This repository includes forks/mods of existing Supybot plugins and some that I've written myself. All of the code in this repository is considered experimental and not ready for production use. It may glitch, break, or spontaneously combust at any time. You have been warned!

Note: This repository is currently being written for Python 2.7, and has not been tested for compatibility with other Python versions (that includes Python 3.x). I cannot guarantee that these plugins will work!

If you have any questions, concerns, or feature requests, please feel free to submit an issue.

Or, you can find me on IRC at: irc.overdrive.pw #dev (webchat)

Please note that this list may not always be up to date; your best bet is to actually browse the code for yourself!

Any specific plugin dependencies should also be listed.

• Hostmasks plugin, allows one to fetch appropriate banmasks for users. Now deprecated due to a silly design flaw that made the plugin less efficient than it should've been.

• Provides a simple command to check whether a website is up or down (using isup.me).

• Mod of the LinkRelay plugin. Originally designed for use with OVERdrive-IRC, with a few extra features such as a configurable list of nicks for the relayer to ignore. No longer in active development. Development has shifted mostly to the RelayLink plugin in this repository; new users please use that instead!

• Anti-abuse script; modifies outFilter to prevent triggering other bots.

• Simple plugin that allows Supybot to oper up on configured networks, automatically (on connect) and manually.

• Generates random passwords on the fly!

• Fetches package information from Debian and Ubuntu's websites.

• Random commands for my own personal use; you probably don't want this loaded!

• LinkRelay forked into a different name. See RelayLink/README.md for more details.

• Some assorted commands that don't seem to fit anywhere else.

• An alternative to Supybot's built-in DNS function, using DNS lookup utilities (such as host or dig) available on the host machine.
  • Requires: a DNS lookup binary such as host (as in /usr/bin/host) or something similar (installable in Debian/Ubuntu via apt-get install bind9-host)

• Fetches TLD information using IANA's database (http://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/).