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h1. Campfire Bot
This is a bot for 37 Signals' Campfire chat service.
It has plugin support so you can make your bot do whatever you want.
h2. Installation
@gem install campfire-bot@
h3. Download
Download the source from "github":http://github.com/joshwand/campfire-bot
h3. Configuration
Create a @config.yml@ in the root of the source directory. Use @config.example.yml@ as an example.
h2. Usage
To run the bot, run @campfire-bot@ with the following parameters:
-c config FILE path to config file -e ENVIRONMENT_NAME environment name to load from config file -p plugin PLUGIN_PATH path to your plugins
Example:
@campfire-bot -c config.yml -e production -p ./plugins@
h2. Known issues
h3. [BUG] Bus Error
This is really an issue with EventMachine. If you are using this on a machine that has MacPorts, you'll need to make sure that you build both ruby and eventmachine linked against the openssl in /opt/local, not /usr/local.
h3. warning: peer certificate won't be verified in this SSL session
A bug in net/http. Noisy, but harmless.
h2. Original Author
Tim Riley - "github":http://github.com/timriley | "www":http://openmonkey.com/ | "email":mailto:tim@openmonkey.com
h2. Maintainer
h3. Contributors
FAQs
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We found that campfire-bot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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