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matrix-org-irc
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This is a fork of node-irc, which is an IRC client library written in TypeScript for Node. This fork is used by the Matrix-IRC application service.
To use this package:
yarn add matrix-org-irc
node-irc
The node-irc
library isn't well maintained and there are a number of issues which are impacting development of the Matrix-IRC application service. We made the decision to fork the project in order to improve reliability of the application service. A summary of modifications from node-irc@0.3.12
are below:
== NICKLEN
.err_unavailresource
on connection with reserved nicks.names
support (incl. multi-prefix).@ > &
)setUserMode
to set a user's mode.encodingFallback
option which allows setting encoding to use for non-UTF-8 encoded messages.onNickConflict()
option which is called on err_nicknameinuse
. This function should return the next nick to try. The function defaults to suffixing monotonically increasing integers. Usage:
new Client("server.com", "MyNick", {
onNickConflict: function() {
return "_MyNick_";
}
});
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An IRC client library for node, written in Typescript.
The npm package matrix-org-irc receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, matrix-org-irc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that matrix-org-irc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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