hailo - Command-line interface to the Hailo Markov bot
usage: hailo [-abEfhLlopRrSsTtuv] [long options...] -v --version Print version and exit -u --ui Use UI CLASS -t --train Learn from all the lines in FILE, use - for STDIN -s --stats Print statistics about the brain -r --reply Reply to STRING -p --progress Display progress during the import -o --order Markov order; How deep the rabbit hole goes -l --learn Learn from STRING -h --help You're soaking it in -f --train-fast Train with aggressive caching (memory-hungry!) -b --brain Load/save brain to/from FILE -a --autosave Save the brain on exit (on by default) -T --tokenizer Use tokenizer CLASS -S --storage Use storage CLASS -R --random-reply Like --reply but takes no STRING; Babble at random -L --learn-reply Learn from STRING and reply to it -E --engine Use engine CLASS --ui-args Arguments for the UI class --tokenizer-args Arguments for the Tokenizer class --storage-args Arguments for the Storage class --examples Print examples along with the help message --engine-args Arguments for the Engine class --brain-resource Alias for `brain' for backwards compatibility Note: All input/output and files are assumed to be UTF-8 encoded.
Train in-memory using bot-training's megahal.trn and reply:
bot-training -f megahal | hailo --brain :memory: --train - --random-reply # ==> Time flies like a banana.
Create an on-disk brain for later use:
bot-training -f megahal > megahal.trn hailo --brain hailo.sqlite --train megahal.trn hailo --brain hailo.sqlite --reply 'Reply to this, silly robot!' # ==> No way! I don't want to think.
Interact with the brain using readline:
hailo --brain hailo.sqlite Welcome to the Hailo interactive shell! Enter ".help" to show the built-in commands. Input that's not a command will be passed to Hailo to learn, and it'll reply back. Hailo> Hello there # ==> Wife asked "what have you got there?" replied he, "just my cup of fur".
See the documentation for Hailo for more information.
Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <firstname.lastname@example.org>
Copyright 2010 Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <email@example.com>
This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.