Warning
This project has been abandoned! I may end up picking it up again in the future but don't expect new features or updates.
An open source Discord - IRC link written in Python.
- Discord
- IRC
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Matrix
- Mentions
- TLS IRC
- IRC NickServ authentication
- Docker support
- Example Docker compose
- Publish Docker container on Docker Hub or GitHub
Set these environment variables:
| Variable | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
IrcEnabled |
Enable the IRC client | True or False |
IrcServer |
IRC server for connection | A hostname or IP address |
IrcPort |
IRC port | The port for the IRC server (non-TLS) |
IrcChannel |
IRC channel to read/send from/to | An IRC channel (Like #linux) |
IrcBotnick |
Nick name for the bot | A valid IRC nick |
DiscordEnabled |
Enable the Discord client | True or False |
DiscordToken |
Discord bot token | A valid token for a Discord bot |
DiscordWebhook |
Discord webhook URL (used for sending messages to the Discord server) | A URL |
DiscordGuild |
Discord guild to send/read messages to/from | A Discord Snowflake |
DiscordChannel |
Discord channel to send/read message to/from | Also a Discord Snowflake |
docker pull betapictoris/owl
docker run -e [YOUR CONFIG] -d betapictoris/owl
Instead of running off the command line it is recommened to use a compose file
git clone git@github.com:BetaPictoris/owl.git # Clone the repo
cd owl # Change your working directory into the
docker build --tag owl:build # Build the Docker image.
docker run -e [YOUR CONFIG] -d owl:build # Run the Docker container. git clone git@github.com:BetaPictoris/owl.git # Clone the repo
cd owl/src # Change your working directory into the source directory
python3 Owl.py # Run the script