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hubot-sentimental-plus

v1.1.0

Published

A hubot adapter for tracking happiness levels of users via the Sentimental database. Plus version adds additional text messages than just 'stay positive', because people hate this one

Downloads

3

Readme

Hubot Sentimental Adapter

Description

This Hubot adapter uses the Sentimental node package to score how positive or negative the spoken words being used in your room are. As users speak we will analyze how positive or negative your words are using Sentimental and keep a running average. You can then ask how everyone is doing by using one of the following commands.

plus version adds more messages than just 'stay positive'

Hubot check on jsolis
Hubot check on everyone

See src/sentimental.coffee for full documentation.

Data

NPM

Installation

In hubot project repo, run:

npm install hubot-sentimental-plus --save

Then add hubot-sentimental-plus to your external-scripts.json:

["hubot-sentimental"]

You will need to set one environment variable to use this adapter.

export REDISTOGO_URL=redis://redis-server:redis-port-number

Sample Interaction

Hubot> Hubot check on jsolis
Hubot> jsolis has a happiness average of 0.9672131147540983

Contribute

Just send pull request or file an issue !

Configuration

HUBOT_SENTIMENTAL_QUIET

Make the bot a little more quiet.

Copyright

Copyright © Jason Solis. See LICENSE for details.