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<Johne>
awesome, I'm planning on developing my own.
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<Johne>
how do I include this as a plugin, with everything else being a gem, I'm not clear on how to include this http://pastebin.com/kh3EHZBi
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<Johne>
i know the script isnt even close to complete but I'd like to test it
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<leftylink>
Johne: ah, so, the question would be: given that you have that plugin, how to make a bot that uses that plugin? is https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/README.md the section under "Want to see the same Hello, World application in plugin form? Sure you do!" a sufficient example?
<Johne>
ok i see that, but how would you hook in that class?
<leftylink>
Johne: which class? the class of the plugin? the same way you refer to any other class. in the example you gave it would be Cinch::Plugins::NHLScores, it seems.
<leftylink>
sorry if I misunderstood what you meant by hook in, English is not my first language
<Johne>
ok im not asking the right thing
<Johne>
like where do i store the file so that cinch knows it exists?
<leftylink>
cinch isn't responsible for that, though? That's just a matter of using ruby's require. it seems that some reasonable options would be to use require_relative and give a relative path from the bot file to the plugin file, or put the plugin in a gem and have the bot file require the gem
<leftylink>
cinch doesn't automatically do any loading of files - the classes visible from the bot file are what's in the bot file, what's required from the bot file, whatever other normal rules there are for visibility in ruby (I don't have a precise definition of that)
<Johne>
i just started with ruby so i' sure i'm missing something fundamental
<leftylink>
it seems it would be a good resource to read how to require other files in ruby. there are probably many places that explain it better than I could