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PlaguBot

For users

Template: Use template

You can create your bot using this template by following of its instructions

For developers

Template: Use template
Bot version: Maven Central
Plugin version: Maven Central

That is a set of libraries for plagubots. Look at the PlaguBot Plugin template to find how to create your bot.

Technical help

In this bot has been used variant with FSM. That means that you may use all the Behaviour Builder with FSM functionality. In case you wish to setup states repo, you should use the next code in the setupDI of your plugin:

single<StatesManager<State>> {
    // setup your manager and return here
    // Default is:
    DefaultStatesManager(
        InMemoryDefaultStatesManagerRepo()
    )
}

Besides, you may setup handling errors lambda in the same function:

single<StateHandlingErrorHandler<State>> {
    { state, e ->
        logger.eS(e) { "Unable to handle state $state" } // logging by default
        null // you should return new state or null, default callback will return null
    }
}