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Erwin is an IRC-bot in Perl, using POE, written with modularity and expandability in mind. Installing and configuring modules is very easy, compared to lots of other Perl bots where you have to read the source and add your own code in the various event loops. Adding additional functionality is as easy as writing a subroutine that returns something and configuring a regex to use that subroutine. By typing "!google keyword", for instance, "Google::Search" gets "keyword" as an argument, searches Google with that keyword and returns a couple of URLs. Further expandability can be achieved using "plug-ins". ...

libircclient is a small but powerful library, which implements client-server IRC protocol. It has all features needed to create your own IRC client or bot, including multi-threading support, sync and async interfaces, CTCP/DCC support, colors, SSL connections and so on.

This project includes an event-driven IRC client framework written in Python, as well as an object-oriented wrapper class and some example programs.

A framework for creating IRC bots and clients using Python 2 or 3, focusing on ease-of-use and intuition. IRC a low level of raw events and event objects, or a higher level w channel/user objects, as well as thread and commonly used IRC client features.

Java IRC Bot is a Java framework for writing IRC bots quickly and easily. Its features include an event-driven architecture to handle common IRC events, flood protection, DCC resuming support, ident support, and more.

Pierce is an open source event based framework for building IRC bots (or potentially clients?). It is written in Python and contains default handlers as well as some extra handlers that make bot creation simple.

Roobot is a PHP IRC bot framework. It uses simple event based programming, and it's own scripting language, based on PHP.

Jerklib is a NIO based , event driven IRC library for Java. JerkLib can be used for a bot or an IRC client. Very flexable and easy to extend. Be sure to checkout the wiki for docs. http://jerklib.wikia.com

Visual IRC is a feature-rich, fully customizable IRC client for Windows. Multiple server support, a powerful scripting language, a clean interface, and DCC whiteboard are just a few of the features that define this unique program.

Wootbot is an IRC bot for monitoring and announcing items from woot, via irc, especially durring a woot-off event.

The DI tracker bot provides stream, event, and forums information for Digitally Imported (http://di.fm/) to IRC users.

BwentBot in an event driven IRC bot completely written in Perl. Its goal is to be functional without becoming bloated, and to keep overhead low to run on older systems. BwentBot has many features that make it an ideal bot for IRC channels.

The Foobot is yet another IRC bot, written in perl and easily extendable through an event based plugin system. It offers parser and wrapper functions for the complete RFC 1459 and more in separate modules.

XBS|eXtensible Bot System is a PHP extensible and very flexible IRC bot system. You can add events to any of server response command and alsow add timer event which gives you a chance to set intervals.

IrcSocket is an C++ implementation of the IRC protocol (RFC 2812). It uses an event-driven design using libsigc++

It'll be a client written in python, probably using anygui and irclib. It will definately use an event based model. One of the key features will be the ability for a handler to mutate one event into another, allowing ry from #python on irc.openpr

...It uses Net::IRC, which is a proven, stable implementation of the IRC protocol. The bot can be extended through plugins, which are implemented through Perl modules using a robust, intuitive, event-driven API.

Happy Fun Bot is a fully modular IRC bot. This consists of a basic engine, providing networking code and event handling, and a core module which provides some basic bot functionality. All other functionality will be provided by third-party modules.

Objirc Chat is a Java based IRC client. This 5th generation product includes: * a cool Swing based GUI (designed for real people not just Java developers) * event-based support for the IRC protocol * Python and Java based plugin support * DCC pr