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README.md

phenny

This is phenny, a Python IRC bot. Originally written by Sean B. Palmer, it has been ported to Python3 for use in #vtluug on OFTC.

This version comes with many new modules, IPv6 support, TLS support, and unit tests.

Compatibility with existing phenny modules has been mostly retained, but they will need to be updated to run on Python3 if they do not already. All of the core modules have been ported, removed, or replaced.

Requirements

Python 3.2+
python-requests

Installation

Run ./phenny - this creates a default config file
Edit ~/.phenny/default.py
Run ./phenny - this now runs phenny with your settings

Enjoy!

Testing

You will need the Python3 versions of python-nose and python-mock. To run the tests, simply run nosetests3.

Authors

Sean B. Palmer, http://inamidst.com/sbp/
mutantmonkey, http://mutantmonkey.in