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* !wol - Performs wake-on-lan actions for machines in the space | * !wol - Performs wake-on-lan actions for machines in the space | ||
* !janee - response in the affirmative or negatory sense to inquiries | * !janee - response in the affirmative or negatory sense to inquiries | ||
* !statustoggle - (temp) manually switch the space from closed to open | * !statustoggle - (temp) manually switch the space from closed to open | ||
* !wau-temp - Read the external temperature from the WUR sensors | * !wau-temp - Read the external temperature from the WUR sensors | ||
* !label - Prints labels @ [[ | * !label - Prints labels @ [[Slabpi]] | ||
* ~power - Current power consumption | * ~power - Current power consumption | ||
==WIP== | |||
* !speak - Text to speach using Festival on [[Slabpi]] | |||
* !espeak / !espreek / !edire / !esprech - Text to speach using espeak on [[Slabpi]] (different languages yay \o/) | |||
Revision as of 23:42, 31 July 2018
NURDbot is a small IRC bot based on the fantastic jsonbot by Bart Thate. It runs on nurdbot.vm.nurd.space.
Writing custom commands (AKA plugs)
Extensions go in /home/nurdbot/.jsb/myplugs/socket. In theory you could load a plugin with:
!plug-enable <plugin name>
In practice it turns out you have to kill the bot, start it again (see below how) and then do the !plug-enable.
Reloading the bot
- kill process starting with "python2.7 ./bin/jsb-irc"
- as user nurdbot, run the following
screen ~/jsonbot/botstart.sh
Our custom commands
- !badum - for terrible jokes
- !wikipedia - customised from the basic version
- !fluoro - controls the fluorescent lights
- !wol - Performs wake-on-lan actions for machines in the space
- !janee - response in the affirmative or negatory sense to inquiries
- !statustoggle - (temp) manually switch the space from closed to open
- !wau-temp - Read the external temperature from the WUR sensors
- !label - Prints labels @ Slabpi
- ~power - Current power consumption