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### This file is part of KoFooBot and is licensed under BSD-license according to the ### |
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### LICENSE file in the base directory. ### |
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### Code in this file is contributed by: ### |
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### Krister Svanlund <krister.svanlund gmail.com> ### |
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#### |
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# Command description goes here: |
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## |
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do_set_command = {'description': "Set a configuration option", |
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'long help': """\ |
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Set values for configurations such as user access level.""", |
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'arguments': |
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[("access <user> <newlevel>", "Set the new accesslevel for <user>.")], |
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'public': False, |
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'level': 50} |
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do_configure_command = {'description': "Set a configuration option", |
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'long help': """\ |
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Set values for configurations.""", |
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'arguments': |
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[("<key> add|set|del <value>", "Change the value of keys.")], |
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'public': False, |
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'level': 101} |
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## |
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# Ending here |
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#### |
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def do_set(self, server, sender, target, args): |
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if not args: |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "Not enough arguments.") |
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return |
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key = args[0] |
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if key == "access": |
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do_set_access(self, server, sender, target, args[1:]) |
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def do_configure(bot, server, sender, target, args): |
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"""Change the value of a setting in bot.""" |
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if not args: |
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### Return the current configuration in whole. ### |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The current settings are:") |
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for key in dir(bot.settings): |
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config_string = "" |
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if key not in bot.settings._unsaved_settings and not key[0] == '_': |
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value = getattr(bot.settings, key, None) |
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if value: |
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if type(value) is str: |
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config_string = " %s = \"%s\"" % (key, value) |
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else: |
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config_string = " %s = %s" % (key, str(value)) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, config_string) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "End of settings.") |
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elif len(args) == 1: |
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### Return one specific line of the configuration. ### |
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key = args[0] |
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if hasattr(bot.settings, key): |
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try: |
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value = getattr(bot.settings, key, None) |
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config_string = "" |
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if type(value) is str: |
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config_string = "The current value of %s is '%s'" % (key, str(value)) |
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else: |
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config_string = "The current value of %s is %s" % (key, str(value)) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, config_string) |
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except Exception, e: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Failed to get value for '%s'." % key) |
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print " - Failed to get value for '%s'." % key |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "That key is unused.") |
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elif len(args) == 2: |
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operator = args[0] |
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key = args[1] |
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if operator == 'del' or 'remove': |
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### Delete a key in the settings, should be used with extreme care. ### |
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if hasattr(bot.settings, key): |
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print " + Remove the key '%s'." % key |
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try: |
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delattr(bot.settings, key) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The key '%s' has been removed." % key) |
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except Exception, e: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Failed to remove the key '%s'." % key) |
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print " - Failed to remove the key '%s'." % key |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "No such key '%s'." % key) |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "No such operator '%s'." % operator) |
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else: |
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### Check if arguments conform to "configure <key> add|set|remove <value>" ### |
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if len(args) >= 3: |
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key = args[0] |
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operator = args[1] |
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value = ' '.join(args[2:]) |
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print " + Configure called with\n Key: %s\n Operator: %s\n Value: %s" % (key, operator, str(eval(value))) |
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if operator == 'set': |
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### Set the setting to a specific value, full python syntax is supported. ### |
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print " + Set %s to %s" % (key, value) |
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try: |
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setattr(bot.settings, key, eval(value)) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The key '%s' has been changed to the value '%s'." % (key, value)) |
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except Exception, e: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Failed to set '%s' to '%s': %s" % (key, value, str(e))) |
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print " - Failed to set '%s' to '%s': %s" % (key, value, str(e)) |
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elif operator == 'add': |
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### Add a value to a list, dict or string (making strings into lists) ### |
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print " + Add %s to %s" % (value, key) |
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try: |
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oldvalue = getattr(bot.settings, key, None) |
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if type(oldvalue) is list: |
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oldvalue.append(eval(value)) |
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setattr(bot.settings, key, oldvalue) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The value '%s' has been added to the key '%s'." % (value, key)) |
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elif type(oldvalue) is dict: |
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newvalue = eval(value) |
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if type(newvalue) is tuple: |
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newvalue = [newvalue] |
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oldvalue.update(newvalue) |
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setattr(bot.settings, key, oldvalue) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The value '%s' has been added to the key '%s'." % (value, key)) |
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elif type(oldvalue) is str: |
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newvalue = eval(value) |
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oldvalue = [oldvalue, newvalue] |
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setattr(bot.settings, key, oldvalue) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The value '%s' has been added to the key '%s'." % (value, key)) |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "This option is not of the correct type for adding values.") |
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print " - Could not add '%s' to '%s'." % (value, key) |
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except Exception, e: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Failed to add '%s' to '%s': %s" % (value, key, str(e))) |
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print " - Failed to add '%s' to '%s': %s" % (value, key, str(e)) |
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elif operator == 'del' or 'remove': |
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### Delete a value from a list or dictionary. ### |
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print " + Delete %s from %s" % (value, key) |
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try: |
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oldvalue = getattr(bot.settings, key, None) |
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if type(oldvalue) is list: |
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oldvalue.remove(eval(value)) |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The value '%s' has been removed from the key '%s'." % (value, key)) |
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elif type(oldvalue) is dict: |
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del oldvalue[eval(value)] |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "The subkey '%s' has been removed from '%s'." % (value, key)) |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "'%s' is of wrong type for deleting items.") |
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print " - Failed to delete '%s' from '%s'." % (value, key) |
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setattr(bot.settings, key, oldvalue) |
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except Exception, e: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Failed to delete '%s' from '%s': %s" % (value, key, str(e))) |
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print " - Failed to delete '%s' from '%s': %s" % (value, key, str(e)) |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Unknown operator '%s'." % operator) |
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print " - Unknown operator '%s'." % operator |
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else: |
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bot.respond(server, sender, target, "Not enough arguments.") |
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print " - Not enough arguments." |
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def do_set_access(self, server, sender, target, args): |
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if len(args) == 2: |
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user = args[0] |
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sender_level = self.get_level(sender) # The one trying to set a new level for: |
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user_level = self.get_level(user) # <-- this user |
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new_level = int(args[1], 0) # The new level, default to 0 |
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if user_level > 100: |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "\x02%s\x02 is admin on this bot and can't be lowered." % user) |
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return |
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if sender_level > user_level or user.lower() == irclib.nm_to_n(sender).lower(): |
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if sender_level > new_level: |
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if new_level > 100: |
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new_level = 100 |
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self.settings.bot_user_list[user] = new_level |
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print "User '%s' has been given access level %d." % (user, new_level) |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "User '%s' now has access level %d." % (user, new_level)) |
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self.tell_users(server, "User '%s' has been given access level %d." % (user, new_level), level=100, notice=True) |
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else: |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "Your level is not sufficiant for this.") |
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else: |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "You can not change this users level.") |
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else: |
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self.respond(server, sender, target, "Incorrect number of arguments.") |
