Configuring

Once the bot is up and running, you can access the web management interface via localhost:3000. From this interface you can write scripts and use a web-based REPL, as well as configure squIRCy2 to your liking.

Configuration overview

From the Settings page, you can configure:

• IRC
  • Configure the Network, Nickname and Username information for the bot. You can also enable TLS– be sure to specify a TLS-capable port for the Network.
  • Enable SASL authentication and enter your NickServ username and password. Note these are stored plaintext in a blob format.
  • Owner Nick and Host can be used from within scripts to verify a user’s ownership of the bot. See the JavaScript reference for more information.
• Script Management
  • If you prefer to work with an external editor, you can have squIRCy2 load scripts on the filesystem. Specify a path, enable the option, and restart squIRCy2.
  • Import and Export scripts from the embedded data store.
• Web Interface
  • Disable the web interface completely by disabling both HTTP and HTTPS.
  • Configure HTTPS by specifying a certificate file and private key.
  • Configure HTTP(S) Basic Authentication with a Username and Password. Note these are stored plaintext in a blob format.