Bitter IRC Example Application
This is an example application that utilizes the bitter-irc library to build a small "bot".
Running
To run execute the following command in the repository root after cloning to your local machine.
go run main.go -oauth=token -clientid=id -username=user -channels=example,channels
As you can see you need to pass in a few flags:
- oauth
- clientid
- usrename
- channels
These are pretty self-explanatory. "oauth" is your oauth token. "channels" is a comma separated list of values to join multiple channels.
Explanation
The application will connect to multiple Twitch IRC channels and start pumping the messages to stdout via the logger digester. It also has a pingHandler digester that will respond to a user that executes the !ping command in a channel.
When running you'll see log messages in your terminal that look something like this:
2017-01-10 12:32:10 [user] Kappa
And an example of the pingHandler :
2017-01-10 12:32:10 [user] !ping
2017-01-10 12:32:10 [bot] pong @user
Notes
All digesters must be threadsafe. They will be called from multiple go routines as new messages come in. Keep this in mind if you create a digester that interacts with any type of unsafe struct.