To use: Add the ai_loader plug-in to your Riddim config then create/edit the options below in said config with a list of plug-ins to load.
Only tested with Ubuntu Linux.
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Install the proper packages (Ubuntu):
sudo apt-get install lua5.1 lua-expat lua-filesystem lua-bitop lua-sec lua-zlib mercurial -
Follow the tutorial here to get the basic bot up and running: http://www.thiessen.im/2010/10/riddim-a-neat-little-xmpp-bot-written-in-lua/
- Before squishing verse modify the verse/squishy file to include the following utils from Prosody:
Module "util.datamanager" "util/datamanager.lua"
Module "util.envload" "util/envload.lua"
Module "util.serialization" "util/serialization.lua" -
Copy the ai_loader folders to your riddim folder.
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Modify the Riddim config file to include the following options:
- Add ai_loader to your list of riddim plug-ins.
nick = ""; -- Name of the bot.
ai_plugins = {}; -- Table of ai_plugins to load.
-- Table of user permissions used by plug-ins. Example:
permissions = {
["user1@example.org"] = {"permission1", "permission2"},
["user2@example2.org"] = {"permission3", "permission4", "permission5"}
};
There is a simple example plug-in in the ai_plugins folder.