Abot is a bot created by me because why not, the source code: https://ari-web.xyz/gh/abot
Prefix is just a mention of it, for example: @ari-bot die
Commands:
hi -- Says hello back to the user log <me|user> <in|out> <auth key> -- Logs a user (or you) in or out, needs an auth key getkey -- Gets the auth key and prints serverside whoami -- Prints your username die -- Makes the bot exit savecfg -- Saves the config note <name> <content...> -- Make a note get <name> -- Print a note del <name> -- Delete a note notes -- Get a list of notes ignore <user> -- Ignore a user acknowledge <user> -- Ignore a user ignored -- Get ignored users insult <me|user> -- Insults a specified or current user revokey -- Revokes current auth key alias <name> <content...> -- Alias a command to a command unalias <name> -- Unalias alias alias aliases -- List all aliases report <user> <reason> -- Reports a user to admins (requires a discord webhook url in report-webhook-url config option) sendkey -- Sends a key to a discord channel (requires a discord webhook url in authkey-webhook-url config option) chatlog -- Sends current chatlog dumplog -- Dumps current chatlog say <thing> -- Says whatever you tell it to say searchnote <search> -- Searches for a note searchalias <search> -- Searches for an alias impersonator <user> -- Marks a user as an impersonator notimpersonator <user> -- Marks a user as not an impersonator turn -- Takes turn keys <combo> -- Types a key combo (see Key Combos section) endturn -- Ends turn skeys -- Lists saved key combos skey <name> <combo> -- Save a key combo ikey <combo_name> -- Invoke a saved combo reloadcfg -- Reload config dkey <combo_name> -- Delete a saved combo
# Key Combos
Key combos are special syntactical strings which can be understood by abot and interpreted as key presses, the syntax is as follows:
^<char> -- Presses CTRL + char and then releases CTRL (e.g. ^c)
\<char> -- Types an escapable character (e.g. \n)
n -- Enter e -- Escape c -- Control a -- Alt b -- Backspace w -- Windows key ) -- Literal ) s -- Shift t -- Tab l -- Num lock
~<char> -- Presses an arrow key (e.g. ~l)
l -- Left u -- Up r -- Right d -- Dowb
[<num>] -- Presses F<num> key (e.g. [2])
(<string>) -- Writes literal ascii values (e.g. (\Hello world!))
!<char> -- Releases an escapable character (e.g. !n)
Repeats
{<num>} -- Repeat last action for <num> times (e.g. H{2}) {<num>:<num1>} -- Repeat last <num> actions for <num1> times (e.g. Hello{2:1})
|<char> -- Press and release an escapable character (e.g. |n)
Anything else is just (<string>)
Keycodes
<keycode> -- Press a key with specified keycode (on state) <keycode:state> -- Press a key with specified keycode (specified state)
@<combo_name>; -- Trigger/inline a combo
# Few fun things
- If you say "Im <something>", "I'm <something>" or "I am <something>" it'll answer with "Hi <something>, I'm <bot name> :)"
- If you say the only the set owners name it'll answer with "@user smh whattttttttttttt"
- If you mention the bot with no content it'll answer with "@<user> Huh? What do you want lol"
- If you you say that you're the bot (refer to #1) or the owner when you're actually not it'll doubt you
- It responds to Mr. Ware bot's "@Emperor Palpatine is not the senate. Trust me." message with "Yes he is >:("