nameless-bot.py

   1 # Huge respects to Shinobiwan. He is a very helpful dude, and was always helpful when I needed him to be.
   2
   3 import socket
   4
   5 #now it's easier to modify the bots nickname and username,
   6 #just change these strings and it will update in the rest
   7 #of the code where %s substitution is used
   8
   9 botnick = "botty1224"
  10 botuser = "botty"
  11 bottrigger = "_"
  12 botchannel = "#botschool"
  13 network = 'localhost'
  14 port = 6664
  15 irc = socket.socket ( socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM )
  16 irc.connect ( ( network, port ) )
  17 irc.send ( bytes('USER %s %s %s :Python IRC\r\n'%(botuser, botuser, botuser), "UTF-8") )
  18 irc.send ( bytes('NICK %s\r\n'%(botnick), "UTF-8") )
  19 irc.send ( bytes('JOIN %s\r\n'%(botchannel), "UTF-8") )
  20 irc.send ( bytes('PRIVMSG %s :Hello World.\r\n'%(botchannel), "UTF-8") )
  21
  22 def say(msg):
  23    irc.send(bytes('PRIVMSG %s :%s%s'% (botchannel, msg, '\r\n'), "UTF-8"))
  24
  25 while True:
  26    data = irc.recv ( 4096 ).decode("UTF-8").replace("\r\n", "")
  27    print (data)
  28
  29    #THIS IF BLOCK DEALS WITH PINGS
  30    if data.split()[0] == "PING":
  31       irc.send ( bytes('PONG ' + data.split() [ 1 ] + '\r\n', "UTF-8") )
  32       print ("PING SENT")
  33
  34    #PUT EVERYTHING THE BOT IS TO RESPOND TO (IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE) WITHIN THIS BLOCK
  35    if data.split()[1] == "PRIVMSG":
  36       #lets define some variables to make coding more easy and fun
  37       #making a bot do stuff really depends a lot on your ability
  38       #to parse the incoming data, interpret it, and respond.
  39       #read about split() and join(), and slicing for more infos.
  40       src_nick = data.split("!")[0].replace (":", "") #nickname of person responsible for received text
  41       src_username = data.split(" ")[0].split("@")[0].split("!")[1] #username of person responsible for recvd text
  42       src_hostname = data.split("@")[1].split(" ")[0] #hostname of person responsible for recvd text (@irc2p)
  43       msg = ":".join(data.split(":")[2:]).replace("\r\n", "") #receieved text from someone
  44       msg_dest = data.split(" ")[2]#channel or person message was determined for
  45       commandword = msg.split()[0]
  46
  47
  48       #WE CAN SEPARATE OUR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COMMANDS LIKE SO
  49       #PUT PRIVATE COMMANDS YOU WANT THE BOT TO RESPOND TO IN THIS BLOCK
  50       if msg_dest == botnick:
  51          if msg == "hi":
  52             irc.send ( bytes('PRIVMSG %s :hi there %s!\r\n'%(src_nick, src_nick), "UTF-8") )
  53
  54
  55       #PUT PUBLIC COMMANDS YOU WANT THE BOT TO RESPOND TO IN THIS BLOCK
  56       elif msg_dest == botchannel:
  57
  58          #HERE ARE EXAMPLE TEMPLATES OF HOW YOU WOULD CODE A RESPONSE TO SOMETHING SPECIFIC
  59
  60          if msg == "botty who are you":
  61             say ( 'I am botty, and I\'m you\'re worst nightmare')
  62
  63          #In this example, as long as anywhere in the message is said "botty is stupid" it will reply.
  64          if "botty is stupid" in msg:
  65             say ( '%s: NO YOU\'RE STUPID!'%(src_nick))
  66
  67          #In this example, commandword is specifically looking at the first word in the message
  68          if commandword == "%sping"%(bottrigger):
  69             say( '%s: PONG!\r\n'%(src_nick))
  70          if "slaps botty" in msg:
  71             say( '%s: This is the Trout Protection Agency. Please put the Trout Down and walk away with your hands in the air.'% (src_nick))
  72          if "cheese" in msg or "cheeze" in msg:
  73             if msg == "botty, do you like cheese?":
  74                say ('I love it more than life itself!')
  75             else:
  76                say( 'WHERE!?!?!?!')
  77 #Prints nameless in 1337 ascii art.
  78          if commandword == "%snameless"%(bottrigger):
  79             say ("                                             /$$                             ")
  80             say ("                                            | $$                             ")
  81             say (" /$$$$$$$   /$$$$$$  /$$$$$$/$$$$   /$$$$$$ | $$  /$$$$$$   /$$$$$$$ /$$$$$$$")
  82             say ("| $$__  $$ |____  $$| $$_  $$_  $$ /$$__  $$| $$ /$$__  $$ /$$_____//$$_____/")
  83             say ("| $$  \ $$  /$$$$$$$| $$ \ $$ \ $$| $$$$$$$$| $$| $$$$$$$$|  $$$$$$|  $$$$$$ ")
  84             say ("| $$  | $$ /$$__  $$| $$ | $$ | $$| $$_____/| $$| $$_____/ \____  $$\____  $$")
  85             say ("| $$  | $$|  $$$$$$$| $$ | $$ | $$|  $$$$$$$| $$|  $$$$$$$ /$$$$$$$//$$$$$$$/")
  86             say ("|__/  |__/ \_______/|__/ |__/ |__/ \_______/|__/ \_______/|_______/|_______/ ")
  87
  88          if commandword == "%ssay"%(bottrigger):
  89             say("This is a say test.")
  90
  91 #prints a colored irc 1-up mushroom.
  92          if commandword == "%smushroom"%(bottrigger):
  93             say("\x030,1                                        ")
  94             say("\x030,1  \x030,3                                    \x030,1  ")
  95             say("\x030,1  \x030,3            \x030,1            \x030,3            \x030,1  ")
  96             say("\x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1    \x030,4            \x030,1    \x030,3        \x030,1  ")
  97             say("\x030,1  \x030,3      \x030,1  \x030,4                    \x030,1  \x030,3      \x030,1  ")
  98             say("\x030,1  \x030,3    \x030,1  \x030,4  \x030,0    \x030,4                  \x030,1  \x030,3    \x030,1  ")
  99             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  \x030,4  \x030,0      \x030,4                    \x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 100             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  \x030,4    \x030,0    \x030,4    \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0    \x030,4    \x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 101             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  \x030,4    \x030,0    \x030,4    \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 102             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  \x030,4    \x030,0    \x030,4    \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0  \x030,4  \x030,0    \x030,4    \x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 103             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  \x030,4  \x030,0        \x030,4    \x030,0  \x030,4    \x030,0  \x030,4      \x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 104             say("\x030,1  \x030,3  \x030,1    \x030,4                        \x030,1    \x030,3  \x030,1  ")
 105             say("\x030,1  \x030,3    \x030,1                            \x030,3    \x030,1  ")
 106             say("\x030,1  \x030,3          \x030,1  \x030,15            \x030,1  \x030,3          \x030,1  ")
 107             say("\x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1  \x030,14  \x030,15  \x030,0        \x030,15  \x030,14  \x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1  ")
 108             say("\x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1  \x030,15    \x030,0        \x030,15    \x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1  ")
 109             say("\x030,1  \x030,3        \x030,1    \x030,15            \x030,1    \x030,3        \x030,1  ")
 110             say("\x030,1  \x030,3          \x030,1                \x030,3          \x030,1  ")
 111             say("\x030,1  \x030,3                                    \x030,1  ")
 112             say("\x030,1  ")