From 2d03f9608e0c0ea8555af4e963c4c8341180fca4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: q Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2022 00:09:05 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] initial commit --- LICENSE.md | 677 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ README.md | 14 + example.js | 27 ++ index.js | 732 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 1450 insertions(+) create mode 100644 LICENSE.md create mode 100644 README.md create mode 100644 example.js create mode 100644 index.js diff --git a/LICENSE.md b/LICENSE.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..55904b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/LICENSE.md @@ -0,0 +1,677 @@ +### GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE + +Version 3, 29 June 2007 + +Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + + +Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this +license document, but changing it is not allowed. + +### Preamble + +The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for +software and other kinds of works. + +The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed +to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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If your program is a subroutine +library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary +applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the +GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. But first, +please read . + +The above copyright notice, this permission notice and the word "NIGGER" shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0edbec2 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Matrix Morg Bully + +A Matrix bot that insults every matrix.org user that joins a room. + +## Dependencies +1. NodeJS +2. matrix-js-sdk + +## Quickstart +1. `git clone https://code.glowers.club/q/matrix-morg-bully.git` +2. `cd matrix-morg-bully` +3. `yarn add matrix-js-sdk` +4. (Edit example.js to use your desired matrix credentials and bot settings) +5. `node example.js` diff --git a/example.js b/example.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2abddf7 --- /dev/null +++ b/example.js @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +const sdk = require("matrix-js-sdk"); +const matrixcs = require("matrix-js-sdk/lib/matrix"); +const request = require('request'); +matrixcs.request(request); + +const startupTime = Date.now(); + +const myUserId = "@glowy:glowers.club" +const myAccessToken = "syt_TotallyMyRealAccessTokenAndNotAFake"; +const matrixClient = sdk.createClient({ + baseUrl: "https://glowers.club", + accessToken: myAccessToken, + userId: myUserId +}); + +const MorgBully = require('./index.js'); +const morgBully = new MorgBully(matrixClient); +morgBully.setBlacklistedRooms(["!crybabies:matrix.org", "!peoplewhocanttakeajoke:matrix.org"]); +morgBully.setInsults(["you're a dummy", "you're going to get banned", "I'll slap you with a fish"]); + +matrixClient.on("Room.timeline", function(event, room, toStartOfTimeline) { + if (event.getTs() >= startupTime && event.getType() == "m.room.member") { + morgBully.handleMembership(event, room); + } +}); + +matrixClient.startClient(); diff --git a/index.js b/index.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..921ea5a --- /dev/null +++ b/index.js @@ -0,0 +1,732 @@ +function MorgBully(matrixClient) { + this.matrixClient = matrixClient; + this.insults = defaultInsults; + this.blacklistedRooms = []; +} + +MorgBully.prototype.setBlacklistedRooms = function(blacklistedRooms) { this.blacklistedRooms = blacklistedRooms; }; +MorgBully.prototype.setInsults = function(insults) { this.insults = insults; }; + +MorgBully.prototype.handleMembership = function(event, room) { + if (event.getContent().membership === "join" && event.getPrevContent().membership !