brainlet-irc/config.js

module.exports = {
	server: "127.0.0.1:3005",

	motd: "A Brainlet to IRC translation layer\n" +
		"SECURITY WARNING: The traffic to the Brainlet server is not encrypted\n" +
		"Use \"/msg NickServ help\" to see how to use an account\n" +
		"Use \"/msg ChanServ help\" to see how to join and manage channels",

	responses: {
		NickServ: {
			help: `NickServ allows you to use and create a Brainlet account from the IRC server
You can use a command with "/msg NickServ <command> <arguments>"

Commands:
HELP - Shows this message
REGISTER <password> <email> - Creates an account, using your current nick as the username
	Note: The email is not directly used by the IRC server, but could be used by the Brainlet host
IDENTIFY <name> <password> - Logs into an account`,

			// Sent on invalid command
			invalid: "Invalid command. Use \"/msg NickServ help\" for help",
		},
		ChanServ: {
			help: `ChanServ syncs channel information between a Brainlet instance and the IRC server
You may get channel invites from ChanServ, as each channel is invite-only to require you to log in
You can use a command with "/msg ChanServ <command> <arguments>

Commands:
HELP - Shows this message
INVITE - Get invited to every channel, as each channel is invite only
CREATE <category name> - Creates a category`,

			// Sent on invalid command
			invalid: "Invalid command. Use \"/msg ChanServ help\" for help",

			// Sent when using a command requiring authentication without being logged in
			accessDenied: "You must log in before using this command. Use \"/msg NickServ help\" to see how to log in"
		}
	},

	bots: ["NickServ", "ChanServ", "MsgServ"]
}