Taken and modified slightly from https://gist.github.com/h1k3r/089d43771bdf811eefe8 to assume instead that 'hostname' is in the path function getHostname() local f = io.popen ("hostname") local hostname = f:read("*a") or "" f:close() hostname =string.gsub(hostname, &quo...

I'm not sure I'm following what it is you're wanting to have it do in the end. *Edit: it seems like you want to set its behaviour based on something, but I'm not following the what or how you're asking for. If you can get on the discord it may be easier to help in real time than the slower back and ...

I'm not sure tempLineTriggers have an expire after, though I see one listed in the docs. It doesn't make sense in this case, as it's literally a trigger whose only purpose is to fire on lines X through Y. It already self-expires, unlike other temp* trigger types which did not ship with expireAfter f...

Have you looked over the Geyser manual on the wiki? It has a section specifically on labels and how to use them: https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Geyser#Geyser.Label

It seems to be working for me.
the longer first line is line 0, it fires on lines 1-3 (the next 3 lines), and then does not on line 4.

Get it here: https://github.com/demonnic/MudletBusted/releases/latest Installing the busted testing framework isn't too bad on Linux or MacOS, but it's a right pain on Windows. So I made a Mudlet package you can install which includes busted and all of its dependencies for windows. I even included a...

I got into more detail on my blog at https://demonnic.com/?p=223 but the tl;dr is this GitHub Action will download the latest version of Mudlet and configure it for running tests, then runs the tests inside Mudlet itself, allowing you to test using Mudlet's full API in its actual running environment...

I repackaged the excellent Busted testing framework from Olivine Labs for Mudlet. It's the Lua testing framework we use for testing Mudlet's Lua API, and it's got a lot of nice features.

Check a look: https://github.com/demonnic/MudletBuste ... tag/v2.0.0

I would maybe recommend changing the function name to something which speaks to what it does. copyAsBBCode or some such. otherwise you might clash with everyone else who started by copying it from the wiki but didn't change the function name =)

try sudo luarocks install lua-yajl YAJL_LIBDIR=/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/ YAJL_INCDIR=/usr/include It's looking for the 64bit binary by default. https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Compiling_Mudlet?pk_vid=2c05c591c47b77941645107767c19f4c#Compiling_on_Raspberry_Pi_OS is I believe the most recent set of inst...