Limnoria/plugins/Network/plugin.py

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import time
import functools

import supybot.conf as conf
import supybot.utils as utils
import supybot.world as world
from supybot.commands import *
import supybot.ircmsgs as ircmsgs
import supybot.ircutils as ircutils
import supybot.registry as registry
import supybot.callbacks as callbacks
from supybot.i18n import PluginInternationalization, internationalizeDocstring
_ = PluginInternationalization('Network')

class Network(callbacks.Plugin):
    _whois = {}
    _latency = {}
    def _getIrc(self, network):
        irc = world.getIrc(network)
        if irc:
            return irc
        else:
            raise callbacks.Error('I\'m not currently connected to %s.' % network)

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def connect(self, irc, msg, args, opts, network, server, password):
        """[--ssl] <network> [<host[:port]>] [<password>]

        Connects to another network (which will be represented by the name
        provided in <network>) at <host:port>.  If port is not provided, it
        defaults to 6667, the default port for IRC.  If password is
        provided, it will be sent to the server in a PASS command.  If --ssl is
        provided, an SSL connection will be attempted.
        """
        try:
            otherIrc = self._getIrc(network)
            irc.error(_('I\'m already connected to %s.') % network)
            return # We've gotta return here.  This is ugly code, but I'm not
                   # quite sure what to do about it.
        except callbacks.Error:
            pass
        ssl = False
        for (opt, arg) in opts:
            if opt == 'ssl':
                ssl = True
        if server:
            if ':' in server:
                (server, port) = server.split(':')
                port = int(port)
            else:
                port = 6667
            serverPort = (server, port)
        else:
            try:
                serverPort = conf.supybot.networks.get(network).servers()[0]
            except (registry.NonExistentRegistryEntry, IndexError):
                irc.error(_('A server must be provided if the network is not '
                          'already registered.'))
                return
        Owner = irc.getCallback('Owner')
        newIrc = Owner._connect(network, serverPort=serverPort,
                                password=password, ssl=ssl)
        conf.supybot.networks().add(network)
        assert newIrc.callbacks is irc.callbacks, 'callbacks list is different'
        irc.replySuccess(_('Connection to %s initiated.') % network)
    connect = wrap(connect, ['owner', getopts({'ssl': ''}), 'something',
                             additional('something'),
                             additional('something', '')])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def disconnect(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc, quitMsg):
        """[<network>] [<quit message>]

        Disconnects from the network represented by the network <network>.
        If <quit message> is given, quits the network with the given quit
        message.  <network> is only necessary if the network is different
        from the network the command is sent on.
        """
        quitMsg = quitMsg or conf.supybot.plugins.Owner.quitMsg() or msg.nick
        otherIrc.queueMsg(ircmsgs.quit(quitMsg))
        otherIrc.die()
        conf.supybot.networks().discard(otherIrc.network)
        if otherIrc != irc:
            irc.replySuccess(_('Disconnection to %s initiated.') %
                             otherIrc.network)
    disconnect = wrap(disconnect, ['owner', 'networkIrc', additional('text')])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def reconnect(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc, quitMsg):
        """[<network>] [<quit message>]

        Disconnects and then reconnects to <network>.  If no network is given,
        disconnects and then reconnects to the network the command was given
        on.  If no quit message is given, uses the configured one
        (supybot.plugins.Owner.quitMsg) or the nick of the person giving the
        command.
        """
        quitMsg = quitMsg or conf.supybot.plugins.Owner.quitMsg() or msg.nick
        otherIrc.queueMsg(ircmsgs.quit(quitMsg))
        if otherIrc != irc:
            # No need to reply if we're reconnecting ourselves.
            irc.replySuccess()
    reconnect = wrap(reconnect, ['owner', 'networkIrc', additional('text')])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def command(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc, commandAndArgs):
        """<network> <command> [<arg> ...]

        Gives the bot <command> (with its associated <arg>s) on <network>.
        """
        self.Proxy(otherIrc, msg, commandAndArgs)
    command = wrap(command, ['admin', ('networkIrc', True), many('something')])

    ###
    # whois command-related stuff.
    ###
    def do311(self, irc, msg):
        nick = ircutils.toLower(msg.args[1])
        if (irc, nick) not in self._whois:
            return
        else:
            self._whois[(irc, nick)][2][msg.command] = msg

    # These are all sent by a WHOIS response.
    do301 = do311
    do312 = do311
    do314 = do311
    do317 = do311
    do319 = do311
    do320 = do311

