### Using pip
pip install ttapi
### Via source
Obtain the source by downloading from the web or cloning with git. In the
directory containing setup.py run:
python setup.py install
## Examples
### Chat bot
This bot respond to anybody who write "/hello" on the chat.
```py
from ttapi import Bot
bot = Bot(AUTH, USERID, ROOMID)
def speak(data):
name = data['name']
text = data['text']
if text == '/hello':
bot.speak('Hey! How are you %s ?' % name)
bot.on('speak', speak)
bot.start()
```
### Simple
```py
from ttapi import Bot
bot = Bot(AUTH, USERID, ROOMID)
# Define callbacks
def roomChanged(data): print 'The bot has changed room.', data
def speak(data): print 'Someone has spoken.', data
def updateVotes(data): print 'Someone has voted.', data
def registered(data): print 'Someone registered.', data
# Bind listeners
bot.on('roomChanged', roomChanged)
bot.on('speak', speak )
bot.on('update_votes', updateVotes)
bot.on('registered', registered )
# Start the bot
bot.start()
```
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