
* Rewrote the whole architecture to achieve extreme modularity * Added the ability to build a multiprotocol bot * Added cabal integration * Added configuration handling the XMonad style * Added configuration in ~/.hsbot * Refactored many many named and functions * Refactored data structures * Cleaned a big bunch of stuff
30 lines
912 B
Haskell
30 lines
912 B
Haskell
module Hsbot.Irc.Plugin.Dummy
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( ircBotPluginDummy
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) where
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import Control.Concurrent (myThreadId)
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import Control.Concurrent.Chan
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import Control.Exception
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import Control.Monad.State
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import Prelude hiding (catch)
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import Hsbot.Irc.Message
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import Hsbot.Irc.PluginCommons
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-- | The plugin's main entry point
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ircBotPluginDummy :: Chan IrcBotMsg -> Chan IrcBotMsg -> IO ()
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ircBotPluginDummy myChan masterChan = do
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threadId <- myThreadId
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let plugin = IrcPluginState { ircPluginName = "Dummy"
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, ircPluginThreadId = threadId
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, ircPluginChan = myChan
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, ircPluginMasterChan = masterChan }
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_ <- (execStateT run plugin) `catch` (\(_ :: AsyncException) -> return plugin)
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return ()
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-- | The IrcPlugin monad main function
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run :: IrcPlugin ()
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run = forever $ do
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_ <- readMsg
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return ()
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