Make hubot respond to @-mentions #115
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| @@ -103,6 +111,11 @@ class SlackBot extends Adapter | |||
| # If this is a DM, pretend it was addressed to us | |||
| if msg.getChannelType() == 'DM' | |||
| txt = "#{@robot.name} #{txt}" | |||
| # Or, if we were @-mentioned | |||
| else if matches = txt.match(/<@(.+)>:\s?(.*)/) | |||
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I think a safer regex here would be /<@([^>]+)>:\s?(.*)/ for cases where the message contains ">:".
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Fixes #106
Assumes bot name and bot's slack username are the same (which seems reasonable).