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#games.ai #
#Parser for #
#Phaser.io AI#
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import json
import argparse
import re
from floatingutils.log import Log
log = Log()
log.debug("Initialising Parser...")
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Parse a .ai file into JSON')
parser.add_argument("filename", help="The .ai file to process")
parser.add_argument('--game', default="game",
help='The name of your \'game\' instance - usually just game')
parser.add_argument('--obj', help="The game of your game object that the AI will apply to")
parser.add_argument("--varname", help="The variable name to be output", default="ai")
parser.add_argument("--out", default="ai.out", help="The output filename")
log.debug("Parser ready")
args = parser.parse_args()
log.info("Processing {}".format(args.filename))
log.info("Using game instance {}".format(args.game))
obj = args.obj or "obj"
class CommandProcessor(threading.Thread):
"""Thread-based module for processing commands.
Takes in commands from a queue, processes them asyncronously,
outputs to another queue.
ARGS: configfile -- The file to load in all of our configuration from
"""
def __init__(self, configfile = "command-proc.conf"):
super(CommandProcessor, self).__init__()
#Open a logger for superior feedback(tm)
self.log = Log()
#Alert the user that we're starting the processor
self.log.info("Command Processor Created")
self.log.newline()
self.log.info("CMDPROC INIT")
self.log.line()
self.log.incIndent()
#Set up some initial variables
self.triggers = []
self.services = []
self.pipes = []
self.commands = {}
self.loadedModules = ["Builtin"]
#Read in the config
self.log.info("Reading config...")
self.config = YamlConf(configfile)
self.log.info("Setting config...")
#Load in the config
#The getValue() or "Value" means that we have a default
#So if we can't get something from the config, it defaults to something
self.bot_name = self.config.getValue("bot", "name") or "Bot"
self.bot_version = self.config.getValue("bot", "version") or "0.01"
self.msg_prefix = self.config.getValue("bot", "msg_prefix") or "BOT: "
self.command_prefix = self.config.getValue("bot", "cmd_prefix") or "!"
debug = self.config.getValue("bot", "debug_logging") or False
module_path = self.config.getValue("modules", "path") or "."
#This means python will be able to find modules
#When python looks for things, it goes down a so-called PYTHONPATH
#We give it some new directories to look in
self.module_path = module_path
sys.path.insert(0, module_path)
initial_modules = self.config.getValue("modules", "load") or []
inital_triggers = self.config.getValue("triggers") or []
self.admins = self.config.getValue("admins")
self.log.info("Read config.")
#callback means that we run a function once we're done
#processing something, so like we can go
# output = process("!hello")
# callback(output)
#By default it's just print, so we print the output
self.callback = print
#Set up the input and output queues
self.log.info("Initilising command queue...")
self.cmdQ = queue.Queue()
self.log.info("Initilising output queue...")
self.outputQ = queue.Queue()
#Set up some stuff so we can tell the commandprocessor to stop
#when we want to exit, we turn the Event on
self.log.info("Initilising requests...")
self.stopReq = threading.Event()
self.stopNOW = threading.Event()
#We have a few "initial modules", things to load on startup
self.log.info("Setting up modules...")
for i in initial_modules:
self.loadModule(i)
#Same goes for triggers
self.log.info("Setting up triggers...")
for i in inital_triggers:
self.addTrigger(i, inital_triggers[i])
#If the user wants more information than usual, they can set debug to True
self.log.info("Setting verbosity...")
if debug:
self.log.setLevel(self.log.DEBUG)
#For reference: an underscore before the function name means that it only has INTERNAL use,
#i.e nobody outside this class should call _addUtilityCommands()
self._addUtilityCommands()
#Tell the user that we've finished setting everything up
self.log.line()
self.log.info("FINISHED CMDPROC INIT")
self.log.newline()
def join(self, timeout=None):
"""When the owner of CommandProcessor wants us to exit,
we alert the user that we've recieved the quit request,
and shut everythig down
"""
self.log.info("QUITTING")
self.log.line("Q")
#Tell the processing function to stop
self.stopReq.set()
#Join the thread to the main process,
#wait for `timeout` seconds before forcing it to.
