lita-onewheel-xkcd

A Lita handler to display XKCD comics in your chat handler of choice.

Get a postgres instance running, give this guy access to write to the two tables in scripts/schema.rb. Add lita-onewheel-xkcd to your Lita instance's Gemfile: :: gem "lita-onewheel-xkcd"

Unless you're running the defaults, you'll want to specify your database connection values like so: :: Lita.configure do config.handlers.onewheel_xkcd.db_host = 'localhost' config.handlers.onewheel_xkcd.db_name = 'lita_xkcd' config.handlers.onewheel_xkcd.db_user = 'root' config.handlers.onewheel_xkcd.db_pass = '' config.handlers.onewheel_xkcd.db_port = 5432 config.handlers.onewheel-xkcd.alt_delay = 15 # Optional; 9 is the default. end

All commands return the comic, and then display the alt text alt_delay seconds later.

xkcd

Returns a random XKCD comic.

xkcd 411

Returns xkcd.com/411's comic.

xkcd ballmer

returns my favorite Steve Ballmer comic.

xkcd next

returns the next comic by index.

xkcd prev

returns the previous comic by index.

xkcdupdate

Updates the database with the latest comics. Manually, for now.

Current comic(including top number): http://xkcd.com/info.0.json

Comic by number: http://xkcd.com/1/info.0.json

How to map # to date? - it's in the meta

Keyword tokenizer, it's substring searching at the moment.

Add postgres setup and details on how to update the database with new comics.