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kotori-bot

v1.6.4

Published

Cross-platform chatbot framework base on Node.js and TypeScript

Downloads

172

Readme

KotoriBot

Quick Start Dev Guide API Reference

Build GitHub last commit (by committer) GitHub commit activity (branch) GitHub npm wakatime OneBot 11


Kotori is a chatbot framework that is cross-platform, decoupled, and modern in nature. It runs on the Node.js environment and is developed in TypeScript.


🚀 Summary

"Kotori" is a Japanese word meaning "ことり(little bird)" and pronounced /kotolɪ/. It is named after the Key game "Rewrite" and the main female character in the game: kanbe Kotori (神戸(かんべ) 小鳥(ことり)). By using Kotori, you can quickly build a multi-platform, powerful chatbot application with different modules to extend its functionality, play styles, and personalization. At the same time, Kotori provides a Cli for module development and Kotori second-level development.

Advantage

  • Cross-platform Thanks to the modular design, you can implement different features and chat platform integrations through writing modules

  • Decoupled Based on the control inversion and aspect-oriented programming (AOP) principles, Kotori reduces code redundancy and complexity

  • Modern Kotori uses modern ECMAScript syntax and powerful TypeScript type support

🧊 Supports

Platform

  • QQ (based on Tencent's official API)
  • QQ (based on OneBot11 Standard)
  • CMD command line
  • Slack
  • Telegram
  • Email
  • Discord
  • MinecraftBedrock (based on WebSocket)

Will support:

  • Kook
  • WeChat
  • Line
  • What's App
  • DingTalk

Data

  • LevelDb

📖 Documentation