NAME
SBN - Skull, Bones and Number
SYNOPSIS
sbn <cmd> [key=val] sbn <cmd> [key==val] sbn [-c] [-d] [-v]
DESCRIPTION
SBN is a python3 IRC bot is intended to be programmable in a static, only code, no popen, no user imports and no reading modules from a directory, way. It can show genocide and suicide stats of king netherlands his genocide into a IRC channel, display rss feeds and log simple text messages.
SBN contains correspondence <writings> with the International Criminal Court, asking for arrest of the king of the netherlands, for the genocide he is committing with his new treatement laws. Current status is “no basis to proceed” judgement of the prosecutor which requires a basis to prosecute <reconsider> to have the king actually arrested.
INSTALL
with sudo
$ python3 -m pip install sbn
as user
$ pipx install sbn
or download the tar, see
USAGE
list of commands
$ sbn cmd cmd,err,flt,sts,thr,upt
start a console
$ sbn -c >
start additional modules
$ sbn mod=<mod1,mod2> -c >
list of modules
$ sbn mod cmd,err,flt,fnd,irc,log,mdl,mod, req, rss,slg,sts,tdo,thr,upt,ver
to start irc, add mod=irc when starting
$ sbn mod=irc -c
to start rss, also add mod=rss when starting:
$ sbn mod=irc,rss -cstart as daemon
$ sbn mod=irc,rss -d $
CONFIGURATION
irc
$ sbn cfg server=<server> $ sbn cfg channel=<channel> $ sbn cfg nick=<nick>
sasl
$ sbn pwd <nsvnick> <nspass> $ sbn cfg password=<frompwd>
rss
$ sbn rss <url> $ sbn dpl <url> <item1,item2> $ sbn rem <url> $ sbn nme <url< <name>
COMMANDS
cmd - commands cfg - irc configuration dlt - remove a user dpl - sets display items ftc - runs a fetching batch fnd - find objects flt - instances registered log - log some text mdl - genocide model met - add a user mre - displays cached output nck - changes nick on irc now - genocide stats pwd - sasl nickserv name/pass rem - removes a rss feed req - reconsider rss - add a feed slg - slogan thr - show the running threads tpc - genocide stats into topic
FILES
~/.local/bin/sbn ~/.local/pipx/venvs/sbn/ /usr/local/bin/sbn /usr/local/share/doc/sbn
AUTHOR
Bart Thate <bthate@dds.nl>
COPYRIGHT
SBN is Public Domain.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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