Jambot is an irc bot useful for loading different sets of features through modules. When run, a config file can be supplied (or defaulted to jambot.cfg) that contains connection info and a list of modules to be loaded in as features from the /modules folder. Each module can have config options loaded through the same config file, access to a shared SQLite db, and ability to control actions of the bot.
Required settings to load in the config file:
[jambot]
# List of modules to load (seperated by spaces)
modules = markov 4chan twittertools flags youtube quote tag google urbandict sample rng g8r nickserv monitor say alert
# Name of database file to use if required by modules #
database = jambot.db
# List of channels to join (seperated by spaces)
channels = #test
# Bot's nickname #
nickname = jambot
# Bot's real name #
realname = jambot
# Server to connect to
serverhost = irc.kickinrad.tv
# Server port
serverport = 6697
# Server password (Blank = none)
serverpass =
# Try and connect with SSL
ssl = True
# Character to trigger commands
command_prefix = !
# Hosts for whom bot will respond to owner commands (seperated by spaces)
owner_hosts = loud.house
# String to help identify config of bot
version = jambot 2.0
Module config options are described in the modules themselves, as well as in the default jambot.cfg and loaded into the config file with the modules themselves
Regular bot commands:
Admin commands:
join #channel: join the specified channel
part #channel: part the specified channel
nick nickname: change the bot's nick to nickname
setprefix !: change the configured command prefix to the specified character
quit: Disconnect from server and shutdown bot
set module setting value: Change the 'setting' of 'module' to a new 'value'\
reset module: reload the config settings for 'module' from the config file
reset: reload all settings
save: save all current module settings back to config file
Regular commands:
version: print the version string from the config file
set module setting: query for the current 'setting' of 'module'
modules: list currently loaded modules
Commands not caught by these are passed onto every module to be processed
Most of the module API is shown off in the sample.py module:
from jambot import botModule
#Small sample module
#self.send(chan, msg):
#self.db_query(statement, params)
#self.db_commit()
class moduleClass(botModule):
dbload = False #Set this to True if this module uses DB access, so it only gets created/loaded when needed
def init_settings(self):
'''
Configurable settings for your module are initialized here
self.set(setting, value, desc = "", secret = False):
setting: name of the config setting, put in the config file and changed with set command
value: default initial value of this setting if not overwritten with the loaded config
desc: optional description of what the setting does, saved to the config file as well
secret: Pass true here if the setting contains sensitive data, such as an API key or password
secret settings can only be accessed by an admin in a private message
'''
self.set("bool", False, "a regular boolean setting")
self.set("secretbool", False, "a protected boolean setting", True)
self.set("int", 3, "a regular integer setting")
self.set("secretint", 4, "a protected integer setting", True)
self.set("float", 3.23342, "a regular float setting")
self.set("secretfloat", 4.34234, "a protected float setting",True)
self.set("string", "default string", "a regular string setting")
self.set("secretstring", "default secret string", "a protected string setting", True)
#These values can later be retrieved with:
# self.get(setting)
# Anything initialized here can be changed on the fly with the main bot's 'set' command
def on_start(self, c, e):
self.local_var = 0 #non config based local vars get initialized on start
self.last_msg = self.get("string") #Example of something to keep track of, initialized with configured setting if wanted
#other useful things to do here include initializing timers and threads
def on_load_db(self):
#If dbload is set to True for this module, your db table can be created here
self.db_query("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sample (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY ASC, name text UNIQUE NOT NULL, value INTEGER DEFAULT 0)")
self.db_commit() #Required after every writing action to db
#Regular SQL queries work from here on with self.db_query(), returns results in a list
#Writing queries need to be followed by self.db_commit() or they won't be saved
def do_command(self, c, e, command, args, admin):
if command=="sample": #commands are checked without the configured prefix
if admin: #admin is true if command was sent from someone with a host configured as admin
self.say(e.target, "Hello admin " + e.source.nick)
# send text to irc, self.say(channel, message)
#useful stuff:
# e: event object, contains info about recieved irc activity, monitor module is useful for debugging these
# e.target: name of channel/person event was recieved from
# e.source: full hostname of what/whoever sent the event
# e.source.nick: just the nickname of the sender
if args: #args returns false if empty
argcount = len(args) #len() can count how many args we got
self.say(e.target, "You sent " + str(argcount) + " args")
sentargs = " ".join(args) #args are in a list that can be joined into a string if needed
self.say(e.target, "Here are your args: " + sentargs)
def on_send(self, chan, msg, modulename):
#This hook is triggered whenever a module, including this one, uses self.send()
if modulename != self.name: #self.name returns our own module name
print("Module " + modulename + " sent message " + msg + " to channel " + chan)
#Print statements are useful for console debugging
def on_pubmsg(self, c, e):
#This hook is triggered by any public channel message, e.target can be expected to be a public channel
self.last_msg = e.arguments[0] #message is stored in e as a string in the first element of the arguments list (not sure why the extra array)
def on_event(self, c, e):
#This hook is triggered by any non-message where e.target can still be expected as a channel
#Useful things include checking e.type for "join" or "part"
if e.type == "join" and e.source.nick != c.nickname:
# more useful stuff:
# c: connection object, usually stays the same whole time bot is connected, contains info about... our connection
# c.nickname: useful way to check our own nickname
self.send(e.target, "Welcome to " + e.target + ", " + e.source.nick + "!")
