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hubot-advanced-help

v0.1.2

Published

A hubot help replacement that supports #hashtags

Downloads

8

Readme

hubot-advanced-help

A hubot help replacement that supports #hashtags

See src/advanced-help.coffee for full documentation.

Installation

In hubot project repo, run:

npm install hubot-advanced-help --save

Then add hubot-advanced-help to your external-scripts.json:

[
  "hubot-advanced-help"
]

Configuration

No further configuration besides external-scripts.json is required in order to get hubot-advanced-help to work. However, you can optionally disable this script with the environment variable HUBOT_ADVANCED_HELP_DISABLE:

HUBOT_ADVANCED_HELP_DISABLE="true" bin/hubot

This is helpful if you want to dynamically control usage of hubot-advanced-help. Remember that you still need to use external-scripts.json regardless of whether the env variable is used.

Sample Interaction

user1>> hubot tags
hubot>> #foo, #bar, #baz, #some-tag
user1>> hubot help #some-tag
hubot>> this is a command tagged with #some-tag
user1>> hubot e.g. #some-tag
hubot>> this is an example tagged with #some-tag