Jabber Bot for notifications

[c00i90wn <c00i90wn@…>]

A bot that notifies of timeline changes.

[Noah Kantrowitz]

There has been some very loose planning to build something as a generic TracBot framework. If this used something like Twisted Words, it would also have the benefit of being cross-system.

[anonymous]

Replying to coderanger:

There has been some very loose planning to build something as a generic TracBot framework. If this used something like Twisted Words, it would also have the benefit of being cross-system.

Yes, if it were coded with Twisted Words the Jabber implementation would be fairly easy

[mcwanek@…]

I implemented this for internal use at work using Twisted.

We run an internal jabber chat room, so our TracBot runs in there. Our TracBot polls the RSS feed of our Trac timeline for any changes and posts them into the jabber chat room. The bot also logs all our posts to the chat room and then dumps out a daily log back into Trac as a wiki page. This way we have a searchable history of our chat room in Trac.

Only took about 2-3 days to develop; that includes learning python and Twisted as I went along.

[Alec Thomas]

This can be done via any RSS-capable bot (eg. Supybot).

[Uranellus]

Replying to athomas:

This can be done via any RSS-capable bot (eg. Supybot).

how would you do that with supybot which does not support jabber? Also running an external application just for this is not quiet the nice way .. :|

Replying to mcwanek@fourthwavellc.net:

We run an internal jabber chat room, so our TracBot runs in there. Our TracBot polls the RSS feed of our Trac timeline for any changes and posts them into the jabber chat room. The bot also logs all our posts to the chat room and then dumps out a daily log back into Trac as a wiki page. This way we have a searchable history of our chat room in Trac.

Would your company share the code?

IMHO this could be set up at the point where the regular mail notifications are sent right now.

[David Fraser]

The AnnouncerPlugin might be useful here

[anonymous]

Replying to Uranellus:

Replying to athomas:

This can be done via any RSS-capable bot (eg. Supybot).

how would you do that with supybot which does not support jabber? Also running an external application just for this is not quiet the nice way .. :|

Replying to mcwanek@fourthwavellc.net:

We run an internal jabber chat room, so our TracBot runs in there. Our TracBot polls the RSS feed of our Trac timeline for any changes and posts them into the jabber chat room. The bot also logs all our posts to the chat room and then dumps out a daily log back into Trac as a wiki page. This way we have a searchable history of our chat room in Trac.

Would your company share the code?

IMHO this could be set up at the point where the regular mail notifications are sent right now.

[anonymous]

Replying to anonymous:

Replying to Uranellus:

Replying to athomas:

This can be done via any RSS-capable bot (eg. Supybot).

how would you do that with supybot which does not support jabber? Also running an external application just for this is not quiet the nice way .. :|

Replying to mcwanek@fourthwavellc.net:

We run an internal jabber chat room, so our TracBot runs in there. Our TracBot polls the RSS feed of our Trac timeline for any changes and posts them into the jabber chat room. The bot also logs all our posts to the chat room and then dumps out a daily log back into Trac as a wiki page. This way we have a searchable history of our chat room in Trac.

Would your company share the code?

IMHO this could be set up at the point where the regular mail notifications are sent right now.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Some inverse of the requested functionality: JabberTracScript

[bthate@…]

to feed the RSS into a jabber conference you can use GOZERBOT and the RSS plugin in the gozerplugs package. See ​http://gozerbot.org for more information (the #trac IRC channel also uses this).