IRC SymPy bot in development
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Joan Creus
Jan 4, 2012, 5:23:01 AM1/4/12
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I've recently been working on a small IRC bot (non-gci-work), located here. It features some features specific to SymPy, such as easy linking to issues or pull requests, among others. Aaron Meurer has taken a look at it, and has told me to write here in the mailing list before putting it on the #sympy IRC channel.
It is extensible (via classes, see for example SympyFunctions in the file), supports basic yet extensible logging (by now, only text logging is implemented). By now, the features implemented are !pull, !issue, !repo, !pulls, !help and !commands. But more can be added as required.
It is licensed under BSD, like Sympy. How do you see it? (Note that it wouldn't override the irclogger2 logs, which are much better and posted on the web. It would be for utility functions such as those cited above.) Do I let it enter #symy?
Joan Creus.
It is extensible (via classes, see for example SympyFunctions in the file), supports basic yet extensible logging (by now, only text logging is implemented). By now, the features implemented are !pull, !issue, !repo, !pulls, !help and !commands. But more can be added as required.
It is licensed under BSD, like Sympy. How do you see it? (Note that it wouldn't override the irclogger2 logs, which are much better and posted on the web. It would be for utility functions such as those cited above.) Do I let it enter #symy?
Joan Creus.
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