Stormy Facts Implementation drawing closer.

[Jussi Schultink]

Hi All,

This is now the 3rd message we have sent to the list asking for people
to test the new stormyfacts factoid plugin for ubottu. (we still
haven't had anyone go and play with/try to break the bot). This plugin
offers lots of benefits the old plugin didn't, including the factoid
requests and the mysql backend.

I would like you all to please go test and familiarize yourselves
withe the workings so you are not surprised when the implementation
happens.

The channel it is enabled in currently is #ubuntu-bots-test and the
bot name is scratDev. You can find documentation at
http://m4v.com.ar/ubuntu/stormyfacts_readme.html and some more info in
the email below.

I look forward to seeing people trying to break things in
#ubuntu-bots-test :) :D

Cheers

Jussi

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Elián Hanisch <lambdae2 at gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 2:17 PM
Subject: Re: Talking about the new factoid plugin
To: ubuntu-irc at lists.ubuntu.com


Just letting everyone now that the plugin for replace Encyclopedia in
ubottu is feature complete, supports factoids suggestions and mysql.
There's still lot of other stuff to do before it lands in ubottu,
however, you can test the new plugin in #ubuntu-bots-test, my devel
bot is scratDev.

Documentation is here at the moment:

http://m4v.com.ar/ubuntu/stormyfacts_readme.html

if you want to try the new method for request factoid editions you can
do this with the --request switch, like:

!foo is bar --request

!no, foo is bar --request

if you do it from a query you will see scratDev announcing the request
in the channel, you can then approve your own request with "@request
approve <id>", this will work only if the command is send in
#ubuntu-bots-test, public commands have edit privileges, commands from
queries don't.

More commands regarding requests in the readme:

http://m4v.com.ar/ubuntu/stormyfacts_readme.html#_requests

--

~ m4v

https://launchpad.net/~m4v

--
Ubuntu-irc mailing list
Ubuntu-irc at lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-irc