Support @ commands for direct messages

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Luke Murphy 2021-01-16 13:05:53 +01:00
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@ -217,11 +217,8 @@ class Bot(ClientXMPP):
if message["type"] in ("chat", "normal"): if message["type"] in ("chat", "normal"):
_message = SimpleMessage(message) _message = SimpleMessage(message)
if _message.body.startswith("/"): if "@" in _message.body:
self.meta(_message, to=_message.sender) self.direct_command(_message)
if _message.body.startswith("!"):
self.command(_message, to=_message.sender)
try: try:
self.direct(_message) self.direct(_message)
@ -264,7 +261,7 @@ class Bot(ClientXMPP):
if message["mucnick"] != self.config.nick: if message["mucnick"] != self.config.nick:
_message = SimpleMessage(message) _message = SimpleMessage(message)
if _message.body.startswith("/"): if _message.body.startswith("@"):
self.meta(_message, room=_message.room) self.meta(_message, room=_message.room)
if f"{self.nick}:!" in _message.body: if f"{self.nick}:!" in _message.body:
@ -327,24 +324,17 @@ class Bot(ClientXMPP):
"""Time since the bot came up.""" """Time since the bot came up."""
return naturaldelta(self.start - dt.now()) return naturaldelta(self.start - dt.now())
def command(self, message, **kwargs): def direct_command(self, message):
"""Handle "!" style commands with built-in responses.""" """Handle commands in direct messages."""
command = message.body.split("!")[-1] if "@uptime" in message.body:
self.reply(self.uptime, to=message.sender)
if command == "uptime": elif "@help" in message.body:
self.reply(self.uptime, **kwargs)
elif command == "help":
try: try:
self.reply(self.help, **kwargs) self.reply(cleandoc(self.help), to=message.sender)
except AttributeError: except AttributeError:
self.reply("No help found 🤔️", **kwargs) self.reply("No help found 🤔️", to=message.sender)
else:
def meta(self, message, **kwargs): self.log.info(f"'{message.body}' not handled")
"""Handle "/" style commands with built-in responses."""
command = message.body.split("/")[-1]
if command == "bots":
self.reply("🖐️", **kwargs)
class EchoBot(Bot): class EchoBot(Bot):