super(Thread, self).join(timeout)
def addCommand(self, function_name, function_object, help=None, module="Builtin"):
"""Add a command to the processor
ARGS:
function_name: The name you wish to call the function by, i.e "func"
function_object: The actual object to run when you call the command
"""
self.log.info("Adding command {}".format(function_name))
#Check if we've already got a command by name `function_name`
if function_name in self.commands:
self.log.info("Command {} already registered. Overwriting")
#Make a nice little command object, for keeping track of it
com = Command(function_name, function_object, help=help, module=module)
#Make sure it actually worked yo
if com.success:
self.commands[function_name] = com
else:
self.log.info("Failed to add command")
def removeCommand(self, function_name):
"""WHAT THE FEK DO YOU THINK IT DOES? MAKE CAKE? NO. IT REMOVES A COMMAND!"""
#Check that we've actually got a command by that name
if function_name in self.commands:
#If we do, delete it!
del self.commands[function_name]
self.log.info("Succesfully removed {}".format(function_name))
else:
#Otherwise, we can't. Because you can't delete something that doesn't exist, dummy
self.log.info("Could not remove non-existent function {}".format(function_name))
def addTrigger(self, trigger_text, replacement_text):
"""Add a text-based trigger - will send replacement_text when
trigger_text is in a given message"""
#Check if we've got a trigger about that already, because we might
for trigger in self.triggers:
if trigger.trigger == trigger_text:
#If we do, modifify it to the new trigger
trigger.send_text = replacement_text
return ("Modified trigger to {}".format(trigger))
#If we haven't got a trigger about `trigger_text`,
#make a new one
self.triggers.append(Trigger(trigger_text, replacement_text))
self.log.info("Added {}".format(self.triggers[-1]))
return ("Added -- {}".format(self.triggers[-1]))
def writeConfig(self):
"""Save the config, all currently loaded modules will be saved to init_modules"""
self.log.info("Writing config...")
#Add all of our triggers to a nice little dictionary,
#So we can write it to a file
trigs = {}
for i in self.triggers:
trigs[i.trigger] = i.send_text
settings = {
"bot" : {
"name": self.bot_name,
"version": self.bot_version,
"msg_prefix": self.msg_prefix,
"cmd_prefix": self.command_prefix,
"debug_logging": False
},
"modules" : {
"path": self.module_path,
"load": self.loadedModules
},
"triggers": trigs,
"ai": {
"model_directory": "models"
},
"admins": self.admins
}
self.log.info(settings)
#Write the config in YAML format
with open("command-proc.conf", "w") as f:
f.write(pyaml.dump(settings))
self.log.info("Written")
def removeTrigger(self, txt):
"""Remove the trigger with `trigger_text` == `txt`"""
for trigger in self.triggers:
if trigger.trigger == txt:
self.triggers.remove(trigger)
return ("Removed {}".format(trigger))
def setCallback(self, function):
"""Set the function to run on function complete
ARGS: function (python function)"""
self.callback = function
def _process(self, command):
"""Internal process command - parse the command and execute"""
self.log.info("Processing request {}...".format(command[0]))
#Remove trailing and preceeding spaces
#isinstance checks if command is a string or list
#e.g isinstance("hello", str) is True
#isinstance("hello", list) is False
if isinstance(command, str):
command = [command, None]
if isinstance(command[0], list):
command = command[0]
command[0] = command[0].strip()
try:
#Check if it's a command or not
if command[0][0] == self.command_prefix:
#It's a command
self._checkAgainstCommands(command)
else:
#We'll check it against the triggers
self._checkAgainstTriggers(command)
except Exception:
pass
def _checkAgainstCommands(self, command):
command,channel = command
command = command[1:]
command_name,sep,args = command.partition(" ")
if command_name in self.commands:
#Now we've verified, go ahead and run it
try:
cmd = self.commands[command_name].run(args)
if type(cmd) == types.GeneratorType:
for i in cmd:
self.output([i, channel])
else:
self.output([cmd, channel])
except ArgumentFormatError:
self.output("Error running {} -- Argument format error".format(command_name))
except TypeError:
pass
else:
self.log.info("No command of name {} detected".format(command_name))
self.output("Error running {} -- Command not found".format(command_name))
def output(self, val):
self.outputQ.put(val)
if self.callback:
self.callback(*val)
def _checkAgainstTriggers(self, command):
for i in self.triggers:
if i.match(command[0]):
self.output([i.send_text, command[1]])
def getOutput(self):
try:
x = self.outputQ.get(False)
except queue.Empty:
return None
return x
def run(self):
"""Start the thread off"""
self.log.info("Command processor thread starting...")