# simple greeting example of using events
def on_privmsg(self, c, e):
#This hook is triggered by any event where the bot itself is expected to be e.target (pings, privmsgs)
if e.type == "privmsg":
print("Secret from " + e.source.nick + ": " + e.arguments[0])
def shutdown(self):
#Run whenever the bot is shutdown, useful for closing opened files if needed (db is handled by main bot already)
passAll of the module methods are optional and don't need to be defined if they aren't used. For starting a new module, there's the skeleton blank.py to build from:
from jambot import botModule
class moduleClass(botModule):
#dbload = True
def init_settings(self):
pass
def on_start(self, c, e):
pass
def on_load_db(self):
pass
def do_command(self, c, e, command, args, admin):
pass
def on_send(self, chan, msg, modulename):
pass
def on_pubmsg(self, c, e):
pass
def on_event(self, c, e):
pass
def on_privmsg(self, c, e):
pass
def shutdown(self):
passFinally, an outline of some of the existing modules and how they work:
markov: Learn words from chatter and reply with its own built sentences. Feed a txt file from the web
in with the 'feed url' command, check for word count with 'words', check if a word is learned with
'known word', or 'clean' the current database so words learned afterwords pop up more
4chan: Extension of the markov module, use 4chan boards and threads as a word bank for learning markov
phrases. Either configured to scan regularly with config settings, or fed an entire board with
'feedboard /vg/ filter', or a specific thread with 'feedthread /board/threadnumber'
alert: enables 'alert' command which highlights every single person in the channel. only load if
you're sure people won't be annoyed.
cron: schedule other commands to run at scheduled times formatted like cron jobs. formatted as
either * for all values, or a comma-seperated list of possible values, ordered like
'minute[0-59] hour[0-23] day[1-31] month[1-12] weekday[0-6]'. Jobs are added with
'addcron (scheduled time) #channel command args', and can be any commands from other modules.
List current jobs with 'listcron' and delete them with 'delcron index'. All cron commands are admin only,
and executed as if the bot sent them itself, meaning if the bot's own host is configured as admin,
commands will be admin as well.
flags: Image uploader and resizer. Assumes bot is running on same server as a configured webserver,
can save images from url to a local folder and return a url of the new image. Options exist in the
config for resizing the image, accepting certain orientations, or adding a border. Images are added
by anyone with 'flag url', or running just 'flags' scans the configured web folder for links to
images and returns one at random.
g8r: funny meme g8r just use 'g8r' command and eat people
google: Configure proper API keys from google in the config file and use 'g query' command to search
google and return results in channel
monitor: useful for debugging only, dumps e event objects into console as they're recieved
nickserv: configure a password in config file to automatically register/sign in with nickserv on
given server
rng: useful randomization tools, 'random 0 10' to roll integers between specified values,
'choose one two' to randomly select one of many supplied args, or 'shuffle one two' to
return the list of args randomly shuffled around.
sample: described above, simply demos some features of the module api
say: 'say whatever' command simply echos whatever is supplied as args
quote: Remember funny stuff that people say. use 'addquote nickname' to add the last thing nickname
said into quotes, and use 'q' or 'quote' to retrieve one at random
tag: custom static command module, arbitrary words can be made into commands with 'tag name data',
and later retrieved with just 'name' as a command itself. Useful for storing URLs or images with
certain aliases. A txt file to dump saved tags to can be configured in config similar to the folder
used for the flags module. Tags can be deleted by admins with 'deltag tagname'.
(todo: optionally admin-protect tags i guess)
twitch: Monitor a list of twitch streamers, announce when they go live or check who's currently
live with 'streams', and count minutes bot has tracked stream live (for fun). Check who's
currently tracked and their time with 'liststreams', or admins can 'addstream channelname'
and 'delstream channelname'
twittertools: Can use twitter API keys to access its own twitter account. Optionally dump timeline
as it updates to a specified channel, or admins can write tweets with 'tweet whatever'. Originally
conceived as extension for markov module and has features reflecting this, can be configured to
automatically tweet the last messaged generated by certain modules (ex markov) at specified intervals.
urbandict: look up query on urbandictionary for definition with 'ud query' or 'urbandictionary query'
youtube: Similar to google module and uses same API keys, search youtube for videos with 'yt query'.
Can also be set to parse youtube URLs and retrieve title info as they are pasted into channels.
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