def _quip_respond(message):
""" Search for matching quip, respond if exists """
for phrase in db.helga_quip.entries.find():
result = re.search(phrase['regex'], message, re.I)
if result:
quip = phrase['kind']
# get the quote list option; if it doesn't exist set it to
# empty list.
quotelist = phrase['options'].get('-q', None)
quotelist = quotelist.split(",") if quotelist else []
# TODO this will handle either named groups or positional. it needs
# some work to support hybrid backreferenced named and positonal
# groups, but I may implement in the near future. putting in this
# current work as value added, but hopefully I'll not be lazy soon.
# take care of backreferenced named groups, ez mode
if result.groupdict():
try:
quip = quip.format(
**quote_groupdict(result.groupdict(), quotelist))
except IndexError:
# really python, no partial format support? i have
# to write my own formatter (using different $ syntax) or
# override a dictionaries __missing__? lame, defer for now
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11283961/partial-string-formatting
pass
# take care of positional arguments
else:
quip = quip.format(*quote_group(result.groups(), quotelist))
return ('success', quip)
def _quip_respond(message):
""" Search for matching quip, respond if exists """
for phrase in db.helga_quip.entries.find():
result = re.search(phrase['regex'], message, re.I)
if result:
quip = phrase['kind']
# get the quote list option; if it doesn't exist set it to
# empty list.
quotelist = phrase['options'].get('-q', None)
quotelist = quotelist.split(",") if quotelist else []
# TODO this will handle either named groups or positional. it needs
# some work to support hybrid backreferenced named and positonal
# groups, but I may implement in the near future. putting in this
# current work as value added, but hopefully I'll not be lazy soon.
# take care of backreferenced named groups, ez mode
if result.groupdict():
try:
quip = quip.format(**quote_groupdict(result.groupdict(), quotelist))
except IndexError:
# really python, no partial format support? i have
# to write my own formatter (using different $ syntax) or
# override a dictionaries __missing__? lame, defer for now
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11283961/partial-string-formatting
pass
# take care of positional arguments
else:
quip = quip.format(*quote_group(result.groups(), quotelist))
return ('success', quip)
def test_quote_group_empty(self):
result = quote_group(None, [])
quip = "foo".format(*result)
self.assertEqual("foo", quip)
def test_quote_group(self):
result = quote_group(self.group1, self.quoteList2)
self.assertEqual(result[1], urllib.quote(self.group1[1]))
self.assertEqual(self.group1[0], result[0])
self.assertEqual(self.group1[2], result[2])
