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WinDog
WinDog/WinDogBot is a chatbot I've been (lazily) developing for years, with some special characteristics:
- multi-purpose: it's created for doing a myriad of different things, from the funny to the useful (moderation features will be implemented in the future).
- multi-platform: it's an experiment in automagical multiplatform compatibility, with modules targeting a common abstracted API.
- modular: in all of this, the bot is modular, and allows features to be easily activated or removed at will (like some other ones).
The officially-hosted instances of this bot are, respectively:
- @WinDogBot on Telegram
- @windog:matrix.org on Matrix
- @WinDog@botsin.space on Mastodon (can also be used from any other Fediverse platform)
- WinDog.octt.eu.org as a web chat
In case you want to run your own instance:
git clone --depth 1 https://gitlab.com/octospacc/WinDog && cd ./WinDog
to get the code.find -type f -name requirements.txt -exec python3 -m pip install -U -r {} \;
to install the full package of dependencies.sh ./StartWinDog.sh
to start the bot every time.- The first time it runs, it will generate a
Config.py
file, where you should edit essential fields (like user credentials), uncommenting them where needed, then delete the unmodified fields. Restart the program to load the updated configuration.
- The first time it runs, it will generate a
All my source code mirrors for the bot:
- GitLab (primary): https://gitlab.com/octospacc/WinDog
- GitHub: https://github.com/octospacc/WinDog
- Gitea.it: https://gitea.it/octospacc/WinDog