auto-opper written in node

gistfile1.js

console.log("Bot Started...");
process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) {    console.log('OMG something went really wrong: ' + err); });
var irc = require('irc');
//https://github.com/martynsmith/node-irc
//npm install irc

var MYBOT = {};
MYBOT.channelname = "#node.js";
MYBOT.nick = "ryan_opper";

var client = new irc.Client('irc.freenode.net', MYBOT.nick, {///6697
    channels: [MYBOT.channelname]
    //,debug: true
    });


var regex = /^ops?\s*pl(ease|z|x)/i;
//var result = message.match(regex);

//Handle on message in target channel event
client.addListener("message" + MYBOT.channelname, function (nick,text) {

    //if(text=="op plz"){
    if(text.match(regex)){
        client.send('MODE', MYBOT.channelname, '+o', nick);
        }
});

//Will auto-op on enterance.
/*
client.addListener('join'+ MYBOT.channelname, function (nick,text) {
    client.send('MODE', MYBOT.channelname, '+o', nick);
});*/

//untested: op upon de-op. Unless they did it themselves.
/*client.addListener('-mode', function (channel, by, mode, argument, message) {
	if(mode=='o' && by!=argument){
		client.send('MODE', MYBOT.channelname, '+o', argument);
		}
});*/