values = False

lastpublic = False

lastprivate = False

lastchat = False

lastid = False

gettingnames = True

memories = False

autobabble = False

lastcommand = False

joined = False

operator = False

bequiet = False

lastip = False

debugging = False

thalamus = False

master = False

channels = []

public_commands = []

members = []

broken = []

realuserdata = []

enabled = []

flags = {}

commands = {}

live = {}

helpmenu = {}

boredom = int(mktime(localtime()))

namecheck = int(mktime(localtime()))

def __init__(self, master, electroshock=False):

print '* Initializing'

self.master = master

self.settings = master.settings

self.secrets = master.secrets

self.channels = self.secrets.channels

self.context = self.secrets.primary_channel

self.personality = self.settings.bot

self.enabled = self.settings.plugins.values().pop(0)

metacortex.botnick = self.personality.nick

print '* Exciting neurons'

Neurons.cortex = self

print '* Connecting to datastore'

connectdb()

print '* Fondly remembering daddy'

admin = Id(self.secrets.owner)

if not admin.password:

print '*' * 40

print 'Hey %s! You haven\'t set a password yet! As my daddy you really need a password.' % self.secrets.owner

tmp_pass = getpass('Before I can continue, please enter a password: ')

print 'See? Was that so hard?'

admin.setpassword(tmp_pass, True)

tmp_pass = None

print '* Loading brainmeats'

self.loadbrains(electroshock)

# print '* Waking butler'

# self.butler = Butler(self)

# Loads up all the files in brainmeats and runs them

# through the hookup process.

def loadbrains(self, electroshock=False):

self.brainmeats = {}

brainmeats = __import__('brainmeats', fromlist=[])

if electroshock:

reload(brainmeats)

areas = [name for _, name, _ in pkgutil.iter_modules(['brainmeats'])]

for area in areas:

print '{0: <25}'.format(' - %s' % area),

if area not in self.enabled:

print '[\033[93mDISABLED\033[0m]'

continue

try:

mod = __import__('brainmeats', fromlist=[area])

mod = getattr(mod, area)

if electroshock:

reload(mod)

cls = getattr(mod, area.capitalize())

self.brainmeats[area] = cls(self)

print '[\033[0;32mOK\033[0m]'

except Exception as e:

self.chat('Failed to load %s.' % area, error=str(e))

self.broken.append(area)

self.enabled.remove(area)

print '[\033[0;31mFAILED\033[0m]'

if self.settings.debug.verbose:

print e

print traceback.format_exc()

for brainmeat in self.brainmeats:

serotonin(self, brainmeat, electroshock)

# When you get amnesia, it's probably a good time to really

# think and try to remember who you are.

def amnesia(self):

# This is an easy way out for now...

return self.personality

# And this is the basic function that runs all the time.

# The razor qualia edge of consciousness, if you will

# (though you shouldn't). It susses out the important

# info, logs the chat, sends PONG, finds commands, and

# decides whether to send new information to the parser.

@Synapse('twitch')

def monitor(self):

self.thalamus.process()

# If it is indeed a command, the cortex stores who sent it,

# and any words after the command are split in a values array,

# accessible by the brainmeats as self.values.

multis = 0

def command(self, sender, context, cmd, piped=False, silent=False):

# Limit commands to allowed channels.

if self.context in self.channels \

and 'command' not in self.channels[self.context]['mods']:

return

# This handles piping. Piping just breaks

# off the first command, gathers its output

# and runs command again on the next part

# of the chain until it's done.

chain = cmd.split('|', 1)

pipe = False

if len(chain) is 2:

cmd = chain[0].strip()

pipe = chain[1].strip()

if piped:

cmd = '%s %s' % (cmd, piped)

components = cmd.split()

_what = components.pop(0)

what = _what[1:]

means = _what[:1]

# These are specific command malformations

# that cropped up.

is_nums = re.search("^[0-9]+", what)

is_breaky = re.search("^" + re.escape(self.personality.command_prefix) + "|[^\w]+", what)

if is_nums or is_breaky:

return

# Small convenience feature.

if not what:

if not self.lastcommand:

return

what = self.lastcommand

self.values = False

self.flags = {}

flags = []

if components:

for component in components:

if component[:1] == self.personality.flag_prefix:

flags.append(component)

self.values = components

# An awesome feature that's not used at all. Should be.

if flags:

for flag in flags:

self.values.remove(flag)

value = True

if '=' in flag:

flag, value = flag.split('=')

flag = flag[1:]

self.flags[flag] = value

self.logroom('%s sent command: %s\n' % (sender, what))

