nicks = make_storage('nicks.json', 'nickmark')
# Initializes a list.
if not nicks.known:
nicks.known = []
from easyirc.const import JOIN # You can use 'JOIN' in simple way.
from easyirc import util
# Message hook of JOIN message
# We will say 'hello' to new nick for this bot.
# About number of params of each message, refer to RFC.
@client.events.hookmsg(JOIN)
def on_join(connection, sender, channel):
ident = util.parseid(sender) # 'util' has parsers of irc text.
nick = ident.nick # Got a nick now!
if not nick in nicks.known:
# You can use irc protocols-wrapper for connection.
# See easyirc.command.protocol
connection.privmsg(channel, u'Hello, new user! ' + nick)
nicks.known.append(nick)
nicks._commit() # save to storage
# Client starts connection.
client.start()
# Enable interactive command mode (optional)
client.interactive()
client.quit(u'Keyboard Interuppt')
context.reply('host:' + context.ident.host)
@pevent.hook('msgtype')
def on_msgtype(context, message=None):
# 'msgtype' is type of sent message. Usually 'PRIVMSG' or 'NOTICE'
context.reply('msgtype:' + context.msgtype)
@pevent.hook('target')
def on_target(context, message=None):
# 'target' is the target to expected to reply. Channel or user.
context.reply('target:' + context.target)
@pevent.hook('reply2')
def on_reply2(context, message=None):
# Actually, reply is a shortcut of components of context.
context.connection.sendl(context.msgtype, context.target,
'Reply by msgtype')
context.connection.privmsg(context.target, 'Reply by privmsg')
context.connection.notice(context.target, 'Reply by notice')
# Client starts connection.
client.start()
# Enable interactive command mode (optional)
client.interactive()
client.quit(u'Keyboard Interuppt')
