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|author=[[User:Avenj|avenj]] | |author=[[User:Avenj|avenj]] | ||
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==Obtaining cobalt== | ==Obtaining cobalt== | ||
* http:// | * http://www.cobaltirc.org/dev/bots/cobalt/ | ||
As of this writing '''cobalt''' is in rapid development and primarily available via the development repository tool '''git''' | As of this writing '''cobalt''' is in rapid development and primarily available via the development repository tool '''git''' | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 11 December 2011
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| Author(s): | avenj |
| Programming language: | Perl |
| Platform: | Unix |
| Status: | Active/Development |
| License: | GNU General Public License v2 |
| Homepage: | http://www.cobaltirc.org/dev/bots |
Cobalt is a talkative IRC bot intended as a modern-day replacement for Jason Hamilton's abandoned DarkBot.
Cobalt can respond to channel chatter with any string you like. By defining 'topics' using a simple wildcard syntax, cobalt can be made to be whatever you like; an IRC help bot, a human-like chatter bot, a quote-bot, or could perhaps just serve up bits of information you'd like to be able to easily reference on IRC. Topic responses can be randomized (via RDB) and may include a lengthy list of variables.
It's written from the ground up using POE::Component::IRC and borrows no code at all from Darkbot.
Features
- Can speak in response to chat or randomly; responses can be very flexible (or even randomized)
- Online user management
- DarkBot data file compatibility (info2.db, randomstuff.ini, RDBs)
- SSL support via POE::Component::SSLify
- Simple XML-based configuration
- Pluggable language sets
Obtaining cobalt
As of this writing cobalt is in rapid development and primarily available via the development repository tool git
Snapshots of known-working git tags are made available via the above link.
Development discussion takes place on #eris (Blackcobalt)