Scoop Script Mirc -

IRC race bots compete to send the most data in the shortest time. Scoop’s custom /scoop.race command split files into chunks, sent them via raw TCP sockets (bypassing mIRC’s /send limitations), and reassembled them on the user’s end. This reduced transfer times by up to 40%.

Cleanup: When the server sends the "End of Whois" code (318), the script disables the listener group to prevent it from interfering with normal Whois operations later.

Modern scoop scripts can push data out to a web dashboard using mIRC’s sockwrite to a PHP/Node.js endpoint. scoop script mirc

Example: Logging scoops to a remote database IRC race bots compete to send the most

alias logScoopToWeb 
  var %data = $1-
  sockopen webhook api.yoursite.com 80
  sockwrite -n webhook POST /log_scoop.php HTTP/1.1
  sockwrite -n webhook Host: api.yoursite.com
  sockwrite -n webhook Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  sockwrite -n webhook Content-Length: $len(%data)
  sockwrite -n webhook $crlf $+ $crlf %data

You can then build a real-time dashboard showing all scoops from your IRC bot. Cleanup: When the server sends the "End of

Over the years, several classic scripts have embodied the "scoop" concept. While many are no longer maintained, their logic remains instructive:

You can find these on archive sites like mircscripts.org or Hawkee.com.

scoop install mirc