00:45 <dominikh> not really

15:39 <somasonic> is there a :disconnect event or similar? for when cinch times out or gets killed etc

16:21 <ayonix> yes there is

20:05 <CM-Punk> Alright, I need help, I haven't done much work with json until recently. "location = JSON.parse(open("http://api.wunderground.com/api/#{ENV['WUNDERGROUND_KEY']}/geolookup/q/#{zipcode}.json").read)" But when people ask for a zipcode with spaces it won't work unless they put an underscore, so my question would be how do I get it to parse a space?

20:10 <onewheelskyward> Where does zipcode come from?

20:11 <onewheelskyward> It should be easy enough to urlencode it.

20:11 <onewheelskyward> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6714196/ruby-url-encoding-string

20:11 <Cinchy> [URL] Ruby url encoding string - Stack Overflow

20:11 <onewheelskyward> That seemed superfluous, Cinchy. :)

20:12 <onewheelskyward> What are you folks doing for bot deploys? I have mine deployed through cap and running in a screen instance, but restarts are manual.

20:12 <onewheelskyward> I'm trying to automate that.

21:02 <CM-Punk> onewheelskyward

21:03 <CM-Punk> The zipcode comes from the ~forecast <zipcode>

21:03 <CM-Punk> matcher

22:04 <onewheelskyward> What is that matcher?

22:04 <onewheelskyward> Maybe it's a regex problem.

22:05 <CM-Punk> match /forecast (.+)/

22:05 <onewheelskyward> ok, that looks good. Now url encode the matched text and you should be set.

22:08 <CM-Punk> http://pastebin.com/JUwC9Gky I have that

22:09 <CM-Punk> But if someone does ~forecast CW2 6PD it won

22:09 <CM-Punk> It rescues

22:09 <CM-Punk> Because it has no results

22:09 <CM-Punk> You have to go

22:09 <CM-Punk> ~forecast CW2_6PD

22:09 <CM-Punk> Which I don't want users of the bot to have to do

22:11 <onewheelskyward> ok, then you need this:

22:12 <onewheelskyward> zipcode.gsub /\s/, '_'

22:12 <onewheelskyward> actually

22:12 <onewheelskyward> zipcode.gsub! /\s/, '_'

22:12 <onewheelskyward> Just before you call the wunderground api.

22:13 <CM-Punk> Okay

22:15 <CM-Punk> http://pastebin.com/JUwC9Gky so, where would I put that in this

22:15 <CM-Punk> Again, I am learning as I go...I have programming experience in other languages but I'm roughing it with Ruby :P

22:17 <onewheelskyward> Are all of your queries zip codes?

22:18 <CM-Punk> Yes

22:18 <onewheelskyward> I'd put it at line 16, before the call to geo_lookup

22:18 <CM-Punk> I am trying to find a way to make it search for actual places like ~forecast Los Angeles but I would need to research the wunderground API more.

22:18 <onewheelskyward> so query.gsub! /\s/, ''

22:18 <onewheelskyward> then location = geolookup(query)

22:19 <onewheelskyward> I use the google geocoder for that.

22:19 <CM-Punk> Oh?

22:19 <onewheelskyward> Yeah, let me share

22:20 <CM-Punk> For sure

22:20 <CM-Punk> https://github.com/Namasteh/Eve-Bot I've been working really hard on my project

22:20 <onewheelskyward> https://github.com/onewheelskyward/onewheelskybot/blob/master/plugins/forecast_io.rb#L279-288

22:20 <onewheelskyward> nice

22:20 <onewheelskyward> I use the geocoder to give me lat + long from basically anything

22:21 <CM-Punk> That is so much nicer than the one I'm trying to fix...

22:22 <onewheelskyward> I've done a lot of work on it.

22:22 <onewheelskyward> !weather random

22:22 <skybotalpha> Random, Lehigh Acres, FL 33974, USA weather is currently 66.79°F (19.33°C) and clear. Winds out of the NE at 4.44 mph. It will be clear for the hour, and clear throughout the day. There are also 266.84 ozones.

22:22 <CM-Punk> !wether normal

22:22 <CM-Punk> !weather normal

22:22 <skybotalpha> Normal, IL, USA weather is currently 5.76°F (-14.58°C) and clear. Winds out of the NW at 18.16 mph. It will be clear for the hour, and windy until tomorrow afternoon. There are also 498.01 ozones.

22:23 <onewheelskyward> brr.

22:23 <CM-Punk> Yeah

22:23 <CM-Punk> XDD

22:23 <CM-Punk> I need someone like you on the Eve project

22:23 <CM-Punk> XDD

22:23 <onewheelskyward> I have a bot. :)

22:24 <CM-Punk> I know

22:24 <CM-Punk> XD

22:24 <onewheelskyward> The geocoder was silly simple to integrate. Feel free to swipe that code.

22:25 <onewheelskyward> I don't know how you'd get zip out of it but if you can find wunderground's lat/long query that could work.

22:26 <CM-Punk> Makes sense

22:26 <CM-Punk> Thanks