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README.md

Ergonomadic

Ergonomadic is an IRC daemon written from scratch in Go.

Some Features

  • follows the RFC where possible
  • JSON-based configuration
  • server password
  • channels with many standard modes
  • IRC operators
  • TLS support (but better to use stunnel with proxy protocol)
  • haproxy PROXY protocol header for hostname setting
  • passwords stored in bcrypt format
  • channels that persist between restarts (+P)

Why?

I wanted to learn Go.

What’s with the name?

“Ergonomadic” is an anagram of “Go IRC Daemon”.

Helpful Documentation

Running the Server

See the example config.json. Passwords are base64-encoded bcrypted byte strings. You can generate them with e.g. ergonomadic -genpasswd 'hunter21!'.

from your GOPATH

go get
go install
ergonomadic -conf '/path/to/config.json' -initdb
ergonomadic -conf '/path/to/config.json'