== "join") { + + if (this.blacklistedRooms.indexOf(room.roomId) < 0 && event.getSender().endsWith(":matrix.org")) { + const insult = this.insults[Math.floor(Math.random() * this.insults.length)]; + var formattedBody = ""+event.getSender()+": Stop using matrix.org and switch to another homeserver or "+insult; + var body = event.getContent().displayname + ": Stop using matrix.org and switch to another homeserver or "+insult; + var content = { + "format": "org.matrix.custom.html", + "body": body, + "formatted_body": formattedBody, + "msgtype": "m.text" + }; + this.matrixClient.sendEvent(room.roomId, "m.room.message", content, "", (err, res) => { + if (err != null) { + console.error(err); + } + }); + } + } +} + +const defaultInsults = [ + "your mother will die in her sleep tonight", + "you're gay", + "you're a nigger", + "you're a kike", + "you're Jewish", + "you suck dick", + "you STINK", + "you're a retard nigger monkey", + "you're a coomer", + "kittens will die", + "everyone will know you're a homo", + "I'll kill you", + "you'll burn in Hell", + "you'll get raped", + "everyone will make fun of you", + "FUCK YOU", + "Jesus will frown upon you", + "you're a slut", + "you'll marry a whore and get divorced", + "you're an aberrant", + "you're an amateur", + "you're an animal", + "you're an anorak", + "you're an ape", + "you're an ape covered in human flesh", + "you're an apefucker", + "you're an arfarfan'arf", + "you're an arse", + "you're an arsebreath", + "you're an arsecunt", + "you're an arseface", + "you're an arsehole", + "you're an arse-licker", + "you're an ass", + "you're an assaholic", + "you're an assbutt", + "you're an ass clown", + "you're an asscunt", + "you're an assface", + "you're an assfag", + "you're an assfaggot", + "you're an assfucker", + "you're an asshat", + "you're an asshole", + "you're an ass-kisser", + "you're an ass-licker", + "you're an assmonkey", + "you're an assmouth", + "you're an assmunch", + "you're an ass-nugget", + "you're an ass sucker", + "you're an asstard", + "you're an asswagon", + "you're an assweed", + "you're an asswipe", + "you're an aunt fucker", + "you're a baby", + "you're a backwoodsman", + "you're a badass", + "you're a badgerfucker", + "you're a bag of dicks", + "you're a Bag whore", + "you're a ballkicker", + "you're a ballsack", + "you're a bandit", + "you're a bangsat", + "you're a barbarian", + "you're a Barbie-fucker", + "you're a bastard", + "you're a bean head", + "you're a beast", + "you're a beetlehead", + "you're a beginner", + "you're a beldame", + "you're a bell-end", + "you're a berk", + "you're a bespawler", + "you're a Beta cuck", + "you're a bimbo", + "you're a birdbrain", + "you're a birdfucker", + "you're a bitch", + "you're a bitchass", + "you're a bitch ass motherfucker", + "you're a bitch boy", + "you're a bitchcunt", + "you're a bitchdicksucker", + "you're a bitchface", + "you're a bitchfucker", + "you're a bitchtits", + "you're a bitchwad", + "you're a bitchwhore", + "you're a bitchzilla", + "you're a biznatch", + "you're a blackguard", + "you're a blaggard", + "you're a blockhead", + "you're a blubber gut", + "you're a bluntie", + "you're a bogeyman", + "you're a bonehead", + "you're a boob", + "you're a booby", + "you're a boomer", + "you're a bootlicker", + "you're a boozer", + "you're a boyfucker", + "you're a bozo", + "you're a brainlet", + "you're a brickfucker", + "you're a brickhead", + "you're a brotherfucker", + "you're a buffoon", + "you're a bugfucker", + "you're a bugger", + "you're a bullfuck", + "you're a bum", + "you're a bumbo", + "you're a bum chum", + "you're a bum-fucker", + "you're a burden", + "you're a buttass", + "you're a buttbreath", + "you're a buttfucker", + "you're a butthead", + "you're a butthole", + "you're a buttkisser", + "you're a buttlicker", + "you're a buttmunch", + "you're a butt sniffer", + "you're a Cad", + "you're a camelfucker", + "you're a catfucker", + "you're a caveman", + "you're a chauvinist", + "you're a chav", + "you're a cheater", + "you're a chicken", + "you're a chickenfucker", + "you're a childfucker", + "you're a chode", + "you're a chump", + "you're a churl", + "you're a clitbag", + "you're a clithead", + "you're a Clod", + "you're a clown", + "you're a cock", + "you're a cockalorum", + "you're a cockboy", + "you're a cockburger", + "you're a cockfucker", + "you're a cockhead", + "you're a cockholster", + "you're a cockmaster", + "you're a cockroach", + "you're a