Previously, you'd get interesting messages where in sequential FJOINs, PyLink would remove param-modes like ('f', '6:5') and then add it right back, thinking that it was a duplicate.
- Log "mode requires an argument but none was found" errors to warning, and skip the mode instead of failing completely.
- Assign a fallback value for 'prefix', checking to make sure it exists and raising ValueError (not UnboundLocalError) when it doesn't.
In short, PyLink should be sending FJOINs to channels with the modes that it already has (or what we believe it has). This prevents clearing mode lists when PyLink's channel TS is slightly earlier than the IRCd's.
ref #18.
- Command handlers that support hooks will now return parsed args, which are then sent to the hooks
- Hook commands are now stored in uppercase letters, consistent with the IRC spec
- collections.defaultdict for simpler channel handling
- proto/inspircd: fix join/partClient not updating the channel's user list
- move isInternal* to utils
- Move _nicktoUid to utils.py
- Make _sendFromUser arguments more consistent (irc, sendfrom, message) instead of (irc, message, sendfrom=None)
- Add admin only kickclient, partclient, and nickclient commands
- proto.joinClient: take UIDs instead of an IrcUser object, in order to be more consistent
Closes#4, Closes#12.
- Move config handling into separate module
- Implement identify and status commands, currently only supporting the admin account defined in the config. Closes#1.
- Move proto.add_cmd to utils.py, rename _msg() to msg()
- Allow sending the command name as an optional argument in add_cmd
- Add catch-all exception handling in plugins to prevent them from crashing the program!
- PLUGIN SUPPORT and COMMAND HANDLING, wow!!!!!!!
- Restructuring of files so that there's only one protocol module (anything else is too much to maintain for now)
- Split protocol things into utils.py
- Bugfixes: don't go into an endless loop of text spamming when the remote host closes the connection!
