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# SupyPlugins
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### GLolol's collection of Supybot plugins
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This repository includes forks/mods of existing Supybot plugins and some that I've written myself. All of the code in this repository is considered **experimental** and **not** ready for production use. It may glitch, break, or spontaneously combust at any time. You have been warned!
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## Support
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If you have any questions, concerns, or feature requests, please feel free to submit an issue.
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Or, you can find me on IRC at: ``irc.overdrive.pw #dev`` ([webchat](http://webchat.overdrive.pw/?channels=dev))
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## List of plugins
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Please note that this list may not always be up to date; your best bet is to actually browse the code for yourself!
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Any specific plugin dependencies *should* also be listed.
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##### Hostmasks *(deprecated)*
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- Hostmasks plugin, allows one to fetch appropriate banmasks for users. Now deprecated due to a silly design flaw that made the plugin less efficient than it should've been.
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##### Isup
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- Provides a simple command to check whether a website is up or down (using [isup.me](http://isup.me)).
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##### LinkRelay
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- Mod of the [LinkRelay](https://github.com/ProgVal/Supybot-plugins/tree/master/LinkRelay) plugin. Originally designed for use with [OVERdrive-IRC](http://overdrive.pw/), with a few extra features such as a configurable list of nicks for the relayer to ignore. No longer in active development.
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##### OperUp
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- Simple plugin that allows Supybot to oper up on configured networks, automatically (on connect) and manually.
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##### Relay *(deprecated)*
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- Forked by request, adds text events similar to those of the LinkRelay mod above. No longer in active development.
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##### SupyMisc
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- Some assorted commands that don't seem to fit anywhere else.
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##### SysDNS
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- An alternative to Supybot's built-in DNS function, using DNS lookup utilities (such as host or dig) available on the host machine.
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