This is my attempt to clone (and enhance!) SaveyBot.

Here is the original SaveyBot.

• .load <username>
  • This command tells you how many savestates <username> owns!
• .load <slot_number>
  • This command shows savestate #<slot_number>!

• .save <message>
  • This commands saves <message> to the lowest (positive) available slot!
• .save <slot_number> <message>
  • This command saves <message> to savestate #<slot_number>, which can overwrite an existing savestate only if the user owns that savestate!

• .road
  • This command loads a random savestate!
• .road <username>
  • This command loads a random savestate owned by <username>!

• .remove <slot_number>
  • If the user owns savestate #<slot_number>, then this command will delete that savestate!

• .whois <slot_number>
  • This command tells you who owns savestate #<slot_number>!

• .date <slot_number>
  • This command tells you when savestate #<slot_number> was saved, if it is known. Savestates made using original SaveyBot do not have a known date saved!

Note that this implementation uses the POSIX C API for networking, so it won't work in Windows out of the box. You'll need something like Cygwin (or maybe msys2), I think, if you want to run this in Windows.

Required libraries: jsoncpp, gmp, gmpxx

Also, liborangepower (my own library) is required, but that's taken care of with git subrepo.

I highly recommend git subrepo, by the way.