def start(self, server, port, nick, user, channels, ssl):
self.conn = IrcConnection(server, int(port), nick, user, use_ssl=ssl)
bb = BasicBehavior(channels)
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.do_load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except:
print("module '" + module + "' failed to autoload")
pass
pass
pass
self.conn.connect()
pass
class Lurker(IrcListener):
def __init__(self):
self.conn = IrcConnection("irc.foonetic.net", 6667,
nick="lurker3", user="******")
bb = BasicBehavior(["#lurkertest"])
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
pass
def start(self):
self.conn.connect()
pass
def stop(self):
self.conn.disconnect()
pass
def on_chan_msg(self, owner, sender, channel, message):
owner.send(channel, message)
pass
def send(self, msg):
self.conn.send.privmsg("#lurkertest", msg)
pass
pass
def start(self, server, port, nick, user, channels, ssl):
self.conn = IrcConnection(server, int(port), nick, user, use_ssl=ssl)
bb = BasicBehavior(channels)
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.do_load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except Exception as e:
print("module '%s' failed to autoload: %s" % (module, e))
pass
pass
pass
self.conn.connect()
pass
def __init__(self):
self.conn = IrcConnection("irc.foonetic.net", 6667,
nick="lurker3", user="******")
bb = BasicBehavior(["#lurkertest"])
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
pass
def __init__(self):
self.conn = IrcConnection("irc.foonetic.net", 6667,
nick="lurker3", user="******")
bb = BasicBehavior(["#lurkertest"])
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except:
print("module '" + module + "' failed to autoload")
pass
pass
pass
pass
class Lurker(IrcListener, cmd.Cmd):
moddict = None
autoloadf = "modules/autoload"
prompt = "=||> "
def postcmd(self, stop, line):
if stop or line == "EOF" or line == "exit":
return True
return False
def do_exit(self, line):
print "Exiting..."
return
def do_EOF(self, line):
return self.do_exit(line)
def do_load(self, modname):
if modname not in self.moddict.keys():
# try to load from modules/${modname}.py from
# http://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#__import__:
#
# When the name variable is of the form package.module,
# normally, the top-level package (the name up till the first
# dot) is returned, not the module named by name. However,
# when a non-empty fromlist argument is given, the module
# named by name is returned.
self.moddict[modname] = \
__import__("modules." + modname, fromlist = ["_"])
pass
pass
def do_unload(self, modname):
if modname in self.moddict.keys():
self.moddict[modname].unload()
del self.moddict[modname]
pass
pass
def do_reload(self, modname):
self.do_load(modname) # prevents explosion; nop if loaded
reload(self.moddict[modname])
pass
def __init__(self):
# Python's multiple inheritance doesn't understand what's going on
# here, so we need to be explicit
cmd.Cmd.__init__(self)
pass
def start(self, server, port, nick, user, channels, ssl):
self.conn = IrcConnection(server, int(port), nick, user, use_ssl=ssl)
bb = BasicBehavior(channels)
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.do_load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except Exception as e:
print("module '%s' failed to autoload: %s" % (module, e))
pass
pass
pass
self.conn.connect()
pass
def stop(self):
self.conn.disconnect()
pass
# IrcListener stuff
def on_chan_msg(self, owner, sender, channel, message, isact):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if message[0] == '!':
# The module earlier in the alphabet gets priority. I don't like
# this and neither do you. We do need to enforce the constraint
# that only one gets to speak each time something is said. Don't
# load modules that conflict.
#
# http://achewood.com/index.php?date=03042004
message = message[1:] # del(message[0])
msglam = lambda message, isact=False: (
owner.send.privmsg(channel, message) if not isact
else owner.send.action(channel, message))
acted = False
for mod in self.moddict.values():
acted = mod.cmdmsg(msglam, channel, sender, message, isact)
if acted:
break
pass
if not acted:
msglam("HELP I DON'T KNOW HOW TO %s!" % message.upper())
pass
pass
else:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.regmsg(channel, sender, message, isact)
pass
pass
pass
def on_priv_msg(self, owner, sender, message, isact):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if message[0] == '!':
message = message[1:] # del(message[0])
msglam = sender[-1]
acted = False
for mod in self.moddict.values():
acted = mod.cmdmsg(msglam, sender[0], sender, message, isact)
if acted:
break
pass
if not acted:
msglam("HELP I DON'T KNOW HOW TO %s!" % message.upper())
pass
pass
else:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.regmsg(sender[0], sender, message, isact)
pass
pass
pass
def on_join(self, owner, sender, channel):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botjoin(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userjoin(channel, sender)
pass
return
def on_part(self, owner, sender, channel, message):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botpart(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userpart(channel, sender, message)
pass
return
pass
class Lurker(IrcListener):
moddict = None
autoloadf = "modules/autoload"
def load(self, modname):
if not is_module(modname):
print "rejecting possibly malicious module: " + modname
return
if modname in self.moddict.keys():
pass
else:
# try to load from modules/${modname}.py
exec("import modules." + modname + ' as ' + modname)
self.moddict[modname] = locals()[modname]
pass
pass
def unload(self, modname):
if not is_module(modname):
print "rejecting possibly malicious module: " + modname
return
if modname not in self.moddict.keys():
pass
else:
self.moddict[modname].unload()
del self.moddict[modname]
pass
pass
def reload(self, modname):
if not is_module(modname):
print "rejecting possibly malicious module: " + modname
return
self.load(modname) # prevents explosion; nop if loaded
reload(self.moddict[modname])
pass
def __init__(self):
self.conn = IrcConnection("irc.foonetic.net", 6667,
nick="lurker3", user="******")
bb = BasicBehavior(["#lurkertest"])
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except:
print("module '" + module + "' failed to autoload")
pass
pass
pass
pass
def start(self):
self.conn.connect()
pass
def stop(self):
self.conn.disconnect()
pass
# IrcListener stuff
def on_chan_msg(self, owner, sender, channel, message, isact):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if message[0] == '!':
