Botfarm is an IRC Bot Control Daemon that should make it simple to manage an arbitrary number of parallel IRC bots with instance specific plugin/option setup. It will support Cinch bots natively, but what the hey, if someone decides to enable running any arbitrary bot/script via botfarmd and sends a pull-request, I will not complain.
At the moment the gem isn't hosted anywhere, so you have to build and install it yourself.
rake install
At the moment there are no 'binaries' provided, but predictability is a great design factor with this project. If you're used to 'git' and its 'git <sub-command> <switches>' paradigm, you should feel at home with botfarmd control commands.
git checkout -b my-new-feature)git commit -am 'Add some feature')git push origin my-new-feature)I shall create a CONTRIBUTING.md in the future for more in-depth Contributing guidelines. Cheerio!
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