Trivial XChat-Ruby plugin set

Installation

• Install XChat version 2.6 or later
• Install XChat-Ruby Plugins.
• Setup rubyenv (ruby -e 'puts $:' > ~/.xchat2/rubyenv)
• Copy all .rb files under ~/.xchat2.

License

GPLv2. See COPYING for more details.

auto_greets.rb

Say greetings automatically when a user joined a channel, or a user changed his/her nickname from what indicates the user is away to what indicates the user is not away.

Configuration

1. Ensure the plugin is loaded.

   /rb list

2. Create a file named ~/.xchat2/greet.conf and edit like below.

   greet_word "hi" # Greetings word. wb_word "welcome back" # Greetings word when a user comes

   back within short time.

   delay 5 # Seconds to wait after a user joined

   a channel before say greetings.

   wb_period 60 60 # A period to assumed as wb. cooling_off_period 60 60 * 8 # A period to assumed as offline.

3. List all nicknames to say hello to in ~/.xchat2/known_nicks.

   e.g.) tom john taro

4. Then the plugin starts saying hello to listed nicknames automatically.

   Usage

5. You can see some information using /greet command at any time.

   /greet help ... Show this help. all ... Say greetings to all known nicks. status ... Show status per nick. list ... List all nicks to say greetings. config ... Display current config.

6. If you wish to say hello to all people you know, submit "/greet all".

chat_indexer.rb

Organize fulltext indexes upon Groonga and enable fulltext searches via command.

Configuration

1. Install Groonga

   http://groonga.org/

2. Install rroonga

   shell> gem install groonga

3. Ensure the plugin is loaded.

   /rb list

4. The plugin automatically organize indexes.

   Usage

   /indexer help ... Show this help. find {word} ... Do fulltext search. show {msg_id} ... Display individual lines around a certain msg_id. last ... Display the last search result. lines [#] ... Show/set lines to display results. Default is 20.