Nodesole Scripts is a central repo for all public Nodesole extension scripts.

Simply copy your script into the server/scripts directory and restart nodesole.

Note: it must implement the callback structure specified below.

Each script is passed the Command object that allows registration of events.

To register, simply call the register method of the command object passing the event string you want (specified below) and a callback method.

• command-request - Called when a user submits a command through the console to the server.
• chat-request - Called when a user submits a chat message.
• disconnect - Called when a user disconnects from the server.

A registered callback will always be passed a Message object that allows access to the current event information and for sending and broadcasting messages to connected clients.

A typical command registration callback will look similar to this:

module.exports = (command) ->
  command.register 'command-request', (message) ->
    ...

• register(event, callback) - Registers and event callback method
• addHelpString(string) - Adds a string to the "help" message displayed when users type "help". Typically, these begin with a \t char.
• getConfig(script, key) - Gets a configuration based on a script and key value.
• setConfig(script, key, value) - Sets a configuration value based on script and key.

• send(packet, event) - Send a message back to a single user. packet is an object containing message and type. event is for overriding.
• broadcast(packet, event) - Send a message back to all users but requesting user.
• sendAll(packet, event) - Send a message to all users.
• createMessageText(message, type) - Useful utility method for contructing the message object.

Install the development portion for developing scripts and adding spec testing:

npm install

The scripting repo uses Jasmine Node.

To run the tests, run the following command:

jasmine-node --verbose --coffee ./tests/spec/

When submitting new scripts or changes to existing scripts, a test spec located under tests/spec/ should be provided as part of the pull request.

The concept and structure of the "plugin" script architecture is inspired by Github's Hubot

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Copyright (c) 2012 Chris Saylor cjsaylor@gmail.com

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