def registerPlugin(self, plugin):
"""Registers a plugin."""
plugin_types = {
'presence': IPresencePlugin,
'chat': IChatPlugin,
'population': IPopulationPlugin,
'base_plugin': BaseInterface,
}
# Everything is, at least, a base plugin.
valid_types = ['baseplugin']
# Loop through the types of plugins and check for implentation of each.
claimed_compliances = list(implementedBy(type(plugin)))
# Can we use this as a map instead?
for t, interface in plugin_types.iteritems():
if interface in claimed_compliances:
try:
verifyObject(interface, plugin)
# If the above succeeded, then `plugin` implementes `interface`.
self.plugins[t].append(plugin)
self.plugins[t].sort()
valid_types.append(t)
except DoesNotImplement:
log.error('Plugin %s claims to be a %s, but is not!', plugin.name, t)
plugin.setup(self)
log.info('registered plugin %s as %s', plugin.name, valid_types)
def registerPlugin(self, plugin):
"""Registers a plugin."""
plugin_types = {
'presence': IPresencePlugin,
'chat': IChatPlugin,
'population': IPopulationPlugin,
'base_plugin': IPlugin,
}
# Everything is, at least, a base plugin.
valid_types = ['baseplugin']
# Loop through the types of plugins and check for implentation of each.
for t, interface in plugin_types.iteritems():
try:
verified_plugin = verify_plugin(interface, plugin)
# If the above succeeded, then `plugin` implementes `interface`.
self.plugins[t].append(verified_plugin)
self.plugins[t].sort()
valid_types.append(t)
except DoesNotImplement:
# This means this plugin does not declare to be a `t`.
pass
except PluginException:
log.error('Plugin %s claims to be a %s, but is not!', plugin.name, t)
plugin.setup(self)
log.info('registered plugin %s as %s', plugin.name, valid_types)
def registerPlugin(self, plugin):
"""Registers a plugin."""
plugin_types = {
'presence': IPresencePlugin,
'chat': IChatPlugin,
'population': IPopulationPlugin,
'base_plugin': BaseInterface,
}
# Everything is, at least, a base plugin.
valid_types = ['baseplugin']
# Loop through the types of plugins and check for implentation of each.
claimed_compliances = list(implementedBy(type(plugin)))
# Can we use this as a map instead?
for t, interface in plugin_types.iteritems():
if interface in claimed_compliances:
try:
verifyObject(interface, plugin)
# If the above succeeded, then `plugin` implementes `interface`.
self.plugins[t].append(plugin)
self.plugins[t].sort()
valid_types.append(t)
except DoesNotImplement:
log.error('Plugin %s claims to be a %s, but is not!',
plugin.name, t)
plugin.setup(self)
log.info('registered plugin %s as %s', plugin.name, valid_types)
def _hamper_send(self, func, comm, message, encode, tag, vars, kwvars):
if type(message) == str:
log.warning('Warning, passing message as ascii instead of unicode '
'will cause problems. The message is: {0}'
.format(message))
format_kwargs = {}
format_kwargs.update(kwvars)
format_kwargs.update(comm)
try:
message = message.format(*vars, **format_kwargs)
except (ValueError, KeyError, IndexError) as e:
log.error('Could not format message: {e}'.format(e=e))
if encode:
message = message.encode('utf8')
if comm['pm']:
func(comm['user'], message)
else:
func(comm['channel'], message)
(self.factory.sent_messages
.setdefault(comm['channel'], deque(maxlen=100))
.append({
'comm': comm,
'message': message,
'tag': tag,
}))
def _hamper_send(self, func, comm, message, encode, tag, vars, kwvars):
if type(message) == str:
log.warning('Warning, passing message as ascii instead of unicode '
'will cause problems. The message is: {0}'
.format(message))
format_kwargs = {}
format_kwargs.update(kwvars)
format_kwargs.update(comm)
try:
message = message.format(*vars, **format_kwargs)
except (ValueError, KeyError, IndexError) as e:
log.error('Could not format message: {e}'.format(e=e))
if encode:
message = message.encode('utf8')
if comm['pm']:
func(comm['user'], message)
else:
func(comm['channel'], message)
(self.factory.sent_messages
.setdefault(comm['channel'], deque(maxlen=100))
.append({
'comm': comm,
'message': message,
'tag': tag,
}))
def registerPlugin(self, plugin):
"""Registers a plugin."""
plugin_types = {
'presence': IPresencePlugin,
'chat': IChatPlugin,
'population': IPopulationPlugin,
'base_plugin': IPlugin,
}
# Everything is, at least, a base plugin.
valid_types = ['baseplugin']
# Loop through the types of plugins and check for implentation of each.
for t, interface in plugin_types.iteritems():
try:
verified_plugin = verify_plugin(interface, plugin)
# If the above succeeded, then `plugin` implementes `interface`.
self.plugins[t].append(verified_plugin)
self.plugins[t].sort()
valid_types.append(t)
except DoesNotImplement:
# This means this plugin does not declare to be a `t`.
pass
except PluginException:
log.error('Plugin "%s" claims to be a %s, but is not!', plugin.name, t)
plugin.setup(self)
log.info('registered plugin %s as %s', plugin.name, valid_types)
def dependencies_satisfied(self, plugin):
"""
Checks whether a plugin's dependencies are satisfied.
Logs an error if there is an unsatisfied dependencies
Returns: Bool
"""
for depends in plugin.dependencies:
if depends not in self.config['plugins']:
log.error("{0} depends on {1}, but {1} wasn't in the "
"config file. To use {0}, install {1} and add "
"it to the config.".format(plugin.name, depends))
return False
return True
def dependencies_satisfied(self, plugin):
"""
Checks whether a plugin's dependencies are satisfied.
Logs an error if there is an unsatisfied dependencies
Returns: Bool
"""
for depends in plugin.dependencies:
if depends not in self.config['plugins']:
log.error("{0} depends on {1}, but {1} wasn't in the "
"config file. To use {0}, install {1} and add "
"it to the config.".format(plugin.name, depends))
return False
return True
