cute, common lisp based irc bot. Does very little, but shouldn't break anything.
Quick reference for default triggers:
,foo bar bazlispbot: foo bar bazsomeone-else: hey, check this out ,, foo bar baz
The default trigger is , you can also use inline commands delimited with ,,
or simply address the message at lispbot directly. When in a query, you don't need to use any syntax.
Lisp syntax is optional in commands, ,cute github is the same as ,(cute github), which is the same as
,(cute "github"). See lispify for details on how this works. These triggers can be changed to
arbitrary strings in single-char-trigger and inline-char-trigger, or set to nil to disable that
trigger.
Lispbot requires quicklisp to run. It's been tested on sbcl, but should work on other CL implementations.
To install quicklisp, head over to quicklisp's website and follow
the instructions there. Make sure you run (ql:add-to-init-file), otherwise quicklisp won't be avaliable
when you start your interpreter.
To use lispbot, clone the repo into ~/quicklisp/local-projects, and run (ql:quickload 'lispbot).
Use (start-irc server &optional nick) once lispbot is loaded to connect to a server. To make this
automatic, just append that line to the end of lispbot.cl, and it will connect on load.