A Yaml configuration file builder to use with irc-bots
Install via npm
$ npm install jahpd/yamlirc
Or clone our repo in github
$ git clone https://github.com/jahpd/yamlirc
And then install necessary modules
$ npm install -l
Run
$ npm test
var yamlirc = require('yamlirc')
var yamljs = require('yaml-js')
var bot = require('irc')
var opt = {
server: "irc.freenode.net"
nick: "yaml"
channels: ["#nodejs", "#labmacambira", "#yaml"]
}
yamlirc.add('path/to/my/irc.yml', opt, function(err, data){
// data is a string from file
oopt = yamljs.load data
oopt.channels.push "#vegan"
yamlirc.add('path/to/my/other/irc.yml', oopt, function(err, data){
//TODO other thing...
})
})
//load existed file
yamlirc.load('path/to/my/irc.yml', function(err, yaml){
if(!err) var mybot = new irc.Client(yaml.server, yaml.nick, yaml.options)
})will generate a file like this in path/to/my/irc.yml
---
server: irc.freenode.net
nick: yamlbot
options:
port: 6607
userName: oyamlboto
realName: eeByamlbotBee
autorejoin: on
debug: on
secure: off
pluginsPath: ../plugins/
channels:
- "#nodejs"
- "#labmacambira"
- "#yaml" in callback function, yamldata get a object like this, and then you can use on a ircbot:
{
server: "irc.freenode.net",
nick: "bot",
options: {
port: "6607",
userName: "oyamlboto",
realName: "eeByamlbotBee",
autorejoin: true,
debug: true,
secure: false,
pluginsPath: "../plugins/",
channels: ["#nodejs", "#labmacambira", "#yaml"]
}
}