def remove_warn_filter(update: Update, context: CallbackContext):
chat: Optional[Chat] = update.effective_chat
msg: Optional[Message] = update.effective_message
args = msg.text.split(
None,
1) # use python's maxsplit to separate Cmd, keyword, and reply_text
if len(args) < 2:
return
extracted = split_quotes(args[1])
if len(extracted) < 1:
return
to_remove = extracted[0]
chat_filters = sql.get_chat_warn_triggers(chat.id)
if not chat_filters:
msg.reply_text("No warning filters are active here!")
return
for filt in chat_filters:
if filt == to_remove:
sql.remove_warn_filter(chat.id, to_remove)
msg.reply_text("Okay, I'll stop warning people for that.")
raise DispatcherHandlerStop
msg.reply_text(
"That's not a current warning filter - run /warnlist for all active warning filters."
)
def add_warn_filter(update: Update, context: CallbackContext):
chat: Optional[Chat] = update.effective_chat
msg: Optional[Message] = update.effective_message
args = msg.text.split(
None,
1) # use python's maxsplit to separate Cmd, keyword, and reply_text
if len(args) < 2:
return
extracted = split_quotes(args[1])
if len(extracted) >= 2:
# set trigger -> lower, so as to avoid adding duplicate filters with different cases
keyword = extracted[0].lower()
content = extracted[1]
else:
return
# Note: perhaps handlers can be removed somehow using sql.get_chat_filters
for handler in dispatcher.handlers.get(WARN_HANDLER_GROUP, []):
if handler.filters == (keyword, chat.id):
dispatcher.remove_handler(handler, WARN_HANDLER_GROUP)
sql.add_warn_filter(chat.id, keyword, content)
update.effective_message.reply_text(f"Warn handler added for '{keyword}'!")
raise DispatcherHandlerStop
def filters(update, context):
chat = update.effective_chat
user = update.effective_user
msg = update.effective_message
args = msg.text.split(
None,
1) # use python's maxsplit to separate Cmd, keyword, and reply_text
conn = connected(context.bot, update, chat, user.id)
if not conn == False:
chat_id = conn
chat_name = dispatcher.bot.getChat(conn).title
else:
chat_id = update.effective_chat.id
if chat.type == "private":
chat_name = "local filters"
else:
chat_name = chat.title
if not msg.reply_to_message and len(args) < 2:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"Please provide keyboard keyword for this filter to reply with!",
)
return
if msg.reply_to_message:
if len(args) < 2:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"Please provide keyword for this filter to reply with!",
)
return
else:
keyword = args[1]
else:
extracted = split_quotes(args[1])
if len(extracted) < 1:
return
# set trigger -> lower, so as to avoid adding duplicate filters with different cases
keyword = extracted[0].lower()
# Add the filter
# Note: perhaps handlers can be removed somehow using sql.get_chat_filters
for handler in dispatcher.handlers.get(HANDLER_GROUP, []):
if handler.filters == (keyword, chat_id):
dispatcher.remove_handler(handler, HANDLER_GROUP)
text, file_type, file_id = get_filter_type(msg)
if not msg.reply_to_message and len(extracted) >= 2:
offset = len(extracted[1]) - len(
msg.text) # set correct offset relative to command + notename
text, buttons = button_markdown_parser(extracted[1],
entities=msg.parse_entities(),
offset=offset)
text = text.strip()
if not text:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"There is no note message - You can't JUST have buttons, you need a message to go with it!",
)
return
elif msg.reply_to_message and len(args) >= 2:
if msg.reply_to_message.text:
text_to_parsing = msg.reply_to_message.text
elif msg.reply_to_message.caption:
text_to_parsing = msg.reply_to_message.caption
else:
text_to_parsing = ""
offset = len(text_to_parsing
) # set correct offset relative to command + notename
text, buttons = button_markdown_parser(text_to_parsing,
entities=msg.parse_entities(),
offset=offset)
text = text.strip()
elif not text and not file_type:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"Please provide keyword for this filter reply with!",
)
return
elif msg.reply_to_message:
if msg.reply_to_message.text:
text_to_parsing = msg.reply_to_message.text
elif msg.reply_to_message.caption:
text_to_parsing = msg.reply_to_message.caption
else:
text_to_parsing = ""
offset = len(text_to_parsing
) # set correct offset relative to command + notename
text, buttons = button_markdown_parser(text_to_parsing,
entities=msg.parse_entities(),
offset=offset)
text = text.strip()
if (msg.reply_to_message.text
or msg.reply_to_message.caption) and not text:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"There is no note message - You can't JUST have buttons, you need a message to go with it!",
)
return
else:
send_message(update.effective_message, "Invalid filter!")
return
add = addnew_filter(update, chat_id, keyword, text, file_type, file_id,
buttons)
# This is an old method
# sql.add_filter(chat_id, keyword, content, is_sticker, is_document, is_image, is_audio, is_voice, is_video, buttons)
if add == True:
send_message(
update.effective_message,
"Saved filter '{}' in *{}*!".format(keyword, chat_name),
parse_mode=telegram.ParseMode.MARKDOWN,
)
raise DispatcherHandlerStop
def filters(update: Update, context: CallbackContext):
chat = update.effective_chat
msg = update.effective_message
args = msg.text.split(None, 1)
if len(args) < 2:
return
extracted = split_quotes(args[1])
if len(extracted) < 1:
return
# set trigger -> lower, so as to avoid adding duplicate filters with different cases
keyword = extracted[0]
is_sticker = False
is_document = False
is_image = False
is_voice = False
is_audio = False
is_video = False
buttons = []
# determine what the contents of the filter are - text, image, sticker, etc
if len(extracted) >= 2:
offset = len(extracted[1]) - len(
msg.text) # set correct offset relative to command + notename
content, buttons = button_markdown_parser(
extracted[1], entities=msg.parse_entities(), offset=offset)
content = content.strip()
if not content:
msg.reply_text(
"There is no note message - You can't JUST have buttons, you need a message to go with it!"
)
return
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.sticker:
content = msg.reply_to_message.sticker.file_id
is_sticker = True
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.document:
content = msg.reply_to_message.document.file_id
is_document = True
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.photo:
content = msg.reply_to_message.photo[
-1].file_id # last elem = best quality
is_image = True
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.audio:
content = msg.reply_to_message.audio.file_id
is_audio = True
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.voice:
content = msg.reply_to_message.voice.file_id
is_voice = True
elif msg.reply_to_message and msg.reply_to_message.video:
content = msg.reply_to_message.video.file_id
is_video = True
else:
msg.reply_text("You didn't specify what to reply with!")
return
if infinite_loop_check(keyword):
msg.reply_text("I'm afraid I can't add that regex")
return
# Add the filter
# Note: perhaps handlers can be removed somehow using sql.get_chat_filters
for handler in dispatcher.handlers.get(HANDLER_GROUP, []):
if handler.filters == (keyword, chat.id):
dispatcher.remove_handler(handler, HANDLER_GROUP)
sql.add_filter(chat.id, keyword, content, is_sticker, is_document,
is_image, is_audio, is_voice, is_video, buttons)
msg.reply_text("Handler '{}' added!".format(keyword))
raise DispatcherHandlerStop