A sweet IRC bot with a web interface for 5by5. Built on cinch and sinatra.
- !next - When's the next live show?
- !schedule - What shows are being recorded live in the next seven days?
- !suggest - Be heard. Suggest a title for the live show.
- !link - Know the link for that? Suggest it and make the show better.
- !current - What's playing on 5by5.tv/live? I've got you covered.
- !last_status - The last tweet by @5by5, delivered to you in IRC. Sweet.
- !about - Was showbot coded or did it spontaneously come into existence?
- !help - Uh, this.
These commands will get you setup to run Showbot.
git clone https://github.com/mutewinter/Showbot.gitcd Showbotbundlerake db:migrate
- Customize
cinchize.ymlfor your IRC channel. - Update
fix_nameto match your bot's name.
data.json is a file served specifically by 5by5.tv that indicates which
show is live. It is currently integrated with title suggestions so that the
currently playing show is fetched and saved in the database when a title is
suggested.
If you want to remove the functionality provided by data.json, you will need
to start by removing the before create hook in suggestion.rb. To avoid
the "Show Not Listed" message you'll want to remove the suggestion set break in
_table_set.haml and _bubble_set.haml.
Modifying showbot.scss requires that you start the rake sass:watch
command. While this command is running, public/showbot.css will be
overwritten with any changes that are made in showbot.scss. This annoying
setup is necessary due to Bourbon not
working well outside of the Rails asset pipeline.
5by5.tv uses a JSON API to provide details about which show is live. When a title is suggested, this JSON API is queried and the show that the title was suggested during is attached to the suggestion.
The format of 5by5.tv's JSON is as follows:
{
'live': true,
'broadcast': {
'slug': 'show_slug_here'
}
}
The 'show_slug_here' is the value read and attached to the title suggestion.
Website and the IRC Bot
$ bundle exec foreman start -f Procfile.local
Just the Website
$ bundle exec foreman start web -f Procfile.local
Just the IRC Bot
$ bundle exec foreman start irc -f Procfile.local
- Special thanks to Rikai for reverse-engineering the setup steps for someone setting up Showbot from scratch.
- To gouwens for implementing the clustered view.
The MIT License
Copyright (c) 2011 Jeremy Mack, Pile of Turtles, LLC
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