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ducklet efc6ecbb45 urlinfo: allow sub-modules and add module for IMDb movies
The urlinfo plugin is now set up to look up URL information for any URL
occurring in text, not only when triggered explicitly as a command.
The youtube plugin should probably be integrated into this setup,
replacing the bot plugin with a urlinfo extension.
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Hotdog

An extensible general purpose bot for the Matrix network.

Docker container

The Dockerfile creates an image with all necessary resources to run the bot, it does however not copy the bot's source files into the container. This is done to make it easy to change the bot's source code without rebuilding the container, i.e. the container is aimed at development.
If you want create an image for distribution, simply change the Dockerfile to copy all relevant files (i.e. the hotdog subdir and other local Python modules) to /var, baking them in permanently.