sample.secrets.py

# Basic

# Some explanation: CHANNEL is the *main* channel,
# but you must also set the main channel in the 
# CHANNELS dict, as that's what the cortex connections
# are based on (this will likely change soon). The mods
# are as follows 'command' means you can run commands
# from the channel, 'speak' means the bot will reply,
# 'spy' means the bot will announce text in the spied
# upon room to the main channel. This is a very early 
# implementation and doesn't make complete sense; for
# instance you need both spy and command to really have
# a function bot presense. 
CHANNEL = '#mainchannel'
CHANNELS = {
    '#mainchannel': ['command', 'speak'],
    '#otherchannel': ['spy'],
}
IDENT = ''
REALNAME = ''
OWNER = ''
IRC_PASS = ''

# Password for users to register with the bot

BOT_PASS = ''


# Simple APIs

WEATHER_API = ''
WORDNIK_API = ''
FML_API = ''
WOLFRAM_API = ''


# Meetups

MEETUP_LOCATION = '' # Information about the location goes here
MEETUP_NOTIFY = [12, 17] # Hours to notify on day of
MEETUP_DAY = '2nd Wednesday' # <-- format like this

# Server

HTTP_USER = ''
HTTP_PASS = ''


# Reddit

REDDIT_APPID = ''
REDDIT_SECRET = ''


# Delicious

DELICIOUS_USER = ''
DELICIOUS_PASS = ''


# Twilio stuff

TWILIO_SID = ''
TWILIO_TOKEN = ''
TWILIO_NUMBER = ''

# Safe numbers can send commands
# to mongo via text message
SAFE_NUMBERS = {
    '+1234567890': 'irc_nick',
}


# Google

GOOGLE_USER = ''
GOOGLE_PASS = ''


# Facebook

FB_USER = GOOGLE_USER + '@gmail.com'
FB_PASS = ''
FB_PAGE = ''

FB_MONGOBOT_APPID = ''
FB_MONGOBOT_SECRET = ''


# Twitter

TWIT_USER = GOOGLE_USER + '@gmail.com'
TWIT_PASS = ''
TWIT_PAGE = ''

TWIT_CONSUMER_KEY = ''
TWIT_CONSUMER_SECRET = ''
TWIT_ACCESS_TOKEN = ''
TWIT_ACCESS_SECRET = ''


# Github. Nothing built for this yet

GITHUB_CLIENT_ID = ''
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET = ''
GITHUB_TOKEN = ''


# Marvel. This will be awesome at some point.

MARVEL_PUBLIC_KEY = ""
MARVEL_PRIVATE_KEY = ""