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cyrille-hugues/alyosha
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PHP framework for bots

1.0(10y ago)015MITPHPPHP >=5.4

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Alyosha
=======

[](#alyosha)

What is this ?
--------------

[](#what-is-this-)

Alyosha is a framework for IRC bot, and basically a event driven framework to fiddle with for any purpose – be it a cross social media bot or a web server (please don't do this).

Why ?
-----

[](#why-)

Because the other framework for IRC were entirely focused on IRC and I wanted something cross medium. By writing a module, you can wire up Slack, Facebook bot, ...

It's written in PHP because I like this language pretty much and I started before thinking about the asynchronous needs of this project.

Usage
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[](#usage)

### Requirements

[](#requirements)

- PHP, no kidding
- [composer](https://getcomposer.org/download/)

### Installation

[](#installation)

Create a new composer project with this library.

```
mkdir myBot && cd myBot
composer init --require CyrilleHugues/Alyosha:*
composer install
```

Add the following `bot.php` to the project

```