    def do318(self, irc, msg):
        nick = msg.args[1]
        loweredNick = ircutils.toLower(nick)
        if (irc, loweredNick) not in self._whois:
            return
        (replyIrc, replyMsg, d, command) = self._whois[(irc, loweredNick)]
        START_CODE = '311' if command == 'whois' else '314'
        hostmask = '@'.join(d[START_CODE].args[2:4])
        user = d[START_CODE].args[-1]
        if '319' in d:
            channels = d['319'].args[-1].split()
            ops = []
            voices = []
            normal = []
            halfops = []
            for channel in channels:
                origchan = channel
                channel = channel.lstrip('@%+~!')
                # UnrealIRCd uses & for user modes and disallows it as a
                # channel-prefix, flying in the face of the RFC.  Have to
                # handle this specially when processing WHOIS response.
                testchan = channel.lstrip('&')
                if testchan != channel and irc.isChannel(testchan):
                    channel = testchan
                diff = len(channel) - len(origchan)
                modes = origchan[:diff]
                chan = irc.state.channels.get(channel)
                # The user is in a channel the bot is in, so the ircd may have
                # responded with otherwise private data.
                if chan:
                    # Skip channels the callee isn't in.  This helps prevents
                    # us leaking information when the channel is +s or the
                    # target is +i
                    if replyMsg.nick not in chan.users:
                        continue
                    # Skip +s channels the target is in only if the reply isn't
                    # being sent to that channel
                    if 's' in chan.modes and \
                       not ircutils.strEqual(replyMsg.args[0], channel):
                        continue
                if not modes:
                    normal.append(channel)
                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes,('@', '&', '~', '!')):
                    ops.append(channel)
                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes, ('%',)):
                    halfops.append(channel)
                elif utils.iter.any(lambda c: c in modes, ('+',)):
                    voices.append(channel)
            L = []
            if ops:
                L.append(format(_('is an op on %L'), ops))
            if halfops:
                L.append(format(_('is a halfop on %L'), halfops))
            if voices:
                L.append(format(_('is voiced on %L'), voices))
            if normal:
                if L:
                    L.append(format(_('is also on %L'), normal))
                else:
                    L.append(format(_('is on %L'), normal))
        else:
            if command == 'whois':
                L = [_('isn\'t on any non-secret channels')]
            else:
                L = []
        channels = format('%L', L)
        if '317' in d:
            idle = utils.timeElapsed(d['317'].args[2])
            signon = time.strftime(conf.supybot.reply.format.time(),
                                   time.localtime(float(d['317'].args[3])))
        else:
            idle = _('<unknown>')
            signon = _('<unknown>')
        if '312' in d:
            server = d['312'].args[2]
            if len(d['312']) > 3:
                signoff = d['312'].args[3]
        else:
            server = _('<unknown>')
        if '301' in d:
            away = '  %s is away: %s.' % (nick, d['301'].args[2])
        else:
            away = ''
        if '320' in d:
            if d['320'].args[2]:
                identify = _(' identified')
            else:
                identify = ''
        else:
            identify = ''
        if command == 'whois':
            s = _('%s (%s) has been%s on server %s since %s (idle for %s) and '
                '%s.%s') % (user, hostmask, identify, server,
                        signon, idle, channels, away)
        else:
            s = _('%s (%s) has been%s on server %s and disconnect on %s.') % \
                    (user, hostmask, identify, server, signoff)
        replyIrc.reply(s)
        del self._whois[(irc, loweredNick)]
    do369 = do318

    def do402(self, irc, msg):
        nick = msg.args[1]
        loweredNick = ircutils.toLower(nick)
        if (irc, loweredNick) not in self._whois:
            return
        (replyIrc, replyMsg, d, command) = self._whois[(irc, loweredNick)]
        del self._whois[(irc, loweredNick)]
        if command == 'whois':
            template = _('There is no %s on %s.')
        else:
            template = _('There was no %s on %s.')
        s = template  % (nick, irc.network)
        replyIrc.reply(s)
    do401 = do402
    do406 = do402

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def whois(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc, nick):
        """[<network>] <nick>

        Returns the WHOIS response <network> gives for <nick>.  <network> is
        only necessary if the network is different than the network the command
        is sent on.
        """
        # The double nick here is necessary because single-nick WHOIS only works
        # if the nick is on the same server (*not* the same network) as the user
        # giving the command.  Yeah, it made me say wtf too.
        nick = ircutils.toLower(nick)
        otherIrc.queueMsg(ircmsgs.whois(nick, nick))
        self._whois[(otherIrc, nick)] = (irc, msg, {}, 'whois')
    whois = wrap(whois, ['networkIrc', 'nick'])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def whowas(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc, nick):
        """[<network>] <nick>

        Returns the WHOIS response <network> gives for <nick>.  <network> is
        only necessary if the network is different than the network the command
        is sent on.
        """
        # The double nick here is necessary because single-nick WHOIS only works
        # if the nick is on the same server (*not* the same network) as the user
        # giving the command.  Yeah, it made me say wtf too.
        nick = ircutils.toLower(nick)
        otherIrc.queueMsg(ircmsgs.whowas(nick, nick))
        self._whois[(otherIrc, nick)] = (irc, msg, {}, 'whowas')
    whowas = wrap(whowas, ['networkIrc', 'nick'])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def networks(self, irc, msg, args):
        """takes no arguments

        Returns the networks to which the bot is currently connected.
        """
        L = ['%s: %s' % (ircd.network, ircd.server) for ircd in world.ircs]
        utils.sortBy(str.lower, L)
        irc.reply(format('%L', L))
    networks = wrap(networks)

    def doPong(self, irc, msg):
        now = time.time()
        if irc in self._latency:
            (replyIrc, when) = self._latency.pop(irc)
            replyIrc.reply(_('%.2f seconds.') % (now-when))

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def latency(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc):
        """[<network>]

        Returns the current latency to <network>.  <network> is only necessary
        if the message isn't sent on the network to which this command is to
        apply.
        """
        otherIrc.queueMsg(ircmsgs.ping(_('Latency check (from %s).') %
                                       msg.nick))
        self._latency[otherIrc] = (irc, time.time())
        irc.noReply()
    latency = wrap(latency, ['networkIrc'])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def driver(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc):
        """[<network>]

        Returns the current network driver for <network>.  <network> is only
        necessary if the message isn't sent on the network to which this
        command is to apply.
        """
        irc.reply(otherIrc.driver.__class__.__module__[8:])
    driver = wrap(driver, ['networkIrc'])

    @internationalizeDocstring
    def uptime(self, irc, msg, args, otherIrc):
        """[<network>]
        
        Returns the time duration since the connection was established.
        """
        network = otherIrc.network
        now = time.time()
        started = otherIrc.startedAt
        irc.reply(_("I've been connected to %s for %s.") %
                            (network, utils.timeElapsed(now - started)))
    uptime = wrap(uptime, ['networkIrc'])

Class = Network

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