def inf_org(number,message):
retrive_db(number)
sessions.add_origin(number, message)
send_text.text(number, 'We have taken your last text as your origin; please send us your desired destination')
return
def process(mobile, message):
# extract the first word, and call it "operator"
message_array = message.split()
operator = message_array[0]
data = sessions.retrive_data(mobile)
origin = data[1]
destination = data[2]
req_time = data[3]
req_mes = " ".join(message_array[1:])
if len(re.findall("((?<= at )\d{1,2})(:)((?<=:)\d{1,2}).*", req_mes, re.IGNORECASE)) != 0:
user_time = re.findall("((?<= at )\d{1,2})(:)((?<=:)\d{1,2}).*", req_mes, re.IGNORECASE)[0]
start_time = datetime.datetime.today()
start_time = start_time.replace(hour = int(user_time[0]))
start_time = start_time.replace(minute = int(user_time[2]))
req_time = int((start_time - datetime.datetime(1970,1,1)).total_seconds())
sessions.save_time(number, req_time)
#Is the operator "from"
if operator == "from":
#do we have a stored destination?
if destination != None:
#google using the rest of the message and the stored destination
google_it(mobile, " ".join(message_array[1:]), destination, req_time)
# else:
else:
# save the rest of the message as the origin
origin = " ".join(message_array[1:])
sessions.add_origin(mobile, origin)
# Request the destination
dest_req(mobile)
#ok, how about "to"
elif operator == "to":
process_origin(mobile, " ".join(message_array[1:]), origin, destination, req_time)
#if they have asked to reset:
elif operator == "reset":
sessions.delete(mobile)
send_text.text(mobile, "Reset successful!")
elif operator == "bus":
bus.bus(mobile, " ".join(message_array[1:]))
elif operator == "tube":
tube.tube(mobile, " ".join(message_array[1:]))
#help operator:
elif operator == "help":
send_text.text(mobile, "Hi! Thanks for using traxt. Our service is simple to use:")
time.sleep(3)
send_text.text(mobile, "1) If you want directions, send a text containing either the start or end point, formatted like so: ")
time.sleep(3)
send_text.text(mobile, "To set the destination, send a message starting with \"to\" directly followed by the destination. e.g: \"to London\". You will then be prompted to send your start point, which should be formatted like so: ")
time.sleep(3)
send_text.text(mobile, "To set the start point of your journey, send a message starting with \"from\", directly followed by the start point. e.g: \"from London\". You will then be prompted to send your destination, which should be formatted as shown above.")
time.sleep(3)
send_text.text(mobile, "2) If you would like tube or bus status, text \"tube [underground line]\" or \"bus [bus No.]\" ")
time.sleep(3)
send_text.text(mobile, "By sending \"reset\", your session will be cleared, although it will also be cleared automatically. Thanks for using traxt.")
sessions.delete(mobile)
# so we don't know the operator.
else:
# Do we have a saved origin?
if origin != None:
# then this must be the destination
destination = " ".join(message_array)
# google using the saved origin and the rest of the message
print "Origin is: " +str(origin) +". Type is "+str(type(origin))
print "Destination is: "+str(destination)+". Type is "+str(type(destination))
google_it(mobile, origin, destination, req_time)
# we dont have a saved origin, so this must be it
else:
# save the message as the origin
origin = " ".join(message_array)
if destination != None:
google_it(mobile, origin, destination, req_time)
else:
sessions.add_origin(mobile, origin)
# prompt for the destination
dest_req(mobile)
def add_org_google(number,message, origin, destination):
retrive_db(number)
sessions.add_origin(number, message) #TODO: make function
google_it(number, origin, destination)
return
def origin(number,origin):
#Stuff to store the number and origin
send_text.text(number, 'Now the destination please?')
sessions.add_origin(number, origin)
return