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   === MQTT to IRC
   
  -It is possible to publish messages to a specific IRC channel via MQTT. To send a message to an IRC chat with MQTT, publish to:
  +It is possible to publish messages to a specific IRC channel via MQTT. Since the # character cannot be used in MQTT topic names, it is replaced by % in topic names by default. To send a message to an IRC chat with MQTT, publish to:
   
   +$IRC_PREFIX/$IRC_ROOM+
   
  -Example: +$IRC_PREFIX+ is _mqttbot/irc_. The room we connect to is _#superawesometest_. To publish to this channel, publish to +mqttbot/irc/#superawesometest+
  +Example: +$IRC_PREFIX+ is _mqttbot/irc_. The room we connect to is _#superawesometest_. To publish to this channel, publish to +mqttbot/irc/%superawesometest+
   
   
   
  
positive.code: Example: +$IRC_PREFIX+ is _mqttbot/irc_. The room we connect to is _#superawesometest_. The root topic for this room
  would be:
  
  +mqttbot/irc/#superawesometest+
  
  The following subtopics under +$IRC_PREFIX/$IRC_ROOM+ are available:
  
  
negative.code: 
  === IRC to MQTT
  
  The IRC Bot publishes all messages from IRC channels to MQTT topics. Since the # character cannot be used in MQTT topic names, it is replaced by % in topic names by default.
  
  The root mapping of IRC chats to MQTT topics is the following:
  
  