Jeeves Framework
The Jeeves Framework is a Python IRC library that makes creating and running IRC bots. A few of the core principles were borrowed from Django. The basic idea came when I read about Jessamyn Smith’s Talk Back Bot.
Prerequisites
Usage
The following four commands will get a basic IRC bot up and running. Default plugins are in the works for future releases.
`pip install jeeves-framework` or `pip install git+git://github.com/silent1mezzo/jeeves-framework.git`
`jeeves-admin.py startbot <name>`
`cd <name>`
`python bot.py runbot`
Upcoming Features
You can check out our Issues page for all of the upcoming features.
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