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}}'''UBot''', also known as '''owobot''' in the [https://code.chipmunk.land/7cc5c4f330d47060/owobot Git repo], is a bot for the Kaboom server and clones. It is one of the few open source bots, along with others such as [[ChipmunkBot]] and [[ChomeNS Bot]], as most other bots are proprietary and closed source.
'''UBot''', also known as '''owobot''' in the [https://code.chipmunk.land/7cc5c4f330d47060/owobot Git repo], is a bot for the Kaboom server and clones. It is one of the few open source bots, along with others such as [[ChipmunkBot]] and [[ChomeNS Bot]], as most other bots are proprietary and closed source.


There is currently a rewrite in the works using ECMAScript modules instead of CommonJS, available at https://code.chipmunk.land/7cc5c4f330d47060/botv12. It is not currently finished.
There is currently a rewrite in the works using ECMAScript modules instead of CommonJS, available at https://code.chipmunk.land/7cc5c4f330d47060/botv12. It is not currently finished.

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UBot
NameUBot
Main Developersowo439895035
Date CreatedAugust 2020
Currently MaintainedYes
Program Details
LibraryNode-minecraft-protocol
LanguageJavaScript

UBot, also known as owobot in the Git repo, is a bot for the Kaboom server and clones. It is one of the few open source bots, along with others such as ChipmunkBot and ChomeNS Bot, as most other bots are proprietary and closed source.

There is currently a rewrite in the works using ECMAScript modules instead of CommonJS, available at https://code.chipmunk.land/7cc5c4f330d47060/botv12. It is not currently finished.

Every version since version 4 (except 7 and 11) has been called botvN internally, with N being the major version number (botv4, botv5, botv6, etc). Version 10 used X, the Roman numeral for 10.