cocksucker", + "you're a cockwaddle", + "you're a cockweasel", + "you're a cockwomble", + "you're a coffee slurper", + "you're a con man", + "you're a con merchant", + "you're a coomer", + "you're a corpsefucker", + "you're a cougar", + "you're a country bumpkin", + "you're a cousinfucker", + "you're a cow", + "you're a coward", + "you're a cowfucker", + "you're a crackhead", + "you're a crack whore", + "you're a craphole", + "you're a creep", + "you're a cretin", + "you're a cro magnon", + "you're a crook", + "you're a cuckold", + "you're a cumbucket", + "you're a cum dumpster", + "you're a cum guzzler", + "you're a cum-licker", + "you're a cumslut", + "you're a cumstain", + "you're a cunt", + "you're a cuntass", + "you're a cuntbiscuit", + "you're a cuntbitch", + "you're a cuntbreath", + "you're a cuntface", + "you're a cunt fart", + "you're a cuntfucker", + "you're a cuntlicker", + "you're a cunt muncher", + "you're a cunt rag", + "you're a cuntshit", + "you're a cuntsucker", + "you're a cuntzilla", + "you're a dandiprat", + "you're a daughterfucker", + "you're a deadhead", + "you're a degenerate", + "you're a der-brain", + "you're a desperado", + "you're a devil", + "you're a dick", + "you're a dickass", + "you're a dickbag", + "you're a dickbreath", + "you're a dickcheese", + "you're a dickface", + "you're a dickfucker", + "you're a dickhead", + "you're a dickhole", + "you're a dickless", + "you're a dicklicker", + "you're a dick man", + "you're a dick mouth", + "you're a dick sniffer", + "you're a dicksplash", + "you're a dick-sucker", + "you're a dicktard", + "you're a dickwad", + "you're a dickweasel", + "you're a dick weed", + "you're a dildo", + "you're a dillhole", + "you're a dimmadumbass", + "you're a dimwit", + "you're a ding-head", + "you're a dingleberry", + "you're a dinosaur", + "you're a dipfuck", + "you're a dipshit", + "you're a dirtbag", + "you're a dirthead", + "you're a dirtwad", + "you're a dodo", + "you're a dog", + "you're a dogbolt", + "you're a dogbreath", + "you're a dogfucker", + "you're a dolt", + "you're a donkey", + "you're a donkey dick", + "you're a donkeyfucker", + "you're a doofus", + "you're a dope", + "you're a dotterel", + "you're a douche", + "you're a douche bag", + "you're a doucheburger", + "you're a douche canoe", + "you're a douchefag", + "you're a douchelord", + "you're a douche nozzle", + "you're a douchewad", + "you're a douchewagon", + "you're a dracula", + "you're a dreamer", + "you're a drunkard", + "you're a duckfucker", + "you're a dumbarse", + "you're a dumbass", + "you're a dumbbell", + "you're a dumb fucker", + "you're a dumbo", + "you're a dummy", + "you're a dunce", + "you're a duncebucket", + "you're a dweebling", + "you're an earthworm", + "you're an edgelord", + "you're an egghead", + "you're an egotist", + "you're an envirotard", + "you're a eunuch", + "you're a fag", + "you're a faggot", + "you're a faggotface", + "you're a fagtard", + "you're a fagtits", + "you're a failed abortion", + "you're a fanny", + "you're a farmer", + "you're a fart", + "you're a fartface", + "you're a fatass", + "you're a fatfuck", + "you're a fat geezer", + "you're a fatherfucker", + "you're a fatso", + "you're a fat-tard", + "you're a fatty", + "you're a fellow", + "you're a fetus", + "you're a fibber", + "you're a fink", + "you're a fish", + "you're a fish fucker", + "you're a fishwife", + "you're a fixer", + "you're a flake", + "you're a fool", + "you're a freak", + "you're a fruitcake", + "you're a fuck", + "you're a fuckass", + "you're a fuckbait", + "you're a fuckbucket", + "you're a fucker", + "you're a fuckface", + "you're a fuckhead", + "you're a fucking bitch", + "you're a fucklord", + "you're a fuck noggin", + "you're a fucknose", + "you're a fuck nugget", + "you're a fuckrod", + "you're a fuckshit", + "you're a fuckskull", + "you're a fuckstain", + "you're a fuckster", + "you're a fucktard", + "you're a fucktoy", + "you're a fuckweasel", + "you're a fuckwhistle", + "you're a fuckwit", + "you're a fugly", + "you're a gawk", + "you're a gaytard", + "you're a gaywad", + "you're a geebag", + "you're a gimp", + "you're a git", + "you're