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lctvbot

v0.0.4

Published

XMPP based bot system for livecoding.tv

Downloads

3

Readme

#LCTV Bot

##Setup Create an oject that contains your nickname and passowrd and pass it to the module

config.json

{
    "nickname": "test",
    "password": "test"
}

main.js

var lctvbot = require( 'lctvbot' );
var config = require( './config.json' );
var bot = new lctvbot( config );

##Events ###online This event fire when the bot comes online, it get's passed the data variable

bot.on( 'online', function( data ) {
    bot.join( 'channel' );
} );

###error Fired when the xmpp-client throws and error

bot.on( 'error', function( e ) {
    console.error( e );
} );

###message The raw message event, this is available for anyone who wants to parse the raw data.

bot.on( 'message', function( stanza ) {
    console.log( stanza.toString() );
} );

###msg Event fired when a user sends a message

bot.on( 'msg', function( nickname, channel, message, stanza ) {
    console.log( nickname + 'said ' + message + ' in ' + channel );
} );

###presence The raw even for presence

bot.on( 'presence', function( stanza ) {
    console.log( stanza.toString() );
} );

###join Fired when a user join the chat. NOTE: This will fire when the bot joins a channel for all current users

bot.on( 'join', function( channel, nickname, stanza ) {
    console.log( [ channel, nickname, stanza.toString() ] );
} );

###part Fires when a user leaves the channel

bot.on( 'part', function( channel, nickname, stanza ) {
    bot.message( channel, 'Goodbye' + nickname + '!', 'groupchat' );
} );

##Functions ###join Makes the bot join a channel. This can recieve a raw name from the stanza or just the channel name.

bot.join( 'sean111' );
bot.join( '[email protected]' );

###part Makes the bot leave a channel

bot.part( 'sean111' );
bot.part( '[email protected]' );

###getMessage Gets the message from a message stanza

var message = bot.getMessage( stanza );

###message Sends a message to the channel ( LCTV doesn't currently support user messaging, "chat" type )

bot.message( 'sean111', 'Hello World!', 'groupchat' );

###getNickname Gets the nickname from the stanza

var nickname = bot.getNickname( stanza );

###getChannel Gets the channel from the stanza

var channel = bot.getChannel( stanza );

###isMod Returns if the user is a mod in the channel or not ( true / false )

if( bot.isMod( channel, nickname ) {
    console.log( nickname + " is a mod" );
}