dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.2.5
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<dRbiG>
hello
<dominikh>
hi.
<dRbiG>
are there any examples of how to do more advanced cinch setups? e.g. self-documenting commands, accepting the same stuff in `botnick: ...' and on '/msg botnick ...'?
<dRbiG>
hello dominikh
<dRbiG>
or am I just stretching it?
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<dRbiG>
hmm, no answer whatsoever?
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<ConcernedHobbit>
So, is there any good way to check if an user is authenticated with NickServ?
<leftylink>
maybe if I searched for how other people do it I might get some other ideas, but that's what I came up with
<dRbiG>
aye aye, I already got something working
<dRbiG>
it's not as I would like it to be, but it's better than nothing
<leftylink>
there's also something interesting we can do if we set the help attribute of a Plugin, https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/lib/cinch/plugin.rb#L435 but it didn't suit my needs personally (I need to hide some commands based on user auth) so I didn't make use of that myself
<dRbiG>
mhm, my takeout is that docs do matter *a lot* for libararies
<dRbiG>
libraries*
<dominikh>
Cinch isn't the place to look for good documentation, I'm afraid.