while (not self.stopReq.isSet()) or self.cmdQ.qsize() != 0:
if self.stopNOW.isSet():
break
try:
toProcess = self.cmdQ.get(True, 0.5)
self._process(toProcess)
except queue.Empty:
continue
except Exception as e:
self.log.error(e)
traceback.format_exc(e)
self.log.info("Stopping with qsize: {}".format(self.cmdQ.qsize()))
self.log.info("Stopreq state: {}".format(self.stopReq.isSet()))
self.log.info("Thread closed.")
def push(self, commandstring, assoc_info = None):
"""Add a command to the command queue - to be processed commands
ARGS: commandstring (str) - the command to process
assoc_info (Any) - Things to be returned with the processed cmd"""
self.log.info("Pushing command {}".format(commandstring))
self.cmdQ.put([commandstring, assoc_info])
for pipe in self.pipes:
pipe.put([commandstring, assoc_info])
def exit(self, now=False):
"""Quit the thread, cleanly exit"""
admin = 1
yield "Closing..."
self.log.info("Exit request acknowledged, will exit.")
self.stopReq.set()
if (now):
self.stopNOW.set()
##Module loading/unloading
def loadModule(self, name):
self.log.newline()
self.log.info("LOADING MODULE {}".format(name.upper()))
self.log.line()
self.log.incIndent()
try:
##Try loading the module as i
yield("Importing {}...".format(name))
i = importlib.import_module(name)
##In case it's changed and was imported before, reload it
self.log.debug("Reloading...")
i = importlib.reload(i)
##Get a list of all the functions defined in the module
self.log.debug("Getting functions...")
funcs = dir(i)
##Don't import python's internal functions, like __name__ and __init__
x = re.compile("__[a-z]*__")
z = ([("i.{}".format(y)) for y in funcs if not (x.match(y) or y[-1]=="_")])
self.log.debug("Loaded, adding functions...")
self.log.incIndent()
self.funcs = "Loaded functions:\n"
##Load the functions in
for j in z:
if type(eval(j)) == types.FunctionType:
if "onimport" in j:
self.log.info("Running import function...")
eval(j)()
elif "onexit" in j:
atexit.register(eval(j))
else:
self.addCommand(j.split(".")[1], eval(j), module=name)
self.funcs += "!{}, ".format(j.split(".")[1])
if name not in self.loadedModules:
self.loadedModules.append(name)
yield(self.funcs)
except ImportError as ie:
self.log.error("Could not find module {}".format(name))
self.log.error(ie)
except Exception as e:
self.log.error("Unknown exception: {}".format(e))
def unloadModule(self, module_name):
yield "Unloading module {}".format(module_name)
funcs = "( "
for i in self.commands:
if self.commands[i].module == module_name:
self.removeCommand(i)
funcs += i + ", "
self.loadedModules.remove(module_name)
self.log.info("Unloaded {} {} )".format(module_name, funcs))
def lsmod(self):
"""List all currently loaded modules"""
x = "Loaded modules: \n"
x += "\n".join(self.loadedModules)
return( x + "\n" )
def getHelp(self, cmd=None):
if cmd:
if cmd in self.commands:
return(self.commands[cmd].getHelp())
else:
return("Command {} does not exist".format(cmd))
else:
#Return list of commands
return "Available Commands: "+", ".join(self.commands)
def listTriggers(self):
return "\n".join([str(x) for x in self.triggers])
def loadService(self, srvname):
self.services.append(
Service(
name = srvname,
function = function,
autostart = True
)
)
def startService(self, srvname):
for i in self.services:
if i.name == srvname:
i.start()
return "Started"
return "Service not found"
def killService(self, srvname):
for i in self.services:
if i.name == srvname:
i.stop()
self.services.remove(i)
