Quite a few things have happened in my XMPP world since my last post. My server losing it's drive caused me to accomplish next to nothing for about 2 weeks+. I still have not reached my goals with 0.1 for
SleekXMPP, but I'm mostly missing just a few bug fixes and some testing. However, work on SleekBot has begun! Its a framework for people to build any type of bot, and will include a hopefully quite complete set of bot plugins. For example, remember Edgar? Edgar will be brought back to life as a Sleekbot plugin as will many other bots out there.
Sleekbot, along with SleekXMPP, now has
Ad Hoc Command support.
Ad Hoc is a major feature for Sleekbot, because it will allow complete administration of the bot from an XMPP client. For example:
controlling admin listsdynamically loading pluginsbot roster managementplugin specific configurationI would love to include community contributed plugins and plugin ideas. Eventually I will want to make a Sleekbot community page. Feel free to check out and play with the code at svn://netflint.net/sleekbot
In another news, I was accepted as an XMPP member this quarter, which I am very excited about!
4 comments:
Maybe you should chceck our version of neutron based on xmppy. (svn://dev.jabbim.cz/neutron)
I'll give a try to sleekXmpp, because xmppy is full of bugs and it's hard to maintain. It looks promising.
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