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Simple Gitter-Bot

Preparations

  • You need a gitter API access-token. You can obtain one here: https://developer.gitter.im/apps

  • You need a RoomId, where you want the bot to run. You can find the RoomId here: https://api.gitter.im/v1/rooms?access_token=GITTER-TOKEN

  • For the gif-displaying functionality you need a giphy access-token: You can obtain one here: https://giphy.com

  • Put the Access-Tokens in environment-Variables by starting the script with parameters, or by editing your system environement-variables. E.g. in your ~/.bashrc file:

    export GITTER_TOKEN='your gitter token'
    export GITTER_ROOM_ID='your gitter room id'
    export GIPHY_API_KEY='your giphy token'
    

This bot can also listen to multiple rooms simultaneously. Just enter the room ids in the array room_ids in the initialize method.

Installation

bundle install

Usage

Start the software with:

ruby gitter_bot.rb

Bot will listen to following commands, in the gitter-room that you have specified:

tell a joke
gif topic
activate time service # Displays a clock-emoji every 30 min
deactivate time service # Stops displaying a clock-emoji every 30 min

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a branch (git checkout -b new-branch)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add great new thing')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin new-branch)
  5. Create new Pull Request