Available commands (showcommands)

Every user added to the bot can see what commands are available for him on a given channel.

In the section "addchan" you could see how to register channel #irc to user foo, the bot joined #irc and the user foo was granted the level 500 of this channel. To see available command on a channel, you can type in channel :

m showcommands

Example

10:19:18    @foo | m showcommands

|10:19:18     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Available commands on #irc
│10:19:18     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level 500: part
│10:19:20     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level 450: join chanset
│10:19:22     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level 400: add del modinfo
│10:19:24     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level 100: op deop invite
│10:19:26     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level  50: kick topic
│10:19:28     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level  25: voice devoice
│10:19:30     BNC  -- | mediabot ([email protected]): Level   0: access chaninfo login pass newpass ident showcommands

The user foo has access to all channel related commands from 0 to 500. Having a 500 channel level means that the user is the owner of the channel (#irc in this example).

part command

You can make the bot part the channel

08:22:24     @foo | m part
08:22:24      <-- | mediabot ([email protected]) a quitté #irc (At the request of foo)

join command

It's hard to use the syntax (which exists for example from the console channel)

m join #channel

If the bot has been parted from #irc example channel with the previous command but you can also do

/msg mediabot join #channel

Example

09:06:58     BNC  -- | MSG(mediabot): join #irc
09:06:58      --> | mediabot ([email protected]) a rejoint #irc

chanset command

The available chanset flags are

• Youtube
• UrlTitle
• Weather
• YoutubeSearch
• NoColors
• AntiFlood
• Hailo
• HailoChatter
• RadioPub
• Twitter

The syntax is (ex for Youtube)

m chanset +Youtube

and

m chanset -Youtube

To set or unset a flag for the channel