Example.java

package jerklib.examples;

import jerklib.ConnectionManager;
import jerklib.Profile;
import jerklib.Session;
import jerklib.events.*;
import jerklib.events.IRCEvent.Type;
import jerklib.listeners.IRCEventListener;

/**
 *  A simple example that demonsrates how to use JerkLib
 *  @author mohadib 
 */
public class Example implements IRCEventListener
{
	private ConnectionManager manager;
	
	public Example()
	{
		/*
		 * ConnectionManager takes a Profile to use for new connections.
		 */
		manager = new ConnectionManager(new Profile("scripy"));
		
		/*
		 * One instance of ConnectionManager can connect to many IRC networks.
		 * ConnectionManager#requestConnection(String) will return a Session object.
		 * The Session is the main way users will interact with this library and IRC
		 * networks
		 */
		Session session = manager.requestConnection("irc.freenode.net");
		
		/*
		 * JerkLib fires IRCEvents to notify users of the lib of incoming events
		 * from a connected IRC server.
		 */
		session.addIRCEventListener(this);

	}

	/*
	 * This method is for implementing an IRCEventListener. This method will be
	 * called anytime Jerklib parses an event from the Session its attached to.
	 * All events are sent as IRCEvents. You can check its actual type and cast it
	 * to a more specific type.
	 */
	public void receiveEvent(IRCEvent e)
	{
		
		
		if (e.getType() == Type.CONNECT_COMPLETE)
		{
			e.getSession().join("#jerklib");
		}
		else if (e.getType() == Type.CHANNEL_MESSAGE)
		{
			MessageEvent me = (MessageEvent) e;
			System.out.println(me.getNick() + ":" + me.getMessage());
		}
		else if (e.getType() == Type.JOIN_COMPLETE)
		{
			JoinCompleteEvent jce = (JoinCompleteEvent) e;
			/* say hello */
			jce.getChannel().say("Hello from Jerklib!");
		}
		else
		{
			System.out.println(e.getType() + " " + e.getRawEventData());
		}
	}

	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		new Example();
	}
}