return "Killed"
return "Service not found"
def lsService(self):
x = [i.name for i in self.services]
return "\n".join(x)
def _addUtilityCommands(self):
self.addCommand("lsmod", self.lsmod)
self.addCommand("import", self.loadModule)
self.addCommand("quit", self.exit)
self.addCommand("help", self.getHelp)
self.addCommand("mktrig", self.addTrigger)
self.addCommand("rmtrig", self.removeTrigger)
self.addCommand("lstrig", self.listTriggers)
self.addCommand("writeconf", self.writeConfig)
self.addCommand("loadSrv", self.loadService)
self.addCommand("startSrv", self.startService)
self.addCommand("killSrv", self.killService)
self.addCommand("lsSrv", self.lsService)
class Conf:
"""Class for parsing simple (key sep value) format files"""
def __init__(self, filename, sep=":"):
self.log = Log()
self.filename = filename
self.log.info("Reading {}".format(filename))
self.config = {}
self.sep = sep
self._readFile()
self._extractConfig()
self.log.info("Succesfully parsed {}".format(filename))
def _readFile(self):
"""Read in the configuration file"""
self.log.debug("Opening file {}".format(self.filename))
##Open the config file
try:
f = open(self.filename, "r")
except FileNotFoundError:
self.log.error("File '{}' not found!".format(self.filename))
##Read in each line, ignoring empty lines
self.text = [x[:-1] for x in f.readlines() if x[:-1] != ""]
self.log.debug("File read succesfully")
##Close the file
f.close()
self.log.debug("{} closed".format(self.filename))
def writeFile(self, alternateFile=None):
"""Write the changed configuration back to a file"""
self.log.info("Writing config back to file")
filename = self.filename
##Just in case the user wants to change location
if alternateFile:
filename = alternateFile
self.log.info("Writing to {}".format(filename))
try:
with open(filename, "w") as f:
for i in sorted(self.config):
f.write("{}:{}\n".format(i, self.config[i]))
except Exception as e:
self.log.warning("An error occurred -- {}".format(e))
return 1
self.log.debug("{} Written succesfully".format(filename))
return 0
def _extractConfig(self):
"""Get all the key value pairs from the config file"""
##Keep track of line of debug purposes
lineno = 1
for i in self.text:
##Split the line by the seperator
setting, sep, value = i.partition(self.sep)
if setting in self.config:
##If we've already seen that key before
self.log.warning("Duplicate setting '{}' (Line {})".format(
setting, lineno))
else:
##Check for empty setting name
if setting == "":
self.log.warning(
"Empty setting name (Line {})".format(lineno))
else:
##Check for empty value
if value == "":
self.log.warning(
"Empty setting value '{}'(Line {})".format(
setting, lineno))
else:
##It all looks good
self.config[setting] = value
lineno += 1
def getValue(self, key):
"""Get the value associated with a key"""
if key in self.config:
return self.config[key]
else:
##If we can't find the key
self.log.error("Setting '{}' not found!".format(key))
return 0
def getData(self, key):
"""Get the parsed value of a key - for lists and dicts"""
x = self.getValue(key)
return eval(x)
def setValue(self, key, value):
"""Change the value of a setting"""
if key == "":
self.log.warning(
"Non-empty keys only please! (value thrown: {})".format(value))
return False
else:
self.config[key] = value
return True
class CommandProcessor(threading.Thread):
"""Thread-based module for processing commands.
Takes in commands from a queue, processes them asyncronously,
outputs to another queue.
