def parse_names_item(item, statuses, has_multi_prefix, has_userhost):
"""
Parse an entry from /NAMES
:param item: The entry to parse
:param statuses: Status prefixes on this network
:param has_multi_prefix: Whether multi-prefix CAP is enabled
:param has_userhost: Whether userhost-in-names CAP is enabled
:return: The parsed data
"""
user_status = []
while item[:1] in statuses:
status, item = item[:1], item[1:]
user_status.append(statuses[status])
if not has_multi_prefix:
# Only remove one status prefix
# if we don't have multi prefix enabled
break
user_status.sort(key=attrgetter("level"), reverse=True)
if has_userhost:
prefix = Prefix.parse(item)
else:
prefix = Prefix(item)
return prefix.nick, prefix.user, prefix.host, user_status
def test_parse(self, text, nick, user, host):
p = Prefix.parse(text)
assert p.nick == nick
assert p.user == user
assert p.ident == user
assert p.host == host
def test_parse(self, text, nick, user, host):
"""Test parsing a string"""
p = Prefix.parse(text)
assert p.nick == nick
assert p.user == user
assert p.ident == user
assert p.host == host
def test_userhost_split(data):
source = Prefix.parse(data['source'])
atoms = data['atoms'].copy()
assert source.nick == atoms.pop('nick', '')
assert source.user == atoms.pop('user', '')
assert source.host == atoms.pop('host', '')
assert not atoms
def test_userhost_split(data):
"""Ensure that yser/host parsing passes against the irc-parser-tests data"""
source = Prefix.parse(data["source"])
atoms = data["atoms"].copy()
assert source.nick == atoms.pop("nick", "")
assert source.user == atoms.pop("user", "")
assert source.host == atoms.pop("host", "")
assert not atoms
