The first feature creating module that shall be written is a responder module. We also have 2 modules – one for enabling your channel in the system and the other for creating and assigning bots to your channel. Because the system is so extensible, there is little that it cannot do and we are more than happy to take suggestions for features which you, the channel owners, would like.Īt present, the core of the system is written. It links directly to the GeekShed network and provides services to channel owners. This is a modular system, written in Java. GeekShed is releasing a network wide bot system named ShedServ. For obvious reasons, development was postponed and has, fairly recently, resumed.įor those of you who don’t remember, here is an overview… Development of this was started before those of us who run GeekShed left WyldRyde. Those of you with better memory may remember this. If you have any issues with this, please let us know in #help. PM the bot “!help” to see these commands. You can delete your account and remove the bot from a channel using other commands in the bot. Within 60 seconds of you tweeting, your tweet will show up in all of the channels you have added. You can do this command again to add your twitter feed to more channels.ĭue to the limitations of Twitter’s API, the bot looks for new tweets every 60 seconds. This will make the bot join that channel if it’s not already in there. To make the bot announce your tweets in a channel, you need to use the !addchan command. You must be an op in a channel in order to add the bot to it. You can add up to 10 channels to the bot. If this is successful, the bot will tell you so. Now return back to the bot and use the !pin command to tell the bot what your PIN number is. Click the “Allow” button and you will be given a PIN code. When you register, you will be presented with a URL that you must go to and log into your twitter account.
#Creating a twitter rss bot password#
Username and password are the credentials you will use to log into the bot in future. Send a PM to the IRC user “Twitter” with the !register command. Remember, GeekShed will never ask you for your Twitter login! To use it, follow these simple steps:Īll of the commands below need to be done in a PM (private message) with the bot (Twitter). It’s very easy to use and doesn’t require that you give over your twitter login. GeekShed provides a twitter bot, aptly named “Twitter”, to provide you with a twitter feed in your channel.
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