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A Cinch plugin to define keywords and display description when keyword matches, keywords are saved in yaml file for persistence.
First install the gem by running:
gem install cinch-yaml-keywords
Then load it in your bot:
require "cinch"
require "cinch/plugins/yamlkeywords"
bot = Cinch::Bot.new do
configure do |c|
c.plugins.plugins = [Cinch::Plugins::YamlKeywords]
end
end
bot.start
!keywords # list all definitions
!keyword? <keyword> # show single definition
!keyword <keyword> <definition> # define without spaces
!keyword '<keyword>' <definition> # define with spaces
!keyword "<keyword>" <definition> # define with spaces
!forget <keyword> # remove definition
<keyword> # display definition
<mpapis>: !keyword 'gist it' Please use https://gist.github.com for anything longer then 2 lines of text.
<user8549586> I get error 4838948: fkjfdlg
<mpapis>: gist it all so I can see the context
<smfbot>: Please use https://gist.github.com for anything longer then 2 lines of text.
Run the ./test-run.sh
script to play with results of your changes in channel listed in example/config.yaml
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