firebot is a bot on irc.mozilla.org.

Channel OPs can use /invite to get firefox to join their channel.

• Administrator: glob <byron@glob.com.au>
• Repository: github/globau/firebot
• Blog : blog.glob.com.au

Firebot is in maintenance mode – while new feature generally are not being added it will continue to run for the foreseeable future.

Modules

Bugzilla

• The Bugzilla module provides an interface to the bugzilla bug database
• It will spot anyone mentioning bugs, too, and report on what they are
• eg. If someone says 'I think that's a dup of bug 5693, the :hover thing', then this module will display information about bug 5693
• This module also provides the ability to report on changes to bugs in near real-time in channel
• eg. "New mozilla.org - CA Certificates bug 123456 filed by someone@example.com"

bug-total

• Same as 'bug' but only displays the total line

bugs

• A simple DWIM search. Not very clever. ;-)
• Syntax: '<query string> bugs' e.g. 'mozbot bugs'

ignore

• Causes the bot to stop reporting all bug changes made by a particular user in the current channel
• Syntax: 'ignore <user@domain.com>'

unignore

• Causes the bot to un-ignore a previously ignored user. See 'ignore' for more details

Checkins

• This feature has been replaced by glandium's pulsebot, which listens for mercurial commits via pulse and announces accordingly

Converter

• A generic converter
• Currently supports converting between positive integers in binary, octal, decimal and hexidecimal forms, and converting temperatures, lengths, times and masses
• To convert a number, simply give the number with units or appropriate prefixes, for example to convert from hexadecimal: '0x2F'

integers

• Decimal: Simply give the number
• Hexadecimal: Prefix with 0x
• Octal: Prefix with 0
• Binary: Prefix with 0b

temperature

• Kelvin: Suffix with K
• Celsius: Suffix with C
• Fahrenheit: Suffix with F

length

• Imperial: in, ft, yd, mi
• Metric: A, nm, mm, cm, m, km

time

• ISO time units: year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second
• Exotic time units: millifortnight

mass

• Imperial: lbs, oz, stone
• Metric: kg, g

Crashstats

• Listens in channel for crash stats uuids and responds with a link to the crash.
• eg. "bp-28411feb-90d8-40fc-ab5d-238822140522" --> "https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/28411feb-90d8-40fc-ab5d-238822140522"

FortuneCookies

• A module to get random fortune cookies

cookie

• Get a fortune cookie

fortune

• Same as 'cookie'

new

• To set a new fortune cookie, say 'new cookie' followed by the text
• eg. 'new cookie: you will have a nice day'
• The string %from% will be replaced by the name of whoever requests the cookie

add

• Same as 'new'

fetch

• The command 'fetch cookies from <uri>' will add each line in <uri> to the cookie list
• Cookie lists must start with one line that reads 'DATA FILE: cookies' and must be at most 100 lines long
• Blank lines and lines starting with a hash ('#') are ignored

General

• A module that provides the bot-wide services

help

• Gives information about modules and commands

shutup

• Tells the bot to stop talking to you

Greeting

• A polite module for saying hello and goodbye and so on

hi

• To greet the bot

bye

• To say goodbye to the bot

ping

• To check the bot is alive

status

• Gives the amount of time that the bot has been active

Infobot

• Keeps track of factoids and returns them on request
• To set factoids, just tell me something in the form 'apple is a company' or 'apples are fruit'
• To find out about something, say 'apple?' or 'what are apples'
• To correct me, you can use any of: 'no, apple is a fruit', 'apple =~ s/company/fruit/', or 'apple is also a fruit'
• To make me forget a factoid, 'forget apple'
• You can use '|' to separate several alternative answers

who

• If a definition contains $who, then it will be replaced by the name of the person who asked the question

reply

• If a definition starts with <reply> then when responding the initial prefix will be skipped
• eg. 'apples are <reply>mm, apples' will mean that 'what are apples' will get the response 'mm, apples'

action

• If a definition starts with <action> then when responding the definition will be used as an action
• eg. 'apples are <action>eats one' will mean that 'what are apples' will get the response '* bot eats one'

alias

• If a definition starts with <alias> then it will be treated as a symlink to whatever follows
• eg. 'crab apples are <alias>apples' and 'apples are fruit' will mean that 'what are crab apples' will get the response 'apples are fruit'

status

• Reports on how many factoids are in the database

tell

• Make me tell someone something. eg. 'tell pikachu what apples are' or 'tell fred about me'

literal

• To find out exactly what is stored for an entry apples, you would say to me: literal apples

remember

• If you are having trouble making me remember something (for example 'well, foo is bar' getting treated as 'foo' is 'bar'), then you can prefix your statement with 'remember:' (following the 'no,' if you are changing an entry)
• eg. 'remember: well, foo is bar'
• Note that 'well, foo?' is treated as 'what is foo' not is 'what is well, foo', so this is not always useful

no

• To correct an entry, prefix your statement with 'no,'
• eg. 'no, I am good' to correct your entry from 'is bad' to 'is good' :-)

Karma

• A karma tracker

++

• Increase someone's karma
• Syntax: victim++

--

• Decrease someone's karma
• Syntax: victim--

rank

• Find someone's karma level
• Omit the victim's name to get a top 10 list
• Syntax: 'rank victim' or just 'rank'

MagicEightBall

• The all knowing magic eight ball, in electronic form

!8ball

• Ask a question and the answer shall be provided
• Syntax: '!8ball: will it happen?

Parrot

• This module allows you to make the bot do stuff

say

• Makes the bot say something
• The <target> can be a person or channel
• Syntax: say <target> <text>

do

• Makes the bot do (/me) something
• The <target> can be a person or channel
• Syntax: do <target> <text>

invite

• Makes the bot invite (/invite) somebody to a channel
• Syntax: invite <who> <channel>

announce

• Makes the bot announce something to every channel in which this module is enabled
• Syntax: announce <text>

RDF

• The RDF module monitors various websites

Seen

• The Seen module watches channels and stores when someone last spoke or performed an action for later recall

seen

• Says how long it's been since the last time someone was seen
• Syntax: 'seen <nick>'
• eg. 'seen mozbot'

TimeIn

time in

• Tells you the time in the specified location
• Syntax: 'time in <location>'
• eg. 'time in perth'

UUIDGen

• This module is an interface to the uuidgen application

uuid

• Generates a UUID

cid

• Generates a UUID but outputs format suitable for components (CID)