def check_items(self, values, message):
'''Raises an error if the user is asking too much of the bot.'''
# TODO: this could stand to be smarter/more oriented to the type of operation you're trying to do, or something, maybe...?
# meditate on this...
MAXCHARS = 10000
chars = sum(len(i) for i in values)
if chars > MAXCHARS and not permissions.has(message.author.id, permissions.owner):
raise PipelineError(f'Attempted to process a flow of {chars} total characters at once, try staying under {MAXCHARS}.')
async def kill(self, ctx):
'''Kill someone'''
subject = util.strip_command(ctx)
if subject.lower() in ["yourself", "self", "myself", "rezbot"]:
if permissions.has(ctx.author.id, permissions.owner):
await ctx.send('killing self.')
await self._die()
else:
await ctx.send('no')
else:
await ctx.send('killed {0}'.format(ctx.author.name if (
subject == "me") else subject))
async def delete_file(self, ctx, filename):
''' Delete an uploaded file. Can only be done by owners of the bot or the file. '''
if filename not in uploads:
await ctx.send('No file by name `%s` found!' % filename)
return
file = uploads[filename]
if permissions.has(
ctx.author.id,
permissions.owner) or ctx.author.id == file.info.author_id:
uploads.delete_file(filename)
await ctx.send('File `%s` successfully deleted.' % file.info.name)
else:
await ctx.send(
'Files can only be deleted by bot owners or the owner of the file.'
)
def authorised(self, user):
'''Test whether or not the given user is authorised to modify this macro.'''
return permissions.has(user.id, permissions.owner) or user.id == int(
self.authorId)