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Jun 15
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May 26
Jabber::Bot 1.1.1 is now available. This release includes a minor change to the listener thread that should improve CPU usage in some cases.
Some folks have directly or indirectly reported that Jabber::Bot tends to peg CPU usage at 100%. This is due to how the underlying Jabber::Simple framework handles incoming messages. Jabber::Bot 1.1.1 should alleviate these CPU usage pains in most cases.
Download:
jabber-bot-1.1.1.gem
jabber-bot-1.1.1.tar.gz
Mar 24
Jabber::Bot 1.1.0 is now available. New in this release is support for Jabber presence, including presence (available, away, do not disturb, etc.), status messages, and priority. There are several other additions, changes and fixes in the full release history.
Mar 21
Despite my best efforts for a bug-free initial release of Jabber::Bot, a few choice issues found their way in, including one line of debug code. Oops.
With that, Jabber::Bot 1.0.1 is now available. Fixes include the removal of said degug statement, and two regex fixes. The release history has all the details.
Mar 20
Jabber::Bot makes it simple to create a Jabber bot with little fuss. It is a perfect starting point for creating and customizing a powerful Jabber bot, public or private. A Jabber::Bot's command repertoire is a combination of regular expressions and pure Ruby code. With a little creativity, there's really nothing a Jabber::Bot can't do.
For example, I recently created a Jabber::Bot that interfaces with a custom Lace chat room I extended with a RESTful API, and it's been working great.
Installing Jabber::Bot is a snap with RubyGems: gem install jabber-bot.
You'll find some brief documentation with examples on the Jabber::Bot home page. Also, the RubyGem contains full RDoc, and the gzipped tarball includes a sample Jabber::Bot implementation.
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