ARGS: configfile -- The file to load in all of our configuration from
"""
def __init__(self, configfile="command-proc.conf"):
super(CommandProcessor, self).__init__()
#Open a logger for superior feedback(tm)
self.log = Log()
#Alert the user that we're starting the processor
self.log.info("Command Processor Created")
self.log.newline()
self.log.info("CMDPROC INIT")
self.log.line()
self.log.incIndent()
#Set up some initial variables
self.triggers = []
self.services = []
self.pipes = []
self.commands = {}
self.loadedModules = ["Builtin"]
#Read in the config
self.log.info("Reading config...")
self.config = YamlConf(configfile)
self.log.info("Setting config...")
#Load in the config
#The getValue() or "Value" means that we have a default
#So if we can't get something from the config, it defaults to something
self.bot_name = self.config.getValue("bot", "name") or "Bot"
self.bot_version = self.config.getValue("bot", "version") or "0.01"
self.msg_prefix = self.config.getValue("bot", "msg_prefix") or "BOT: "
self.command_prefix = self.config.getValue("bot", "cmd_prefix") or "!"
debug = self.config.getValue("bot", "debug_logging") or False
module_path = self.config.getValue("modules", "path") or "."
#This means python will be able to find modules
#When python looks for things, it goes down a so-called PYTHONPATH
#We give it some new directories to look in
self.module_path = module_path
sys.path.insert(0, module_path)
initial_modules = self.config.getValue("modules", "load") or []
inital_triggers = self.config.getValue("triggers") or []
self.admins = self.config.getValue("admins")
self.log.info("Read config.")
#callback means that we run a function once we're done
#processing something, so like we can go
# output = process("!hello")
# callback(output)
#By default it's just print, so we print the output
self.callback = print
#Set up the input and output queues
self.log.info("Initilising command queue...")
self.cmdQ = queue.Queue()
self.log.info("Initilising output queue...")
self.outputQ = queue.Queue()
#Set up some stuff so we can tell the commandprocessor to stop
#when we want to exit, we turn the Event on
self.log.info("Initilising requests...")
self.stopReq = threading.Event()
self.stopNOW = threading.Event()
#We have a few "initial modules", things to load on startup
self.log.info("Setting up modules...")
for i in initial_modules:
self.loadModule(i)
#Same goes for triggers
self.log.info("Setting up triggers...")
for i in inital_triggers:
self.addTrigger(i, inital_triggers[i])
#If the user wants more information than usual, they can set debug to True
self.log.info("Setting verbosity...")
if debug:
self.log.setLevel(self.log.DEBUG)
#For reference: an underscore before the function name means that it only has INTERNAL use,
#i.e nobody outside this class should call _addUtilityCommands()
self._addUtilityCommands()
#Tell the user that we've finished setting everything up
self.log.line()
self.log.info("FINISHED CMDPROC INIT")
self.log.newline()
def join(self, timeout=None):
"""When the owner of CommandProcessor wants us to exit,
we alert the user that we've recieved the quit request,
and shut everythig down
"""
self.log.info("QUITTING")
self.log.line("Q")
#Tell the processing function to stop
self.stopReq.set()
#Join the thread to the main process,
#wait for `timeout` seconds before forcing it to.
super(Thread, self).join(timeout)
def addCommand(self,
function_name,
function_object,
help=None,
module="Builtin"):
"""Add a command to the processor
ARGS:
function_name: The name you wish to call the function by, i.e "func"
function_object: The actual object to run when you call the command
"""
self.log.info("Adding command {}".format(function_name))
#Check if we've already got a command by name `function_name`
if function_name in self.commands:
self.log.info("Command {} already registered. Overwriting")
#Make a nice little command object, for keeping track of it
com = Command(function_name, function_object, help=help, module=module)
#Make sure it actually worked yo
if com.success:
self.commands[function_name] = com
else:
self.log.info("Failed to add command")
def removeCommand(self, function_name):
"""WHAT THE FEK DO YOU THINK IT DOES? MAKE CAKE? NO. IT REMOVES A COMMAND!"""
