https://github.com/33ether/taskbot

Taskbot is a bot designed to manage tasks and facilitate collaboration among users in the #hackers channel on darkirc. This README.md provides instructions for configuring and using the bot.

$ git clone https://github.com/33ether/taskbot
$ cd taskbot

Modify taskbot_cfg.py to your liking.

Make sure that darkirc daemon is running at the correct server address and port specified in taskbot_cfg.py The run bot.py

$ python bot.py

Taskbot supports commands for managing individual tasks, global tasks, user levels, roles, and peer matching. All commands are prefixed with !.

• !add <some_task>
  Add a task for yourself.
  Example: !add Submit a pr after finishing

• !tasks <optional nick>
  List tasks for a specified nick. If no nick is provided, lists your own tasks.
  Example: !tasks or !tasks anon

• !del <number>
  Delete a task by its number.
  Example: !del 1

• !add_all <some_task>
  Add a task for everyone.
  Example: !add_all make an anon dapp

• !tasks_all
  List all global tasks.
  Example: !tasks_all

• !del_all <number>
  Delete a global task by its number.
  Example: !del_all 2

• !levels
  List available levels: ["novice", "basics", "skilled", "master"].
  Example: !levels

• !roles
  List available roles: ["student", "collaborator", "teacher"].
  Example: !roles

• !register <level_number> <role_number> <optional info>
  Register information about yourself, including level number, role number, and optional additional info.
  Example: !register 2 1 Rust ninjs

• !info <optional nick>
  Display registered information for a specified nick. If no nick is provided, shows your own info.
  Example: !info or !info anon

• !del_info <number>
  Delete registered information for your nick by number.
  Example: !del_info 1

• !match -l <optional num> -r <optional num>
  Match peers based on level number (-l) and/or role number (-r).
  Example: !match -l 2 -r 1 (matches users with level "basics" and role "collaborator")

• !peers
  List all peers and their registered information.
  Example: !peers

It creates files for each task under each separate directory for each nick. The file_manager.py module that i wrote help with this.