A simple Cards Against Humanity bot

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README.md

TeA CaH

TeA is a simple Cards Against Humanity bot for IRC. It is based on o3-base.

Name

For the time being it stands for tāsh-e-ākramak 'aggressive cards', but if a better Hindi / Urdu name cames along, I'll change it. A previous CAH bot in our channel was called CardsAgainstIRC, shortened CaI. I always read it as "chai", so I thought naming this one in Hindi but having it shorted to "tea" made sense.

Using

Copy bot.conf.example to bot.conf and run python3 ircbot.py. You can also test the game logic by doing python3 gameloop.py directly.

dump_deck.py and random_deck.py are stand-alone toola for interacting with Cardcast API. They use cardcast_api.py to do the requests.

License

Everything in this repo is under CC0.