Add another interesting example

That would probably require some tweaking before being close to
useful...

eg/irc_alert.pl

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+use strict;
+use warnings;
+use AnyEvent;
+use AnyEvent::IRC::Client;
+use Net::AppNotifications;
+use Carp;
+
+## A basic script that connects to irc and send notifications
+## each time a message matching a regexp is send to the chan
+
+## the regexp triggering a notification
+my $re   = qr/(appnotification|iphone|omg|alert|ddos|dos)/i;
+my $nick = 'appnotifications';
+
+my $key    = shift or croak "usage: $0 <key> <irc server> <chan>";
+my $server = shift || "localhost";
+my $chan   = shift || "#test";
+
+unless ($chan =~ /^#/) {
+    warn "Channel must have a #";
+    $chan = "\#$chan";
+}
+
+my ($host, $port) = ($server =~ /^(.+):(\d+)$/);
+$host ||= $server;
+$port ||= 6667;
+
+my $con = AnyEvent::IRC::Client->new;
+my $c = AnyEvent->condvar;
+my $timer;
+
+my $notifier = Net::AppNotifications->new(key => $key);
+
+$con->reg_cb(registered => sub { print "Hit ^C to interrupt\n"; });
+$con->reg_cb(disconnect => sub { print "I'm out!\n"; $c->broadcast });
+#use YAML;
+#$con->reg_cb(read => sub { warn Dump $_[1] });
+$con->reg_cb(
+    publicmsg => sub {
+        my $msg = $_[2]->{params}[1];
+        return unless $msg;
+        if ($msg =~ $re) {
+            $notifier->send(
+                message    => "IRC $chan: $msg",
+                on_success => sub { print "delivered\n" },
+                on_error   => sub { print "NOT delivered\n" },
+            );
+        }
+    },
+);
+$con->send_srv("JOIN", $chan);
+#$con->send_chan(
+#   $chan,
+#   "PRIVMSG",
+#   $chan,
+#   "Hi, i'm a bot sending iPhone notifications!",
+#);
+
+$con->connect($host, $port, { nick => $nick });
+$c->wait;
+$con->disconnect;