Just a hexchat plugin with a variety of features...
- Download or clone this repository into your hexchat plugins directory
- Unzip master.zip (if you have downloaded, using unzip master.zip)
- Run
pip3 install -r requirements.txt - Open
russell.pyand make changes to the configuration section if required - Load the plugin using
/load russell.pyor hexchats graphical interface
This plugin comes with a few configuration options. Note that these configuration options are in the plugin itself therefore if any changes are made, you will need to reload the plugin using /reload russell.py or using hexchats graphical interface.
General configuration options are as follows:
| Configuration Option | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| close_on_disconnect | True/False | If True, closes channel windows when you disconnect or are disconnected from networks. |
| custom_ctcps | True/False | If True, custom CTCP's will be used. See the CTCP Replies section below for further info. |
| drunk_config | String | This is the configuration file name that will be used for /drunk and /drink commands. The configuration file when created will appear in same directory as other hexchat configuration files. By default it is set to 'drunk.conf' |
| drunk_custom_date | Date String (DD/MM/YY) | The date that will be displayed on the 'Drinks Since' section of the /drunk command. If this is not set or not a valid date, it will default to using the date that the file configured in drunk_config was created. |
| join_on_invite | True/False | If True, you will automatically join channels if you are invited to them. |
| require_sasl | True/False | If True, SASL will be required and networks will be disconnected if SASL authentication fails. See the SASL Networks section below for further info. |
| wallops_seperate | True/False | If True, wallops will be sent to a seperate window. The window name can be configured using wallops_window configuration setting |
| wallops_window | String | This setting controls the name of the wallops window when wallops_seperate is enabled. By default it is set to '(wallops)'' |
| whois_on_private | True/False | If True, hexchat will automatically /whois any user that sends you a private message. |
If custom_ctcps is set to True, Custom CTCP replies will be used rather than hexchat's own replies. Custom replies can be configured using custom_ctcp_replies. For example, If you wanted to add a custom reply to CTCP FINGER, you would configure custom_ctcp_replies as follows:
custom_ctcp_replies = {
'FINGER': "127.0.0.1"
}
You can also configure other CTCP replies to be customised. Configuration for multiple customisations would look something like this:
custom_ctcp_replies = {
'FINGER': "127.0.0.1",
'EMAIL': "[email protected]",
'MYREPLY', "My custom ctcp reply"
}
The /np (Now Playing) command relies on LastFM to retrieve data. You will need to obtain API keys from https://www.last.fm/api and configure these within the plugin. The configuration should look as follows:
lastfm = {
'api_url': 'http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/',
'api_key': 'Your API Key',
'username': 'Your Last FM Username'
}
if require_sasl is set to True, Networks will be configured to require SASL which means they will disconnect if SASL authentication is unsuccessful. To enable this for specific networks, require_sasl_networks needs to be configured. For example, if we only want to require SASL on Freenode, you would configure require_sasl_networks as follows:
require_sasl_networks = (
'Freenode'
)
You can also configure multiple networks to require SASL. Configuration for multiple networks would look something like this:
require_sasl_networks = (
'Freenode',
'Rizon',
'SomeOtherNetwork'
)
You can also configure SASL to be required on all networks. To do this, simply leave require_sasl_networks empty as follows:
require_sasl_networks = (
)
The /twitter (Tweet) command relies on Twitter's API to be able to post tweets. You will need to obtain API keys from https://developer.twitter.com/ and configure these within the plugin. The configuration should look as follows:
twitter = {
'consumer_key': 'My Applications Consume Key',
'consumer_secret': 'My Applications Consume Secret',
'access_token': 'My Applications Access Token',
'access_secret': 'My Applications Access Secret'
}
If you've found a bug or have any suggestions on how this plugin could be improved, throw us a line here and we'll take a look.