Use the client's TS, not the global IRC start time. Everything else for client timestamp tracking is basically done, at least for this protocol handler. Closes#11.
- 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.
- plugins/commands.py: add admin-only eval command
- add IrcChannel class and basic channel (FJOIN/QUIT) handling
- Move SQUIT/QUIT handling code to a shared removeClient function
- Unfortunately, this causes a regression where the users and channels indexes aren't purged on a netsplit :(
This was solely a testing module for the plugin/commands system, and serves no purpose anymore. commands.py provides basic commands that are both simple and actually useful.
- 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!
- Server enumeration, with handlers for BURST (introduction to uplink), SERVER (introduction of uplink's other leaf servers), NICK, and SQUIT (closes#2)
- Store UIDs instead of nicks in the user database - this makes the protocol a lot easier to work with.
- 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!
