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From: Julien Dessaux
Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2012 23:01:38 +0100
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+Hsbot
+=====
+
+Hsbot is an IRC bot written in haskell.
+
+Quick Start
+===========
+
+Configuration goes in $HOME/.config/hsbot/hsbot.hs, here is a minimal example :
+
+    import Hsbot
+    import Hsbot.Config
+    import Hsbot.Plugin.Ping
+    import Hsbot.Types
+    import Hsbot.Utils
+
+    main :: IO ()
+    main = do
+        hsbot defaultConfig { configAddress   = "irc.example.org"
+                            , configTLS       = noSSL
+                            , configPort      = PortNumber 1337
+                            , configPassword  = Nothing
+                            , configChannels  = ["#hsbot", "#geek"]
+                            , configNicknames = ["hsbot"]
+                            , configRealname  = "The One True bot, with its haskell soul."
+                            , configPlugins   = [ ping ] }
+
+Configuration Guide
+===================
+
+You can find all configuration options available in the Hsbot/Config file : use the source Luke! Anyway, here are some of the most common stuff you might need.
+
+TLS
+---
+
+To connect with SSL/TLS use the following :
+
+        hsbot defaultConfig { ...
+                            , configTLS       = defaultTLSConfig { sslVerify = False }
+
+Logging
+-------
+
+You can implement logging using the standard haskell library, for example :
+
+    import System.Log.Logger
+    ...
+    updateGlobalLogger rootLoggerName (setLevel DEBUG)
+
+Connecting to multiple servers
+------------------------------
+
+Just use the power of forkIO :
+
+    import Control.Concurrent
+    ...
+    forkIO $ hsbot defaultConfig { ...
+
+Plugins
+=======
+
+Admin
+-----
+
+The admin plugin allows you to remotely perform basic administration tasks. To use it you have to configure an access list and activate the plugin :
+
+    import qualified Network.IRC as IRC
+    import Hsbot.Plugin.Admin
+    ...
+    hsbot defaultConfig { ...
+                        , configAccess    = [ AccessList { accessMask = IRC.NickName "adyxax" (Just "~adyxax") (Just "where-you-are-connecting-from")
+                                                         , accessList = [Admin] } ]
+                        , configPlugins   = [ admin, ping ]
+                        , ...
+
+Beware that access lists currently dont support regex, it is planned for a future version.
+
+Duck
+----
+
+A shoot the duck game, featuring a lot of cute UTF-8 friendly ducks :
+
+    import Hsbot.Plugin.Duck
+    ...
+    let dargs = defaultDuckArgs { duckChannel = "#geek", duckFreq = 7200 } }
+    hsbot defaultConfig { ...
+                        , configPlugins   = [ ping, duck { pluginEp = theDuck dargs } ]
+                        , ...
+
+Quote
+-----
+
+The quote module allows to keep sayings for posterity and legend :
+
+    import Hsbot.Plugin.Quote
+    ...
+    hsbot defaultConfig { ...
+                        , configPlugins   = [ ping, quote ]
+                        , ...
+
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