OpenIRCd is an easy-to-use non-blocking high performance IRC server written in Java.
This is a work in progress and acts as an example of how to use the Socket-Server library.
- Java Runtime 1.8 or higher
- Start by downloading the latest release, then you can launch the IRCd using the Java -jar flag.
java -jar OpenIRCd-v0.1.0.jar
- This will create the default config under
./config.ini - Adjust the configuration as needed, then restart the server.
- You can execute commands through the CLI by executing it directly as a program argument
- This will save the database to disk once the command has finished executing.
- Or, you can execute commands from the terminal just by executing it normally and typing into the console.
- Type
helpto get started. - To give operator priviliges just type
op add <nick>- Oppers have to setup and verify with nickserv. - To list all languages type
lang list, then to set the language typelang set <language>.
- Translations are automatically selected with your system language, to define a specific translation go into the
config.iniand edittranslation=<language> - Fully translated into
English, Arabic, Croatian, Czech, Bulgarian, Danish, Estonian, Farsi, Finnish, French, German, Georgian, Greek, Hausa, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Lativan, Lithuanian, Malay, Mandarin, Nederlands, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Serbian, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian & Vietnamese.
IRC v1is the target but certainIRC v3 extensionsare planned to be supported (SASL)- Configuration is done
- CLI is done
- Protocol Decoding / Encoding is done
- Core API is started
- Object Serialization is started / partially finished
- Channel Functionality is done, missing permissions
- Resource Limiter is done
- NickServ / Authorization is started
- User Modes not started
- Channel Modes not started
- Plugins / Event System is done but external plugins are not finished
- This is a work in progress.