# The module earlier in the alphabet gets priority. I don't like this
# and neither do you. We do need to enforce the constraint that only
# one gets to speak each time something is said. Don't load modules
# that conflict.
# http://achewood.com/index.php?date=03042004
message = message[1:] # del(message[0])
msglam = lambda message: owner.send.privmsg(channel, message)
for mod in self.moddict.values():
if mod.cmdmsg(msglam, channel, sender, message, isact):
break
pass
pass
else:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.regmsg(channel, sender, message, isact)
pass
pass
pass
def on_join(self, owner, sender, channel):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botjoin(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userjoin(channel, sender)
pass
return
def on_part(self, owner, sender, channel, message):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botpart(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userpart(channel, sender, message)
pass
return
def send(self, msg):
self.conn.send.privmsg("#lurkertest", msg)
pass
pass
class Lurker(IrcListener, cmd.Cmd):
moddict = None
autoloadf = "modules/autoload"
prompt = "=||> "
def postcmd(self, stop, line):
if stop or line == "EOF" or line == "exit":
return True
return False
def do_exit(self, line):
print "Exiting..."
return
def do_EOF(self, line):
return self.do_exit(line)
def do_load(self, modname):
if modname in self.moddict.keys():
pass
else:
# try to load from modules/${modname}.py
# from http://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#__import__:
#
# When the name variable is of the form package.module, normally, the
# top-level package (the name up till the first dot) is returned, not
# the module named by name. However, when a non-empty fromlist
# argument is given, the module named by name is returned.
self.moddict[modname] = \
__import__("modules." + modname, fromlist = ["_"])
pass
pass
def do_unload(self, modname):
if modname not in self.moddict.keys():
pass
else:
self.moddict[modname].unload()
del self.moddict[modname]
pass
pass
def do_reload(self, modname):
self.do_load(modname) # prevents explosion; nop if loaded
reload(self.moddict[modname])
pass
def __init__(self):
# Python's multiple inheritance doesn't understand what's going on here,
# so we need to be explicit
cmd.Cmd.__init__(self) # initialize cmd stuff
pass
def start(self, server, port, nick, user, channels, ssl):
self.conn = IrcConnection(server, int(port), nick, user, use_ssl=ssl)
bb = BasicBehavior(channels)
self.conn.add_listener(bb)
self.conn.add_listener(self)
# autoload modules
self.moddict = {}
with open(self.autoloadf, 'r') as f:
for module in f.read().split("\n"):
if module == "":
continue
try:
self.do_load(module)
print("autoloaded module: " + module)
pass
except:
print("module '" + module + "' failed to autoload")
pass
pass
pass
self.conn.connect()
pass
def stop(self):
self.conn.disconnect()
pass
# IrcListener stuff
def on_chan_msg(self, owner, sender, channel, message, isact):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if message[0] == '!':
# The module earlier in the alphabet gets priority. I don't like this
# and neither do you. We do need to enforce the constraint that only
# one gets to speak each time something is said. Don't load modules
# that conflict.
# http://achewood.com/index.php?date=03042004
message = message[1:] # del(message[0])
msglam = lambda message, isact=False: \
owner.send.privmsg(channel, message) if not isact \
else owner.send.action(channel, message)
acted = False
for mod in self.moddict.values():
acted = mod.cmdmsg(msglam, channel, sender, message, isact)
if acted:
break
pass
if not acted:
msglam("HELP I DON'T KNOW HOW TO %s!" % message.upper())
pass
pass
else:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.regmsg(channel, sender, message, isact)
pass
pass
pass
def on_priv_msg(self, owner, sender, message, isact):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if message[0] == '!':
message = message[1:] # del(message[0])
msglam = sender[-1]
acted = False
for mod in self.moddict.values():
acted = mod.cmdmsg(msglam, sender[0], sender, message, isact)
if acted:
break
pass
if not acted:
msglam("HELP I DON'T KNOW HOW TO %s!" % message.upper())
pass
pass
else:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.regmsg(sender[0], sender, message, isact)
pass
pass
pass
def on_join(self, owner, sender, channel):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botjoin(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userjoin(channel, sender)
pass
return
def on_part(self, owner, sender, channel, message):
sender = frob_sender(owner, sender)
if sender[0] == owner.nick:
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.botpart(channel)
pass
return
for mod in self.moddict.values():
mod.userpart(channel, sender, message)
pass
return
pass