#Check that we've actually got a command by that name
if function_name in self.commands:
#If we do, delete it!
del self.commands[function_name]
self.log.info("Succesfully removed {}".format(function_name))
else:
#Otherwise, we can't. Because you can't delete something that doesn't exist, dummy
self.log.info("Could not remove non-existent function {}".format(
function_name))
def addTrigger(self, trigger_text, replacement_text):
"""Add a text-based trigger - will send replacement_text when
trigger_text is in a given message"""
#Check if we've got a trigger about that already, because we might
for trigger in self.triggers:
if trigger.trigger == trigger_text:
#If we do, modifify it to the new trigger
trigger.send_text = replacement_text
return ("Modified trigger to {}".format(trigger))
#If we haven't got a trigger about `trigger_text`,
#make a new one
self.triggers.append(Trigger(trigger_text, replacement_text))
self.log.info("Added {}".format(self.triggers[-1]))
return ("Added -- {}".format(self.triggers[-1]))
def writeConfig(self):
"""Save the config, all currently loaded modules will be saved to init_modules"""
self.log.info("Writing config...")
#Add all of our triggers to a nice little dictionary,
#So we can write it to a file
trigs = {}
for i in self.triggers:
trigs[i.trigger] = i.send_text
settings = {
"bot": {
"name": self.bot_name,
"version": self.bot_version,
"msg_prefix": self.msg_prefix,
"cmd_prefix": self.command_prefix,
"debug_logging": False
},
"modules": {
"path": self.module_path,
"load": self.loadedModules
},
"triggers": trigs,
"ai": {
"model_directory": "models"
},
"admins": self.admins
}
self.log.info(settings)
#Write the config in YAML format
with open("command-proc.conf", "w") as f:
f.write(pyaml.dump(settings))
self.log.info("Written")
def removeTrigger(self, txt):
"""Remove the trigger with `trigger_text` == `txt`"""
for trigger in self.triggers:
if trigger.trigger == txt:
self.triggers.remove(trigger)
return ("Removed {}".format(trigger))
def setCallback(self, function):
"""Set the function to run on function complete
ARGS: function (python function)"""
self.callback = function
def _process(self, command):
"""Internal process command - parse the command and execute"""
self.log.info("Processing request {}...".format(command[0]))
#Remove trailing and preceeding spaces
#isinstance checks if command is a string or list
#e.g isinstance("hello", str) is True
#isinstance("hello", list) is False
if isinstance(command, str):
command = [command, None]
if isinstance(command[0], list):
command = command[0]
command[0] = command[0].strip()
try:
#Check if it's a command or not
if command[0][0] == self.command_prefix:
#It's a command
self._checkAgainstCommands(command)
else:
#We'll check it against the triggers
self._checkAgainstTriggers(command)
except Exception:
pass
def _checkAgainstCommands(self, command):
command, channel = command
command = command[1:]
command_name, sep, args = command.partition(" ")
if command_name in self.commands:
#Now we've verified, go ahead and run it
try:
cmd = self.commands[command_name].run(args)
if type(cmd) == types.GeneratorType:
for i in cmd:
self.output([i, channel])
else:
self.output([cmd, channel])
except ArgumentFormatError:
self.output("Error running {} -- Argument format error".format(
command_name))
except TypeError:
pass
else:
self.log.info(
"No command of name {} detected".format(command_name))
self.output(
"Error running {} -- Command not found".format(command_name))
def output(self, val):
self.outputQ.put(val)
if self.callback:
self.callback(*val)
def _checkAgainstTriggers(self, command):
for i in self.triggers:
if i.match(command[0]):
self.output([i.send_text, command[1]])
def getOutput(self):
try:
x = self.outputQ.get(False)
except queue.Empty:
return None
return x
def run(self):
"""Start the thread off"""
self.log.info("Command processor thread starting...")
while (not self.stopReq.isSet()) or self.cmdQ.qsize() != 0:
if self.stopNOW.isSet():
break
try:
toProcess = self.cmdQ.get(True, 0.5)
self._process(toProcess)
except queue.Empty:
continue
except Exception as e:
self.log.error(e)
traceback.format_exc(e)
self.log.info("Stopping with qsize: {}".format(self.cmdQ.qsize()))
self.log.info("Stopreq state: {}".format(self.stopReq.isSet()))
self.log.info("Thread closed.")
