demophoon/brittbot-legacy

My little IRC bot, written with Jenni

Jenni

jenni is a python IRC bot maintained and developed by Michael Yanovich. This project was originally created by Sean B. Palmer.

Installation & Configuration

1. Run ./jenni - this creates a default config file
2. Edit ~/.jenni/default.py
3. Run ./jenni - this now runs jenni with your settings

Enjoy!

Optional Dependencies

From Pip:

• feedparser - allows the optional rss.py and nws.py modules to work.
• BeautifulSoup - allows better output from DuckDuckGo in search.py, image_me module and animate_me_module to work, and allow more in-depth results for .calc
• yelpapi - allows you to use the food module

Google Developer API Key

The YouTube module requires that you have a Google Developer API key in order to function. This key can be obtained by:

1. Go to the Google Developer Console at: https://console.developers.google.com/
2. Create or select a project.
3. In the sidebar on the left, expand APIs & auth. Next, click APIs. In the list of APIs, find and ensure that the YouTube Data API is enabled.
4. In the sidebar on the left, select Credentials.
5. Create a new Public API access key and choose Server Key. Copy the created API Key into the google_dev_apikey option in your config.

Best Practices

• Give jenni '@' (ops) at your risk. This software is provided without warranty, without exception.
• You can no longer run jenni as the root user (euid = 0).
  • This is a huge security risk, amplifying the impact of any potential vulnerability.

Additional Info

See https://github.com/myano/jenni/wiki for information about jenni/Phenny modules

Credits

For a list of contributions to the jenni fork see the file CREDITS.

Sean B. Palmer, http://inamidst.com/sbp/ forked by Michael Yanovich, https://yanovich.net/

brittbot-legacy's Issues

Separation of concerns in underlying framework

Currently bot.py (and other parts of jenni) are horribly managed when it comes to having functionality that can be removed easily.

Removing the info.py module requires you to remove the module, remove a global attribute on bot.py, as well as remove logic in bot.py. This should all be contained within the single module instead.

This issue is going to be used to track these kinds of fixes.

pls add botsnack feature

thnx