Please note, I am now the maintainer of this project. But this was originally authored by MrShankly
I started this thread because I am unable to edit the original post that was made by MrShankly. I keep much of the same content here.
Chat bot Mambo - IRC style bot for teamspeak 3
Mambo is an IRC style bot for teamspeak 3 written in elixir. It's extensible via scripts/plugins (written in either erlang or elixir). This project aims to create a user-friendly and helpful bot for teamspeak 3 users.
For more detailed information, visit the github page.
Commands
Note: bot commands are always prefixed by a dot '.'
See the full list of commands here.
Type .help or .help <option> for more info about the available scripts.
Additional features
When a url is written in the chat the bot replies with the webpage title. The bot will also answer a question you make directly to him.
Demo:
Installation
The installation is not very straight forward (I will try to improve it), the following procedure should guide you through the installation process (windows, mac and linux), any question or problem just ask:
Requirements:
Installation:
For more information about the settings.json file, or if you want to compile from source check this getting started.
Important links
Use this new thread, or the new github page for problems, requests, or anything else related to the bot. Thank you!
I started this thread because I am unable to edit the original post that was made by MrShankly. I keep much of the same content here.
Chat bot Mambo - IRC style bot for teamspeak 3
Mambo is an IRC style bot for teamspeak 3 written in elixir. It's extensible via scripts/plugins (written in either erlang or elixir). This project aims to create a user-friendly and helpful bot for teamspeak 3 users.
For more detailed information, visit the github page.
Commands
Note: bot commands are always prefixed by a dot '.'
See the full list of commands here.
Type .help or .help <option> for more info about the available scripts.
Additional features
When a url is written in the chat the bot replies with the webpage title. The bot will also answer a question you make directly to him.
Demo:
Installation
The installation is not very straight forward (I will try to improve it), the following procedure should guide you through the installation process (windows, mac and linux), any question or problem just ask:
Requirements:
- Erlang (18.0 or later) - there are pre built packages in the Erlang Solutions Downloads page
- Elixir - see here for installation instructions
- ImageMagick if you plan to use the gif script
- Server query login credentials
- API key for last.fm, youtube, twitter and wolframalpha are required if you plan to use last.fm, youtube search and the ask/question scripts
Installation:
- Download the pre compiled binaries from http://ift.tt/1PtFNix
- Extract the zip
- Open the command prompt and navigate to the directory where you extracted the files
- Create a settings.json file, use settings.json.sample as a guide
- To run the bot execute the following command:
Code:
elixir --detached --no-halt -S mix
For more information about the settings.json file, or if you want to compile from source check this getting started.
Important links
Use this new thread, or the new github page for problems, requests, or anything else related to the bot. Thank you!
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