sopel-wolfram
Wolfram|Alpha plugin for the Sopel IRC bot framework
Installing
Releases are hosted on PyPI, so after installing Sopel, all you need is pip:
$ pip install sopel-wolfram
Requirements
- Sopel 8.x
- wolframalpha 5.1.4+
You will also need a Wolfram|Alpha App ID; see details below in the "Configuring" section.
Configuring
The easiest way to configure sopel-wolfram is via Sopel's
configuration wizard—simply run sopel-plugins configure wolfram
and enter the values for which it prompts you.
However, you can manually add the following section to your Sopel bot's configuration file if desired:
[wolfram]
app_id = yourappidgoeshere
The app_id setting is required, and you will need to get your own App ID from
Wolfram|Alpha at https://developer.wolframalpha.com/
Optional settings:
condense: ifTrue, multi-line results will be output as a single message with|separating the lines (default:False, which mimics the Rizon bot called Internets)max_public: the number of lines over which results will be sent in NOTICE instead of to the channel; has no effect ifcondenseisTrue(default: 5)units: measurement system displayed in results, eithermetric(the default) ornonmetric
Example usage
<User> .wa 2+2
<Sopel> [W|A] 2+2 = 4
<User> .wa python language release date
<Sopel> [W|A] Python | date introduced = 1991
<User> .wa airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow
<Sopel> [W|A] estimated average cruising airspeed of an unladen European
swallow = 25 mph (miles per hour)(asked, but not answered, about a
general swallow in the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail)
Changelog
Ticket numbers in changelog entries can be looked up by visiting
https://github.com/dgw/sopel-wolfram/issue/<number>
0.7.0 "Aru hi fui ni..."
Added:
- New
condensesetting for single-line output (#29)
Replaces newlines with|separator, uses as much of the IRC line as possible but gracefully truncates the response instead of falling back to NOTICE.
Updated:
wolframalphalibrary unbundled, now that upstream has made a new release
0.6.1 "Mirai to wa?"
Updated:
wolframalphalibrary now bundled, for bug-fixing reasons
Should upstream resume development,sopel-wolframwill switch back.
Meta:
- Future-proofed, PEP639-compliant license metadata (#27)
- Updated build/publish workflow (#27)
0.6.0 "Bocchi de Skip"
First release as sopel-wolfram, replacing the old sopel_modules.wolfram
package for Sopel 7 and older.
Updated:
- Sopel 8.x and Python 3.8+ now required (#25)
- Upgraded to
wolframalpha5.x (#25) - Modernized packaging & package metadata (#25)
- Streamlined documentation (#25)
0.5.0 "ALIVE"
That's "ALIVE" as in "This project isn't DEAD" (despite the last release being over two years old).
Updated:
- Sopel 7.x now supported & required (#23)
- Dropped support for Sopel 6.x (#23)
- Dropped support for wolframalpha 2.x (#23)
- Internal refactoring to take advantage of new Sopel features (#23)
Meta:
- No more ZIP releases; PyPI only allows one file type now (#22)
0.4.1 "Kibou ni tsuite"
This release named in memory of LuckyNumber78, who changed lives every day simply by being her excitable, fun-loving self. She is missed by many.
Fixed:
max_publicsetting could cause errors because it was treated as a string (#21)
0.4.0 "Mirai no kajitsu"
Added:
- Support for wolframalpha 3.0 with transitional fallback to 2.4 (#11, #19; see README notes)
- New configuration option
max_public, a number defining the maximum number of lines that can be sent without using NOTICEs. Default: 5 (#13) - New configuration option
units, to specify whether the API should returnmetric(default) ornonmetricmeasurements (#18; see #16)
Updated:
- Threshold for using NOTICEs is now 5 lines, up from the previous default of 3
Fixed:
- Non-ASCII text in output is no longer
\:encoded(#15)
0.3.1 "Nusumareta kuchibiru"
Updates:
- Unicode-encode query to avoid UnicodeEncodeError on non-ASCII characters (#10)
0.3.0 "So long!"
Updates:
- Results longer than 3 lines will be sent via NOTICE instead of flooding channels (#8)
0.2.1 "Mae shika mukanee"
Updates:
- Output now split into multiple messages when line breaks are present (#4)
- Tell pip we do not want wolframalpha 3.0 yet (#6)
0.2.0 "Miraibashi"
Updates:
- Try a lot harder to give useful output (#3)
- Tell user to try again if an unspecified error occurs (empty error message)
Meta:
- Cleanup: PEP8 & unused imports
- Refactor to make future addition of integration tests easier
0.1.2 "Switch"
Updates:
- Shorten some error messages
- Identify as "[W|A]" instead of "[Wolfram]" in output for brevity
- Ensure all module output is prefixed
- Add more examples to help output and README
Meta:
- README now includes installation instructions and where to get help/report bugs
0.1.1 "Already"
Updates:
- Now outputs error if
app_idis missing (#1)
Meta:
- README reformatted (thanks @maxpowa)
- Begin maintaining version history in NEWS file
0.1.0 "Beginner"
- Initial release
- Adopted with permission from https://github.com/maxpowa/inumuta-modules/blob/e0b195c/wolfram.py
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