wildphp/module-antispam

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Automatically kick users when a message pattern is matched

dev-master 2021-06-25 17:12 UTC

MIT

• Yoshi2889

README

Automatically kick users when a message pattern is matched.

System Requirements

If your setup can run the main bot, it can run this module as well.

Installation

To install this module, we will use composer:

composer require wildphp/module-antispam

That will install all required files for the module. In order to activate the module, add the following line to your modules array in config.neon:

- WildPHP\Modules\AntiSpam\AntiSpam

The bot will run the module the next time it is started.

Usage

The AntiSpam module relies on a blacklist to do its work. To manipulate the blacklist, the following commands are available. All patterns must be given as valid regular expressions. See the php manual on PCRE syntax for more details.

In addition to a blacklist the module maintains a list of exempted nicknames. These nicknames are exempted from checks and will not be kicked even if their message contains a blacklisted pattern.

If the bot is not a channel OP, it will still detect the spam and give a single notice per nickname in the channel asking users to inform channel OPs.

• blacklist [pattern]
  • Required permission: sa_blacklist
• unblacklist [pattern]
  • Required permission: sa_blacklist
• exempt [nickname]
  • Required permission: sa_exempt
• unexempt [nickname]
  • Required permission: sa_exempt

Use case: Blocking messages with multiple consecutive spaces

Since the bot trims given arguments (removes extra whitespace), it is not as straightforward to blacklist a pattern of multiple consecutive spaces.

Do not blacklist messages with consecutive spaces by giving the spaces as argument to blacklist. This will cause the bot to block every message containing a space, making it virtually impossible to undo the blacklist if you are not exempted.

Instead, the following command illustrates the best solution for this problem:

• blacklist [ ]{8} where 8 is the number of spaces that need to be matched.

License

This module is licensed under the MIT license. Please see LICENSE to read it.