Open RobertEcker opened 9 years ago
If they're commands that run off the IRC server you should be able to run them directly. For instance geeks auth service is ns
and we can do /ns id megawac <pass>
.
If you want to alias you can set them via qwebirc.config.COMMAND_ALIAS
, so to alias ns
we could do
qwebirc.config.COMMAND_ALIAS.NickServ = "ns";
If we want to create a custom handler, its a bit more tricky; we have to implement on qwebirc.irc.Commands
qwebirc.irc.Commands.implement({
cmd_NS: {
splitargs: 2,
minargs: 2,
fn: function(args) {
var username = args[0],
password = args[1];
return "ns id " + username + " " + password;
}
}
});
Message me on #brouhaha
on geeks if you have any trouble.
tnx for your answer
so a dice-command (random generate number between 1 and 6) would be possible :)
in general, i think, each channel knows its channel name which can be used for the command as parameter? where can i find it ;)
One day this stuff will be documented.. If you set target: true
the last argument to your command handler will be which ever window (channel/query window/status) the command was called from
qwebirc.irc.Client.implement({
cmd_CMD: {
fn: function(args, target) {
console.log(args, target);
}
}
});
Sorry, correction.\ If target is a number that argument will be used as the target. So for example
qwebirc.irc.Commands.implement({
cmd_KICK: {
target: 2,
splitargs: 2,
minargs: 2,
fn: function(args) {
// ....
}
}
});
Enables both
/kick megawac #brouhaha
and the following using current channel
/kick megawac
By the way, logic only can have the optional explict target in the command if its provided as the last argument at the moment. Don't set target and find it your self if its the 4th of 6 args or something :)
Note to self change pop to splice to allow targeting specific arg On Aug 18, 2014 11:24 AM, "Robert" notifications@github.com wrote:
tnx for your answer
so a dice-command (random generate number between 1 and 6) would be possible :)
in general, i think, each channel knows its channel name which can be used for the command as parameter? where can i find it ;)
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Which are the steps if you want to add new commands which are implemented on the irc server?