def _handle_command(self, command):
cmd = wireproto.decode(command)
if cmd.command in self._command_handlers:
self._command_handlers[cmd.command](cmd)
else:
print 'Ignored %s' % cmd.command
if cmd.command == '376':
self._conn.output(wireproto.encode('QUIT'))
def testEncoding(self):
"""Message encoding"""
self.assertEquals(
wireproto.encode('notice'), 'NOTICE\r\n')
# Single argument commands end up having two spaces between
# command and arguments. According to the IRC protocol, this is
# fine, so it's just a little oddity of our encoder.
self.assertEquals(
wireproto.encode('join', '#bleh'), 'JOIN :#bleh\r\n')
self.assertEquals(
wireproto.encode('privmsg', 'arg1', 'arg2'),
'PRIVMSG arg1 :arg2\r\n')
self.assertEquals(
wireproto.encode('privmsg', 'arg1', 'arg2 with spaces'),
'PRIVMSG arg1 :arg2 with spaces\r\n')
self.assertRaises(wireproto.EncodeArgumentError, wireproto.encode,
'privmsg', 'arg1 with spaces', 'arg2')
self.assertEquals(
wireproto.encode('PRIVMSG', 'arg1', u'arg2', u'arg3 with €'),
'PRIVMSG arg1 arg2 :arg3 with \xe2\x82\xac\r\n')
def _handle_connect(self):
self._conn.output(wireproto.encode('NICK', self.nick))
self._conn.output(wireproto.encode(
'USER', self.user, '0', '*', self.realname))
