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tennu-respond

v6.0.0

Published

Maintains trigger words that will fire pre-determined responses. Can be set to only respond occasionally.

Downloads

3

Readme

tennu-respond

A plugin for the tennu irc framework.

Maintains trigger words that will fire pre-determined responses. Can be set to only respond occasionally. Compatible with tennu-admin-cooldown.

Usage

  • "{{!}}respond add [-c=.3] [--executable] <trigger>[/<trigger>/<trigger>]/<response>"
  • "{{!}}respond addtriggers <Response_ID> [-c=.3] [--executable] <text>"
  • "{{!}}respond edit <type> <type_ID> [-c=.3] <new_text>"
  • "{{!}}respond remove <type> <type_ID>"
  • "{{!}}respond list"

Configuration

  • defaultChance: when -c is omitted, the default chance will be used.
"respond":{
    "defaultChance": .3
}

Special features

Executable

Responses can be executed as child_process exec commands and stdout is returned. use the --executable flag when adding or editing responses.

Intent modifiers

In the response you can use something called 'intent modifiers' and instead of the bot simply saying something to the channel, you can have the bot act, notice, and say as many times as you want in a single response.

So: !respond add -c=1 my trigger/my response%act%claps hands

will result in the bot replying 'my response' and immediately after replying with an '/me claps hands'

You can start to see how useful this is. A single response can then turn into a multi-line response with all sorts of actions.

There are more to come, but currently here are the modifiers.

  • %say%
  • %act%
  • %notice%
  • %rainbow%
  • %private%: Sends a PM to the user who triggered the trigger
  • %nick%: bot output will swap this for a username.

Requires

Installing Into Tennu

See Downloadable Plugins here.

Tests:

  • npm test