NAME

AnySan::Provider::IRC - AnySan provide IRC protocol

SYNOPSIS

use AnySan;
use AnySan::Provider::IRC;

my $irc = irc
    'chat.example.net', # irc servername *required
    port     => 6667, # default is 6667
    enable_ssl => 0, # 1 = use ssl socket, default is no use ssl
    password => 'server_password',
    key      => 'example1', # you can write, unique key *required
    nickname => 'AnySan1',  # irc nickname *required
    recive_commands => [ 'PRIVMSG', 'NOTICE' ], # default is [ 'PRIVMSG' ]
    interval        => 2, # default is 2(sec), defence of Excess Flood
    wait_queue_size => 100, # default is 100, for send message buffer size
    on_connect      => sub {}, # optional
    on_disconnect   => sub {}, # optional
    channels => {
        '#anysan1' => {},
        '#anysan2' => {
            key => 'channel_key',
        },
    };

$irc->send_message('irc message', channel => '#irc_channel');
$irc->send_message('irc message', channel => '#irc_channel', privmsg => 'PRIVMSG');

$irc->join_channel('#channel');
$irc->join_channel('#channel', 'channel_key');
$irc->leave_channel('#channel');

AUTHOR

Kazuhiro Osawa <yappo <at> shibuya <döt> pl>

SEE ALSO

AnySan, AnyEvent::IRC::Client

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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