a gobshite", + "you're a gold digger", + "you're a goof", + "you're a goon", + "you're a goose", + "you're a gorilla", + "you're a grandmotherfucker", + "you're a greeniac", + "you're a grouch", + "you're a grumpy", + "you're a handfucker", + "you're a headass", + "you're a helldog", + "you're a hikikomori", + "you're a hilding", + "you're a hillbilly", + "you're a hippie", + "you're a ho", + "you're a hobbledehoy", + "you're a hoe", + "you're a hog", + "you're a homo", + "you're a hooligan", + "you're a hooplehead", + "you're a horsefucker", + "you're a horse's ass", + "you're a horse's necktie", + "you're a hosebag", + "you're a hussy", + "you're a hypocrite", + "you're an idiot", + "you're an idiotist", + "you're an idiot sandwich", + "you're an ignoramus", + "you're an imbecile", + "you're an inbred", + "you're an incel", + "you're an intercourser", + "you're a jabroni", + "you're a jackass", + "you're a jackhole", + "you're a jackwagon", + "you're a jagweed", + "you're a jamoke", + "you're a jelly", + "you're a jerk", + "you're a jerkoff", + "you're a jerkwad", + "you're a jit stain", + "you're a jizz guzzler", + "you're a joker", + "you're a junkie", + "you're a karen", + "you're a kevun", + "you're a keyboard warrior", + "you're a kidfucker", + "you're a klutz", + "you're a lady of the evening", + "you're a lamebrain", + "you're a landwhale", + "you're a langer", + "you're a lard face", + "you're a liar", + "you're a libtard", + "you're a lickspittle", + "you're a lobotomite", + "you're a loser", + "you're a louse", + "you're a low-life", + "you're a lunatic", + "you're a lunkhead", + "you're a lurdane", + "you're a lush", + "you're a mackerel", + "you're a madman", + "you're a maggot", + "you're a mamzer", + "you're a meanie", + "you're a megabitch", + "you're a megadouche", + "you're a mental midget", + "you're a milksop", + "you're a minx", + "you're a missing link", + "you're a mongoose", + "you're a monkey", + "you're a monkeyface", + "you're a monster", + "you're a mooncalf", + "you're a moron", + "you're a motherfucker", + "you're a mousefucker", + "you're a mouth breather", + "you're a Mr. Anger", + "you're a Mr. Obsessed", + "you're a Mr. Struggle", + "you're a Mr. Talk", + "you're a mucky pup", + "you're a mumpsimus", + "you're a muppet", + "you're a mutant", + "you're a mutt", + "you're a neanderthal", + "you're a neckbeard", + "you're a necrophiliac", + "you're a ne'er-do-well", + "you're a nephew fucker", + "you're a nerd", + "you're a nerf herder", + "you're a niece fucker", + "you're a nimrod", + "you're a nincompoop", + "you're a ninny", + "you're a ninnyhammer", + "you're a nitwit", + "you're a nobody", + "you're a non", + "you're a nonce", + "you're a noob", + "you're a noodle", + "you're a numbnuts", + "you're a numbskull", + "you're a numpty", + "you're a numskull", + "you're an oaf", + "you're an oddball", + "you're an ogre", + "you're an oompa loompa", + "you're an orphan", + "you're an outlaw", + "you're an oxygen thief", + "you're a pack", + "you're a pain in the ass", + "you're a pariah", + "you're a peasant", + "you're a pedo", + "you're a pedophile", + "you're a penchod", + "you're a pencil dick", + "you're a penis face", + "you're a penispuffer", + "you're a penis sucker", + "you're a pervert", + "you're a pig", + "you're a pigfucker", + "you're a piggy-wiggy", + "you're a pikspiller", + "you're a pillock", + "you're a pinhead", + "you're a pirate", + "you're a pissbrain", + "you're a pissbreath", + "you're a pissface", + "you're a pisshead", + "you're a pleb", + "you're a plonker", + "you're a pooface", + "you're a poohead", + "you're a poop hole", + "you're a porno freak", + "you're a potato", + "you're a prick", + "you're a prickface", + "you're a pseudo-intellectual", + "you're a pube flosser", + "you're a pudwhacker", + "you're a puke bag", + "you're a pukeball", + "you're a puppet", + "you're a pussy", + "you're a pussyboy", + "you're a pussyfucker", + "you're a pussy pisser", + "you're a quack", + "you're a quat", + "you're a queer", + "you're a queer bait", + "you're a querulant", + "you're a raasclaat", + "you're a rabbitfucker", + "you're a