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delicious-bot.rb | Sat May 03 04:58:24 -0700 2008 |
README.textile
About
Because when I see a good link, my main pleasure is to send it to as many friends as possible on IM, here is a simple jabber bot I could use to also save these links to my delicious account:
It uses jabber-bot and rdelicious gem for ruby.
Configuration
gem install jabber-bot rdelicious
Edit config.yml with the data for your bot to connect on jabber server and delicious account.
- jabber_id: the id of your bot to connect to jabber network
- jabber_password: the password of your bot to connect to jabber network
- jabber_master: the master of your bot, generally you, put your jabber email here
- delicious_login: the login of the delicious account where to save bookmarks
- delicious_password: the password of the delicious account where to save bookmarks
Run
ruby delicious-bot.rb
Save bookmard
Syntax:
bookmark url description
Example:
bookmark http://github.com/alx/delicious-bot/tree/master A new jabber bot for delicious
Alias:
b http://github.com/alx/delicious-bot/tree/master A new jabber bot for delicious







