dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.0.11
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<lagweezle>
Erm, any guidance on rspec testing for Cinch plugins?
<lagweezle>
Or how to shut down all the bits cleanly?
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<onewheelskyward>
Which bits?
<onewheelskyward>
I've done a little bit of it but I have to mock my api calls before I go any further.
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<lagweezle>
Process for shutting down the bot, a way to tell plugins they better flush data, etc.
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<onewheelskyward>
What are you running that needs a data flush?
<onewheelskyward>
I'm using datamapper but it handles itself quite well.
<lagweezle>
Don't know what datamapper is. :/
<lagweezle>
I suspect I 'm too tired to make much sense, but I tend to go hunting for info when I expect to encounter an issue.
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<Mitchbones>
What is the proper etiquette in github for this situation? I want to make my own bot using cinch, do I just clone the repo then make my own repository for my bot and give credit in the readme? or do I fork it? Sorry, new to git/github
<catepillar>
Mitchbones: I would build my bot, and add in a requirement that cinch be installed
<Mitchbones>
catepillar, ty
<catepillar>
it's released under an MIT liscense
<catepillar>
so you can do pretty much whatever you want with cinch's code
<catepillar>
but it's generally considered good practice to either push useful enhancements upstream, or to fork it yourself
<Mitchbones>
gotcha
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<deb>
!help
<deb>
i like tgo install cinch in my debian 7 box, where is the manuals?
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<deb>
hello i make my first bot test, when i run i got in `require': no such file to load -- cinch (LoadError)
<deb>
i git clone cinch to a directory, debian 7 here
<lagweezle>
'gem install cinch'
<deb>
ok, thanks
<lagweezle>
:)
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<deb>
hmm, am first trying cinch in my lab box which is a ubuntu saucy before deploying to my production box in debian 7 amd, but i get this error cinch requires Ruby version >= 1.9.1.
<lagweezle>
there are also requirements in the code in the lib directory that also may need gems installed
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<lagweezle>
If you keep running it, identifying the missing gem, install the missing gem, repeat, it'll eventually start up.
<deb>
yes thats what am doing, i did uuid too, but when i run the .rb , let me try again now with yaml
<deb>
hmm i dont think it works
<deb>
give me a lot errors
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<lagweezle>
From what little I looked at, it looks like it requires a mail server, and a database, and maybe some other things.
<lagweezle>
deb: I suppose a good question for you ... What are you trying to accomplish?
<deb>
i want a bot that can accept new znc users and create them for my free shell/znc server
<deb>
i already have the ssh part done
<deb>
since znc folks told me that editing znc.conf manually and adding the new user from a bash script or whatever not a good idea, i need to interact with znc via /msg *status some how to add the new user into the box
<deb>
*new znc user
<deb>
i already have email seerver running, ipv4 and ipv6
<deb>
a very new (1 hr old) in ruby, i was hopping to see this bot running and trying to make my own, since looks very easy from the cinch manpages to do
<deb>
but i hit the wall :)
<lagweezle>
Erm, I think they were meaning that adding new users w/o an admin doing it and making sure that user should have an account would be bad.
<deb>
agree, i was planning to do a email send/confirm to me, then me enableing the znc account after review
<lagweezle>
Ahh. Gotcha. Not a bad plan, then.
<deb>
that bot suppose to do that
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