Bufferizing response with a file allows to avoid crash caused by data transfer, based on plugins API issue in the CProof.
Minor changes: change default model and set correct xai models in the docs
- Remove Ruby files since they aren't supported anymore
- Remove test and samples files
- Move all the "stable" plugins to `src` folder to follow standard conventions
- Update links and descriptions in the documentation
Some users requested the ability to mute notifications from specific JIDs
without disabling all sounds. This change introduces `mute` and `unmute`
commands to allow fine-grained control over sound playback.
While implementing this, the sound path expansion logic was improved by
switching to `pathlib` with `lru_cache` for efficiency and clarity.
Playback is now also rate-limited to avoid overlapping audio triggers
from rapid message bursts.
This lays the groundwork for more user-specific customization of sound
notifications while keeping the experience smooth and reliable.
Additionally the bug with ignoring sound's `kind` was fixed: now the plugin respects specific sounds set for rooms, chats and private messages within rooms.
Finally, code was formatted via Black to avoid ambiguity in the formatting.
- /sounds set audioplayer <cmd>
Allows configuring any CLI tool to be used for audio playback. This
opens up the ability to play media types beyond mpeg3.
- /sounds reset audioplayer
Resets the audio player to the default of "mpg123 -q".
- /sounds test chat|room|private
Tests the /sounds setup to ensure the expected sounds will play on the
proper events.
Enhance the emoticons.py plugin by using a dictionary for emoticon
replacement. Add new emoticons to the dictionary and remove the
dependency on the 'future' module. Update documentation accordingly.
An autocorrection plugin for the messy typist.
replaces typos you make from a list of strings. can be used for other
purposes, too, i think, but I use it to correct my messy typing.