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27 lines
1.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
[ -f functions.sh ] && source functions.sh
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who="$1"
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shift
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chan="$1"
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shift
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# each word is stored in an associative array, with the actions to be taken as the array's contents.
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# the variable $chan contains the channel that caused the trigger.
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# the variable $who contains the nick that caused the trigger.
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declare -A keywords
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keywords[linux]="msg \"$chan\" \"Linux is $(shuf -n1 -e awesome God great wonderful)!\""
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keywords[chicken]="msg \"$chan\" \"$who, I'm gonna grab me $(shuf -n1 -e "a case of beer" "a weed eater" "a 5 gallon jug of vaseline") and a $(shuf -n1 -e dead frozen live young) chicken, and $(shuf -n1 -e "have fun" "make chicks" "lay it like an egg" "put my beak where it don't belong") ALL NIGHT LONG!!!\""
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keywords[dragonforce]="msg \"$chan\" \"$who: I love DragonForce!!!\""
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wordList="$(echo "${@,,}" | tr '[:space:]' $'\n' | sort -u)"
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for w in ${wordList//[[:punct:]]/} ; do
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if [[ -n "${keywords[${w,,}]}" ]]; then
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eval ${keywords[${w,,}]}
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fi
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done
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# Example of dealing with multi word triggers.
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if [[ "${wordList//[[:space:]]}" =~ .*nowplaying.* ]]; then
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act "$chan" "cranks the volume up to 11!"
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fi
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