self.lastsender = sender

self.lastcommand = what

result = None

# So you'll notice that some commands return

# values that this function sorts out into chats,

# while other commands directly run the self.chat,

# ._act, and .announce functions attached by the

# Dendrite class. Well, it used to be just those

# self.chat(whatever) and return, because it's a bot,

# right? It's final output is a chat, otherwise it's

# not much of a chatbot.

#

# Then some asshole in our chatroom said something

# like "it'd be cool if we could pipe commands, like

# -tweet | babble or something."

#

# So THAT got stuck in my head even though it's

# totally ridiculous, but I won't be able to sleep

# until it's fully implemented, and the first step

# in that is the ability to do something besides

# just chat out at the end of the function. If it's

# being piped, the best way to do that is reset

# self.values to the result of the command if it's

# piped from or to a pipeable function (I know

# 'from or to' should be one or the other, but it's

# 1am and I'm drunkenly listening to the Nye vs.

# Ham debate over youtube and it's almost as

# upsetting as realizing I'm going to have to comb

# over every goddamn function in this bot to

# determine what's pipeable and change its output).

#

# Point is, you can return a list or a string at

# the end of a brainmeat command, or just use chat.

# I probably won't worry about act and announce.

if means == self.personality.multi_command_prefix:

# The multi checking had to be put in

# after Eli decided to enter this:

# .babble fork | :babble | :babble | :babble

# ... which of course spiked the redis server

# to 100% CPU and eventually flooded the chat

# room with n^4 chats until the bot had to be

# kicked. This is what happens when you try

# to give nice things to hackers.

self.multis += 1

if self.multis > 1:

self.chat('This look like fork bomb. You kick puppies too?', context)

self.multis = 0

return

result = []

if not components:

self.multis = 0

return

for item in components:

self.values = [item]

_result = self.commands.get(what, self.default)()

result.append(_result)

else:

try:

result = self.commands.get(what, self.default)()

except Exception as e:

# self.chat(str(e))

self.chat(traceback.format_exc().replace('\n', ' '))

print traceback.format_exc()

if not result:

return

if pipe:

# Piped output must be string

if type(result) is list:

result = ' '.join(result)

self.command(sender, context, pipe, result)

return

if type(result) in [str, unicode]:

if silent:

return result

self.chat(result, context)

if type(result) is list:

if len(result) > self.personality.throttle:

result = result[:self.personality.throttle]

result.append("Such result. So self throttle. Much erotic. Wow.")

for line in result:

self.chat(line, context)

self.multis = 0

# Careful with this one.

def bored(self):

if not self.members:

return

self.announce('Chirp chirp. Chirp Chirp.')

# Simple log for room activity.

def logroom(self, what):

with open(self.settings.directory.log, 'a') as f:

f.write('TS:%s;%s' % (time(), what))

now = date.today()

if now.day != 1:

return

prev = date.today() - timedelta(days=1)

backlog = '%s/%s-mongo.log' % (self.settings.directory.logdir, prev.strftime('%Y%m'))

if os.path.isfile(backlog):

return

shutil.move(self.settings.directory.log, backlog)

def debug(self, message, target=None):

if not self.debugging: return

self.chat(message, target)

# Announce means the chat is always sent to a channel,

# never back as a private response.

@ratelimited(2)

def announce(self, message, channel=None):

if not channel:

channel = self.context if self.context in self.channels else self.secrets.primary_channel

self.chat(message, target=channel)

# Since chat is mongo's only means of communicating with

# a room, the ratelimiting here should prevent any overflow

# violations.

# NOTE: 'and not target' may be a sketchy override.

@ratelimited(2)

def chat(self, message, target=None, error=False):

if self.context in self.channels \

and not target \

and 'speak' not in self.channels[self.context]['mods']:

return

if self.bequiet:

return

if not message:

return

if target:

whom = target

elif self.context in self.channels:

whom = self.context

else:

try:

user = Id(self.lastsender)

whom = user.nick

except:

whom = self.secrets.primary_channel

if randint(1, 170) == 13:

message = zalgo(message)

# test later

# message = filter(lambda x: x in string.printable, message)

try:

message = message.encode('utf-8')

self.logroom('___%s: %s\n' % (self.personality.nick, str(message)))

m = str(message)

if randint(1, 170) == 23:

i = m.split()

pos = randint(0, len(i))

i.insert(pos, 'fnord')

m = ' '.join(i)

if error:

m += ' %s' % str(error)

self.thalamus.send('PRIVMSG %s :%s' % (whom, m))

except Exception as e:

try:

self.thalamus.send('PRIVMSG %s :ERROR: ' % (whom, str(e)))

except:

pass

def act(self, message, public=False, target=False):

message = '\001ACTION %s\001' % message

if public:

self.announce(message, target)

elif target:

self.chat(message, target)

else:

self.chat(message)

# When all else fails.

def default(self):

backup = Defaults.objects(command=self.lastcommand)

if backup:

return choice(backup).response