PyIRC 3 documentation

• About
  • Why should I use PyIRC?
  • Architecture
  • Using PyIRC
• Base library
  • auxparse
  • base
  • casemapping
  • event
  • extension
  • formatting
  • hook
  • line
  • numerics
• Extensions
  • autojoin --- Automatically join channels on connection
  • bantrack --- Track and introspect ban and list modes
  • basetrack --- Core tracking functionality
  • basicapi --- High-level, easy-to-use IRC API
  • basicrfc --- Core RFC 1459 components
  • cap --- CAP command support
  • channeltrack --- Track and introspect channel properties and metadata
  • ctcp --- Easy handling of CTCP messages
  • isupport --- Introspect server properties and metadata
  • kickrejoin --- Automatically rejoin channel after KICK/REMOVE
  • lag --- Track lag to the IRC server
  • sasl --- SASL authentication services
  • services
  • starttls --- Upgrade connection to SSL (where supported)
  • usertrack --- Track and introspect user properties and metadata
• IO backends
  • asyncio
  • socket
• Utility modules
  • classutil
  • enum
  • version
• Hooks
  • Event classes
  • Events
• Examples

Welcome to PyIRC 3!

PyIRC 3 is an IRC library for Python designed to be flexible, extensible, usable, and useful. It has no external library dependencies for maximum portability.

License

This software is licensed according to the WTFPL or LPRAB, at your option.

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