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Contents of this bot is as such: 1. JavaBot 2. PircBot (framework for JavaBot) 3. openNLP Directories in jar file: database - Database files (edit using OpenOffice base/LibreOffice base) files - Files (do not edit) model - Model files for openNLP (do not edit) <all source files> Files in root directory: config.txt - Configuration feedback.txt - Feedback humor.txt - Humor (add quotes if you want) ops.txt - List of IRC operators that are allowed to op themselves. Relevant to the command opme. Setting up: Configure this bot. Simply edit the config file, "config.txt" and edit them to your delight. Values: <name> <server> <nick> <password> <prefix> <message delay - set to 0 if no protection bot, else set to 1000> <training mode for NLP> An example config file is this: Jenny irc.spotchat.org #bot-testing password & 0 true Make sure you use a registered nick and that you have access to that nick. This may look rather complicated but its actually very simple. Running: Make sure you have JVM 7. Then, run java -jar JavaBot.jar in the terminal. This bot is only recommended for Java developers who know how to edit. It is simply a framework for them to work on. ### Change log ### ##Version 1.0.0 ## - First build of JavaBot! ## Version 1.1.0 ## - Added advanced spam filters - kicks if a person types >x messages in y seconds - kicks if a person types messages longer than y characters - kicks if a person joins that has a similar name to another person. ## Version 1.2.1 ## - Removed buggy spam filters. - Added games (commands with the prefix !) - Modularised the code - Formatted the code - Bug fixes - Less flooding. ## Version 1.3.0 ## - Major upgrade! - Added hangman game - Added NLP implementation with training mode.