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PBot can dynamically load and unload Perl modules to alter its behavior.
These are some of the plugins that PBot has, there are many more:
These are some of the plugins that PBot has; there are many more:
Plugin | Description
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### Modules
Modules are external command-line executable programs and scripts that can be
loaded via PBot Factoids.
loaded as PBot commands.
Suppose you have the [Qalculate!](https://qalculate.github.io/) command-line
program and you want to provide a PBot command for it. You can create a _very_ simple
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And let's call it `qalc.sh` and put it in PBot's `modules/` directory.
Then you can add the `qalc` factoid:
!factadd global qalc qalc.sh
And then set its `type` to `module`:
!factset global qalc type module
Alternatively you can simply use the [`load`](doc/Admin.md#load) command.
Then you can load it with the [`load`](doc/Admin.md#load) command.
!load qalc qalc.sh
Now you have a `qalc` calculator in PBot!
Now you have a [Qalculate!](https://qalculate.github.io/) calculator in PBot!
<pragma-> !qalc 2 * 2
<PBot> 2 * 2 = 4