CleverBot Implementation for Scripts

[LoudPacks]

Library jar: http://www.mediafire.com/file/i5c5fkni41m78d9/ChatterBotLib.jar

 

Snippet:

ChatterBotFactory factory = new ChatterBotFactory();
ChatterBot bot = factory.create(ChatterBotType.CLEVERBOT);
ChatterBotSession botSession = bot.createSession();
String response = botSession.think("Text you want to respond to.");
System.out.println(response);

Sample:

 Now if you want it for your scripts just put it into the onMessage maybe with some conditions about when it should respond / who it should respond to, etc.

 

I would run it on a separate thread incase the response takes a little while to complete.

Edited November 5, 2016 by LoudPacks

[Aiban]

You are a God

 

Edit::

 

The bot is

Edited November 5, 2016 by Aiban

[Saiyan]

Fuck yes

[memer boi 772]

You are a God

 

[House]

Might want put it into a separate thread though? Pretty sure response times are a little while

EDIT: also its done before but turned out as a bad idea im pretty sure xD

Edited November 5, 2016 by House

[LoudPacks]

Might want put it into a separate thread though? Pretty sure response times are a little while

EDIT: also its done before but turned out as a bad idea im pretty sure xD

 

Yes that would be a good idea, usually its instant but sometimes it can take a few seconds.

[Token]

Responses are not instant, I'm using the same API as you. CleverBot generates a limited set of responses for every message you give. I use a recursive algorithm with a variable depth to ensure a larger pool of messages. You should query CleverBot on a separate thread using a Callable<String> to provide a Future<String> for when the processing is done.

[LoudPacks]

Responses are not instant, I'm using the same API as you. CleverBot generates a limited set of responses for every message you give. I use a recursive algorithm with a variable depth to ensure a larger pool of messages. You should query CleverBot on a separate thread using a Callable<String> to provide a Future<String> for when the processing is done.

 

I mean I set up 2 bots talking to each other and response times were ~<= 1s apart (every so often it would take a couple seconds). It would still be a good idea though none the less. I would assume users would only be sending one message at a time. 

Edited November 5, 2016 by LoudPacks

[xOx]

Welcome to project Prometeus.

[Eagle Scripts]

Noice

[Juggles]

Good stuff