Friendly IRC bot written in CoffeeScript for Node.js.

Yes.

1. Clone the repository
2. Change into the directory
3. Install the dependencies with npm install

Easy as running the command node lib/bot.js

Pickles is quite clever (well not really) and can respond to quite a few triggers.

Pickles will message you privately with commands and what they do when he sees the trigger pickles: help.

Pickles will respond with the weather for now, today and tomorrow when he sees the trigger weather me :place.

Pickles will respond with a random URL to an image when he sees the trigger image me :term.

Pickles will respond with the latest commit from a GitHub repository when he sees the trigger commit me :user/:project.

Pickles will respond with the latest three pull requests when he sees the trigger what are the pulls on :user/:project.

Pickles will respond with a poorly formatted fortune when he sees the trigger fortune me.

Pickles will respond with the channel and how long ago he last saw a person when he sees the trigger seen :nick.

Pickles will respond with a random number based on a dice roll when he sees the trigger roll me :num where :num is an optional number of sides for the die.

Pickles will respond with the website status when he sees the trigger is :domain up?.

Pickles will respond with the time in a specific location when he sees the trigger what is the time in :place

Pickles will respond with an IMDb link when he sees the trigger movie me :movie_or_tv_show.

Pickles will respond with that's what she said! when he sees the following in messages. (it's|its|it was) (long|short|hard).

1. Fork the repository
2. Hack on the code
3. Send a pull request
4. Party