rat", + "you're a ratcatcher", + "you're a ratfink", + "you're a ratfucker", + "you're a redneck", + "you're a reject", + "you're a retard", + "you're a riff-raff", + "you're a roaster", + "you're a robot", + "you're a rowdy", + "you're a rudesby", + "you're a ruffian", + "you're a runt", + "you're a sadist", + "you're a Sam Rea", + "you're a saprophyte", + "you're a sausage-masseuse", + "you're a scobberlotcher", + "you're a scoozie", + "you're a scoundrel", + "you're a scumbag", + "you're a scumbreath", + "you're a scumbutt", + "you're a scumface", + "you're a scumfuck", + "you're a scumhead", + "you're a scumlord", + "you're a scumwad", + "you're a scuzzbag", + "you're a serf", + "you're a sewer rat", + "you're a shark", + "you're a sheepfucker", + "you're a sheepshagger", + "you're a shill", + "you're a shitass", + "you're a shitbag", + "you're a shitball", + "you're a shitbird", + "you're a shitbrain", + "you're a shitbreath", + "you're a shitbucket", + "you're a shitbum", + "you're a shitcunt", + "you're a shitdick", + "you're a shit-eater", + "you're a shitehawk", + "you're a shitface", + "you're a shit-for-brains", + "you're a shitfuck", + "you're a shitfucker", + "you're a shitgoblin", + "you're a shithead", + "you're a shitizen", + "you're a shitlord", + "you're a shitneck", + "you're a shitnugget", + "you're a shitpicker", + "you're a shitpiss", + "you're a shitpot", + "you're a shitpuddle", + "you're a shitsack", + "you're a shit stain", + "you're a shitter", + "you're a shitweasel", + "you're a shmekl", + "you're a shrew", + "you're a shyster", + "you're a sibling fucker", + "you're a simp", + "you're a simpleton", + "you're a sisterfucker", + "you're a sister humper", + "you're a skank", + "you're a sket", + "you're a skite", + "you're a skullfucker", + "you're a skunk", + "you're a skunkfucker", + "you're a slag", + "you're a slave", + "you're a sleazewad", + "you're a sleeze", + "you're a sleeze bag", + "you're a slimeface", + "you're a slob", + "you're a slut", + "you're a slutfucker", + "you're a sluthead", + "you're a smell-feast", + "you're a smellfungus", + "you're a snail", + "you're a snake", + "you're a snob", + "you're a snollygoster", + "you're a snot", + "you're a snotball", + "you're a snotface", + "you're a snothead", + "you're a snotwad", + "you're a snowflake", + "you're a son of a bitch", + "you're a son of a motherless goat", + "you're a son of a whore", + "you're a sow", + "you're a soy boy", + "you're a spack", + "you're a sped", + "you're a sphincter", + "you're a splenetic", + "you're a square", + "you're a stink cunt", + "you're a stinker", + "you're a stinkhole", + "you're a straggot", + "you're a stupid", + "you're a swindler", + "you're a swine", + "you're a sycophant", + "you're a thief", + "you're a thotpocket", + "you're a thundercunt", + "you're a titbag", + "you're a toad", + "you're a Toe Eyed Cabbage", + "you're a tomato", + "you're a tool", + "you're a tree hugger", + "you're a troglodyte", + "you're a troll", + "you're a trollface", + "you're a trolltard", + "you're a turd", + "you're a turdball", + "you're a turdbucket", + "you're a turdpile", + "you're a twat", + "you're a twattock", + "you're a twatwaffle", + "you're a twerp", + "you're a twit", + "you're a twunt", + "you're a unclefucker", + "you're a vagina cleaner", + "you're a vampire", + "you're a vandal", + "you're a vantz", + "you're a varmint", + "you're a vermin", + "you're a vonce", + "you're a wacko", + "you're a wallflower", + "you're a wally", + "you're a wanker", + "you're a wank stain", + "you're a Wazzock", + "you're a weeze bag", + "you're a weirdo", + "you're a whore", + "you're a whorefucker", + "you're a whore's-bird", + "you're a whoreson", + "you're a windfucker", + "you're a windsucker", + "you're a wino", + "you're a witch", + "you're a womanizer", + "you're a wommy", + "you're a worm", + "you're a wretch", + "you're a xenophobe", + "you're a yahoo", + "you're a yes-man", + "you're a yiffer", + "you're a yonker", + "you're a yutz", + "you're a zebrafucker", + "you're a zitface", + "you're a zoophile", + "you're a zounderkite" +]; + +module.exports = MorgBully;