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hubot-links
Advanced tools
A Hubot script for keeping track of what's been shared.
See src/hubot-links.coffee
for full documentation.
Install the hubot-links module as a Hubot dependency by running:
npm install --save hubot-links
Enable the module by adding the hubot-links entry to your external-scripts.json
file:
[
"hubot-links"
]
Run your bot and see below for available config / commands
Command | Listener ID | Description |
---|---|---|
hubot links clear | links.clear | Clears all tracked links |
hubot links list [number] | links.list | Returns the last 5 (or number if specified) links shared |
user1>> https://www.fyianlai.com/
user1>> https://github.com/ClaudeBot/hubot-links
user1>> hubot links list 1
hubot>> https://github.com/ClaudeBot/hubot-links
user1>> hubot links clear
hubot>> user1: Cleared all tracked links.
FAQs
A Hubot script for keeping track of what's been shared.
The npm package hubot-links receives a total of 42,466 weekly downloads. As such, hubot-links popularity was classified as popular.
We found that hubot-links 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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