Project Summary
An extensible ircbot written in Erlang
It all started when I decided I need to learn Erlang. At the same time I needed a simple ircbot to handle some of the channels I frequent on. These two things put together and I decided to start this project.
The evolution of my knowledge can be best seen from the history of the git commits.
Now that the bot is extensible by plug-ins, and quite stable it's becoming pretty useful. It still needs improvements and is work in progress, but plug-ins can be written for anything.
Patches, help and feature requests can be sent on the github issue tracker. There's a TODO list I keep there too.
The bot is MIT licensed (for no particular reason), it's a very liberal license with no strings, so you can really do whatever you want with it.
In a Nutshell, Erlang Irc Bot...
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has a well established, mature codebase
maintained by by one developer
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took an estimated 1 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in September, 2009
ending with its most recent commit 3 months ago
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