Eggdrop openweathermap script for eggdrop Recently wunderground announced the end of new registrations for "free" API access making an earlier eggdrop weather script [here] somewhat less useful. The script below attempts to replicate
Eggdrop movie search script for eggdrop bot using api Recently another script I used to search for film information got broken. After a quick look around I found the nice people over at OMDb (http://www.omdbapi.com/) who
Eggdrop Twitter Eggdrop script I've started to play around the the Twitter API a little and created a small script to grab the contents of a spammed tweet link and display it in the
Eggdrop News script for eggdrop bot This script uses the API from newsapi.org to return the latest headlines from a users preselected news site. Requires +news set on the channel and your own free API
Eggdrop Gif search script for eggdrop bot Just another small script that uses the nice API over at giphy to return gif links based on the query from a user. Requires +giphy set on the channel but
Eggdrop Image search script for eggdrop (Bing API) ***BING have since closed their API so this script no longer works :( Sadly one of the few APIs that still provides access to image search now the Bing API provides
Eggdrop Weather eggdrop script for wunderground.com API *** This API has since been closed by Wunderground :( Please look HERE for an more modern alternative This is a simple script tcl script for an eggdrop that will allow users
Eggdrop Youtube eggdrop script using API v3 Just a very simple eggdrop script that allows users to search on youtube using the youtube and will also return some information for any youtube link spamming into the channel
Eggdrop Kuvaton Eggdrop script A very simple little TCL script for an eggdrop bot that will grab either some random images or return search results from http://kuvaton.com/. Any problems or suggestions just
Eggdrop Link Logging script for Eggdrop A simple script for an eggdrop bot that will monitor a specified channel for URLs then log them with a time stamp against a username. I'm not a professional coder and I did this mainly to learn some more about TCL which I can
