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A giphy plugin and meme generator for the robut hipchat bot.
Install the gem
gem install 'robut-giphy'
Add these lines to your Chatfile:
require 'robut/plugin/giphy'
Robut::Plugin.plugins << Robot::Plugin::Giphy
For meme-generation support, also add the following:
require 'robut/plugin/giphy/memes'
Robut::Plugin.plugins << Robut::Plugin::Giphy::Memes
By default, robut-giphy uses the Giphy beta API key. You may wish to replace this with your own API key:
Robut::Plugin::Giphy.configure do |c|
c.api_key = 'your_api_key'
end
robut-giphy filters results to those set to PG by default. If you want to change this:
Robut::Plugin::Giphy.configure do |c|
c.rating = 'pg-13' # pg, pg-13 or r
end
This plugin searches giphy for a random gif matching a search phrase, and displays it in chat. For example:
@robut giphy funny kitten
If the meme plugin is also loaded, the gif will be run through memecaption to add up to two lines of text
@robut giphy funny kitten; a top caption goes here
@robut giphy cat wig; a top caption; a bottom caption
You probably know the drill already...
(c) Simon Detheridge, 2015 Released under the MIT License
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We found that robut-giphy 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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