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-DCBot is a Direct Connect bot written in Ruby.
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-It has an extensible plugin architecture backed by a database
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-and comes with a plugin to manage requests.
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-
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-Dependencies
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-============
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-
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-- RubyGems
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-- ActiveRecord
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-- EventMachine
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-- libbz2
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-
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-Usage
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-=====
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-
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-Edit dcbot_example.conf, rename it to dcbot.conf, and then run dcbot.rb.
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-Typing text into standard input will send it as messages to hub chat.
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-
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-Notes
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-=====
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-
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-At this time, only one hub connection is supported. It should be easy to add multiple hubs,
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-but I didn't need it and I wasn't sure how to handle keyboard input in that case.
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-
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-Also, please note that this is a fairly quick and dirty bot, so don't be surprised if some
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-of the architecture is suboptimal.
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-
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-Author
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-======
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-
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-Kevin Ballard <kevin@sb.org>

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+DCBot
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+=====
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+
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+DCBot is a Direct Connect bot written in Ruby.
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+It has an extensible plugin architecture backed by a database
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+and comes with a plugin to manage requests.
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+
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+Dependencies
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+------------
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+
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+- RubyGems
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+- ActiveRecord
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+- EventMachine
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+- libbz2
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+
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+Usage
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+-----
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+
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+Edit dcbot_example.conf, rename it to dcbot.conf, and then run dcbot.rb.
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+Typing text into standard input will send it as messages to hub chat.
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+
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+Notes
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+-----
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+
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+At this time, only one hub connection is supported. It should be easy to add multiple hubs,
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+but I didn't need it and I wasn't sure how to handle keyboard input in that case.
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+
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+Also, please note that this is a fairly quick and dirty bot, so don't be surprised if some
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+of the architecture is suboptimal.
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+
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+Author
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+------
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+
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+Kevin Ballard <kevin@sb.org>