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hubot-world-cup-live

v0.2.2

Published

A Hubot plugin that pushes World Cup goals to a chat room

Downloads

11

Readme

hubot-world-cup-live NPM version

A Hubot plugin that pushes World Cup goals to a chat room.

Powered by http://worldcup.sfg.io/.

Installation

  1. Edit package.json and add hubot-world-cup-live as a dependency.
  2. Add "hubot-world-cup-live" to your external-scripts.json file.
  3. npm install
  4. Set the HUBOT_WORLD_CUP_DEFAULT_ROOM environment variable
  5. Reboot Hubot.

Now Hubot will check for new goals on the current match every few seconds. Whenever a team scores, it will send a message to the configured room with the current score.

Attention! HipChat rooms are in the format [email protected]. You can look at Hubot's logs to view what your desired room is called internally, or use their API. If you use another chat service, please consult its documentation.