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akp48-plugin-server-bridge
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This plugin allows AKP48 to bridge two channels to each other.
Step 1: git clone this repo into your AKP48Squared plugins directory (See the AKP48Squared documentation for more details).
Step 2: Restart or reload the bot.
addBridge: Adds (or updates) a custom command.
Usage: addBridge <channel> [server]
Example: addBridge #test b4a2ea76-9609-4c44-b9e8-926369639c80
Required Permissions: ['AKP48.owner']
rmBridge: Removes a custom command.
Usage: rmBridge <channel> [server]
Example: rmBridge #test b4a2ea76-9609-4c44-b9e8-926369639c80
Required Permissions: ['AKP48.owner', 'AKP48.op', 'irc.channel.owner', 'irc.channel.op', 'irc.channel.halfop']
server-bridge stores all of its configuration in the plugins section of the main config.json file for AKP48.
If you come across any issues, you can report them on this GitHub repo here.
FAQs
Allows AKP48 to bridge two channels chat to each other.
We found that akp48-plugin-server-bridge demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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