def push(self, commandstring, assoc_info=None):
"""Add a command to the command queue - to be processed commands
ARGS: commandstring (str) - the command to process
assoc_info (Any) - Things to be returned with the processed cmd"""
self.log.info("Pushing command {}".format(commandstring))
self.cmdQ.put([commandstring, assoc_info])
for pipe in self.pipes:
pipe.put([commandstring, assoc_info])
def exit(self, now=False):
"""Quit the thread, cleanly exit"""
admin = 1
yield "Closing..."
self.log.info("Exit request acknowledged, will exit.")
self.stopReq.set()
if (now):
self.stopNOW.set()
##Module loading/unloading
def loadModule(self, name):
self.log.newline()
self.log.info("LOADING MODULE {}".format(name.upper()))
self.log.line()
self.log.incIndent()
try:
##Try loading the module as i
yield ("Importing {}...".format(name))
i = importlib.import_module(name)
##In case it's changed and was imported before, reload it
self.log.debug("Reloading...")
i = importlib.reload(i)
##Get a list of all the functions defined in the module
self.log.debug("Getting functions...")
funcs = dir(i)
##Don't import python's internal functions, like __name__ and __init__
x = re.compile("__[a-z]*__")
z = ([("i.{}".format(y)) for y in funcs
if not (x.match(y) or y[-1] == "_")])
self.log.debug("Loaded, adding functions...")
self.log.incIndent()
self.funcs = "Loaded functions:\n"
##Load the functions in
for j in z:
if type(eval(j)) == types.FunctionType:
if "onimport" in j:
self.log.info("Running import function...")
eval(j)()
elif "onexit" in j:
atexit.register(eval(j))
else:
self.addCommand(j.split(".")[1], eval(j), module=name)
self.funcs += "!{}, ".format(j.split(".")[1])
if name not in self.loadedModules:
self.loadedModules.append(name)
yield (self.funcs)
except ImportError as ie:
self.log.error("Could not find module {}".format(name))
self.log.error(ie)
except Exception as e:
self.log.error("Unknown exception: {}".format(e))
def unloadModule(self, module_name):
yield "Unloading module {}".format(module_name)
funcs = "( "
for i in self.commands:
if self.commands[i].module == module_name:
self.removeCommand(i)
funcs += i + ", "
self.loadedModules.remove(module_name)
self.log.info("Unloaded {} {} )".format(module_name, funcs))
def lsmod(self):
"""List all currently loaded modules"""
x = "Loaded modules: \n"
x += "\n".join(self.loadedModules)
return (x + "\n")
def getHelp(self, cmd=None):
if cmd:
if cmd in self.commands:
return (self.commands[cmd].getHelp())
else:
return ("Command {} does not exist".format(cmd))
else:
#Return list of commands
return "Available Commands: " + ", ".join(self.commands)
def listTriggers(self):
return "\n".join([str(x) for x in self.triggers])
def loadService(self, srvname):
self.services.append(
Service(name=srvname, function=function, autostart=True))
def startService(self, srvname):
for i in self.services:
if i.name == srvname:
i.start()
return "Started"
return "Service not found"
def killService(self, srvname):
for i in self.services:
if i.name == srvname:
i.stop()
self.services.remove(i)
return "Killed"
return "Service not found"
def lsService(self):
x = [i.name for i in self.services]
return "\n".join(x)
def _addUtilityCommands(self):
self.addCommand("lsmod", self.lsmod)
self.addCommand("import", self.loadModule)
self.addCommand("quit", self.exit)
self.addCommand("help", self.getHelp)
self.addCommand("mktrig", self.addTrigger)
self.addCommand("rmtrig", self.removeTrigger)
self.addCommand("lstrig", self.listTriggers)
self.addCommand("writeconf", self.writeConfig)
self.addCommand("loadSrv", self.loadService)
self.addCommand("startSrv", self.startService)
self.addCommand("killSrv", self.killService)
self.addCommand("lsSrv", self.lsService)