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|platform=Linux, Windows, MacOs | |platform=Linux, Windows, MacOs | ||
|release= 1.0. | |release= 1.0.4<ref>https://github.com/GnRDenver/DeltaIRC</ref> | ||
|status= | |status=Dead | ||
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Delta IRC Services is an IRC services package coded in python. Its main function is to monitor certain activities on your IRC network such as MODE changes, Channel JOINS/PARTS, Server JOINS/QUITS, and client connections and quits. It aims to encompass services packages such as Anope/Atheme/GNU Thales/Denora and NeoStats. | Delta IRC Services is an IRC services package coded in python. Its main function is to monitor certain activities on your IRC network such as MODE changes, Channel JOINS/PARTS, Server JOINS/QUITS, and client connections and quits. It aims to encompass services packages such as Anope/Atheme/GNU Thales/Denora and NeoStats. | ||
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==Download== | ==Download== | ||
You can grab the latest copy of Delta [ | You can grab the latest copy of Delta [https://github.com/GnRDenver/DeltaIRC/archive/master.tar.gz here] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:36, 14 October 2013
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| Author(s): | Denver Freeburn |
| Programming language: | Python |
| Platform: | Linux, Windows, MacOs |
| Status: | Dead |
| Latest release: | 1.0.4[1] |
| Homepage: | http://deltairc.org |
Delta IRC Services is an IRC services package coded in python. Its main function is to monitor certain activities on your IRC network such as MODE changes, Channel JOINS/PARTS, Server JOINS/QUITS, and client connections and quits. It aims to encompass services packages such as Anope/Atheme/GNU Thales/Denora and NeoStats.
It will eventually also have it's own IRCd built-in. The project is in early days having being founded in June 2012. If you want to contribute to the project, just pop into #delta1.0-dev[2] and talk to Denver.
Download
You can grab the latest copy of Delta here