# ctcp.py: Handles basic CTCP requests. import random import datetime from pylinkirc import utils from pylinkirc.log import log def handle_ctcp(irc, source, command, args): """ CTCP event handler. """ text = args['text'] if not (text.startswith('\x01') and text.endswith('\x01')): return None # Pass through to other plugins target = args['target'] if not irc.get_service_bot(target): # Ignore this message if the target isn't a service bot return None text = text.strip('\x01') try: ctcp_command, data = text.split(" ", 1) except ValueError: ctcp_command = text data = '' ctcp_command = ctcp_command.upper() log.debug('(%s) ctcp: got CTCP command %r, data %r', irc.name, ctcp_command, data) if ctcp_command in SUPPORTED_COMMANDS: log.info('(%s) Received CTCP %s from %s to %s', irc.name, ctcp_command, irc.get_hostmask(source), irc.get_friendly_name(target)) # Call the helper function and display its result. result = SUPPORTED_COMMANDS[ctcp_command](irc, source, ctcp_command, data) if result: irc.reply('\x01%s %s\x01' % (ctcp_command, result), notice=True, private=True, source=target) return False # Block this message from reaching the general command handler else: log.info('(%s) Received unknown CTCP %s from %s', irc.name, ctcp_command, irc.get_hostmask(source), irc.get_friendly_name(target)) return False utils.add_hook(handle_ctcp, 'PRIVMSG', priority=200) def handle_ctcpversion(irc, source, ctcp, data): """ Handles CTCP version requests. """ return irc.version() def handle_ctcpeaster(irc, source, ctcp, data): """ Secret easter egg. """ responses = ["Legends say the cord monster was born only %s years ago..." % \ (datetime.datetime.now().year - 2014), "Hiss%s" % ('...' * random.randint(1, 5)), "His%s%s" % ('s' * random.randint(1, 4), '...' * random.randint(1, 5)), "It's Easter already? Where are the eggs?", "Maybe later.", "Janus? Never heard of it.", irc.version(), "Let me out of here, I'll give you cookies!", "About as likely as pigs flying.", "Request timed out.", "No actual pie here, sorry.", "Hey, no loitering!", "Hey, can you keep a secret? \x031,1 %s" % " " * random.randint(1,20), ] return random.choice(responses) # Map CTCP commands to functions generating an appropriate text response. SUPPORTED_COMMANDS = {'VERSION': handle_ctcpversion, 'PING': lambda irc, source, ctcp, data: data, 'ABOUT': handle_ctcpeaster, 'EASTER': handle_ctcpeaster}