Hekateros 
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God of the hekateris, a dance which involves quickly moving hands
Hekateros sits on an IRC channel and parses the http links that are posted on it, then displays them on a web interface.
You can find a live version on the RezoSup on #Ekta-bots
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Key features
- A filter system that you can turn on and off at runtime for both tags and URLs
- Good resilience, by taking advantage of the Erlang/OTP runtime.
- No external DBMS. It uses SQLite3 as an on-disk storage. Backup your data as easily as
scp. - A responsive web interface.
Administration
Hekateros provides an administration interface from IRC. You must be a registered administrator in the bot's system to operate it.
When you first invite Hekateros on an channel, it will send you a private message with a summary of its commands. Hekateros' underlying authentication system is backed by the network's Services (NickServ). Other administrators will need to be registered to NickServ so they can be registered as administrators.
Deployment
You can find an Ansible playbook in the deploy fodler with the template and configuration files. The inventory must export the public_interface variable, which is the address Nginx will be listening on.
License
The code is licensed under the MIT license.
The Hekateros logo is licensed under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license.