import socket

import requests

import sys

import re

import time

from twitch_viewers import user_viewers, removeNonAscii, user_total_views

from get_exceptions import get_exceptions

import urllib2

from botter import Botter

from global_consts import debug, tweetmode, alternative_chatters_method, \

d2l_check, user_threshold, ratio_threshold, \

expected_ratio, num_games

if len(sys.argv) > 1:

args = sys.argv[1:]

if '-debug' in args:

debug = True

if '--no-tweetmode' in args or '-q' in args:

tweetmode = False

import handle_twitter

if debug:

import webbrowser #just for debugging. like javascript alerts. don't need it otherwise.

if alternative_chatters_method: #From what I can tell, this no longer works. I believe it has something to do with the backend of how their IRC is implemented.

from chat_count import chat_count

global_sum = 0

global_cnt = 0

#lists of Botters passed around all over the place, represents who's currently botting.

suspicious = []

confirmed = []

# these users are known to have small chat to viewer ratios for valid reasons

# NOTE: Regexes, not only strings (though strings will work too)

# You don't have to put ^ or $ at the beginning/end. just use .* -- it's more readable.

# example: chat disabled, or chat hosted not on the twitch site, or mainly viewed on

# front page of twitch

# type: list of REGEXes: example: ["destiny", "scg_live.*", ".*twitch.*"]

exceptions = get_exceptions()

#get_chatters2:

# gets the number of chatters in user's Twitch chat, via chat_count

# Essentially, chat_count is my experimental method that goes directly to

# a user's IRC channel and counts the viewers there. It is not yet proven to be

# correct 100% of the time.

#user is a string representing http://www.twitch.tv/<user>

def get_chatters2(user):

return chatters2

#user_chatters:

# returns the number of chatters in user's Twitch chat

#user is a string representing http://www.twitch.tv/<user>

def user_chatters(user, depth=0):

return chatters

#dota2lounge_list:

# returns the list of live Twitch streams embedded on dota2lounge.

# this is useful because, at any given time, there could be tens of thousands

# of users watching a Twitch stream through d2l, and I don't want to false positive these streams.

def get_dota2lounge_list():

return d2l_list

# very ugly web scraping :)))

def get_frontpage_users():

return users

#user_ratio:

# returns the ratio of chatters to viewers in <user>'s channel

#user is a string representing http://www.twitch.tv/<user>

def user_ratio(user):

return ratio

#game_ratio

# returns the average chatter:viewer ratio for a certain game

#game is a string - game to search

def game_ratio(game):

return avg

#remove_offline:

# removes users from the suspicious and confirmed lists if they are no longer botting

def remove_offline():

print

#search_all_games:

# loops through all the games via the Twitch API, checking for their average ratios

def search_all_games():

print