2.0.0: Merge pull request #2 from jprjr/irc-updates

Breaking change, requires you to run 'initdb'

• initdb no longer drops tables
• When a user tries to use a bot to relay a chat/comment message, the IRC server checks if they're authorized to use that account
• IRC users can bring in their own accounts to comment on a stream.

For example, user A is streaming to his account on Twitch. User B can join the IRC chat room and bring in his own twitch account to leave comments on User A's stream.

User B will do this by typing:

!summon twitch-user-a user-b

This will create a bot named twitch-user-b-user-a - this is to indicate that it is a Twitch account, for User B, that targets User A's stream.

1.3.2

Bugfix: don't check IRC username against actual username

1.3.1

bugfix: IRC was still sending the stream title as the room topic

1.3.0

New feature: IRC room topics indicate if a stream is online or offline. If a stream has an associated HTTP URL, they get put into the room topic as well.

1.2.2

Bugfix: I misunderstood the purpose of ffmpeg's -re flag, I shouldn't use it for relaying streams - just for pushing local files as streams.

1.2.1

Bugfix: twitch chat would disconnect after getting a PING, because of a typo I had in socket:send. Whoops!

1.2.0

New feature: Facebook will pull in groups and events where the user is an admin.

Events are restricted by their start date - if the start date is over 15 days in the past, it isn't stored.

1.1.1

Bug fix: if a stream name changes, the IRC server will kick users out of the room, with a message letting them know about the new room name.

1.1.0

You can now delete streams - no config changes required.

Initial release

So at this point, all the major features work!

Although right after tagging, I realized I don't have a "delete stream" option, which I really should. I'll mark that as 1.1.0