IRC bot written in Python with modules support
Botijo uses Poetry for Python dependency management (https://python-poetry.org/) so first of all you will need to run the install command from the src dir like this:
$ cd src
$ poetry install
Then you can build and install it by calling the Makefile from the top dir.
$ make
$ sudo make install
The command above will place the binary in /usr/bin.
Alternatively you can also install it as a user in another path (i.e: /opt/bin)
$ sudo make install PREFIX=/opt
The example above will generate this tree:
/opt/
├── bin
│ └── botijo
└── lib
└── botijo
├── botijo.pyc
├── log.pyc
├── notes.pyc
└── sysinfo.pyc
To configure your bot, you should edit the config file botijo.conf which contains default values.
This can be override with command line options.
Command line options and usage:
Usage: botijo <options>
Where options are:
-h, --help Show this help information
-V, --version Show version information
-v, --verbose Print verbose messages
--conf=CONFIG Use alternate config file (default: ~/.botijo.conf)
--host=SERVER IRC server to connect
--port=PORT Port number of the server to connect
--channels=CHANNELS List of channels to join (separated by spaces)
--nick=NICK Nick name you want to use
Example:
botijo --host=localhost --channels='#test1 #test2' --nick=foo
Additionally you can run botijo like a system daemon, for this purpose botijo.rc is provided as an
example start script (use it at your own risk).
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