from __future__ import print_function import logging import os import signal import sys import time import re our_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) # For dev setups, we can find the API in the repo itself. if os.path.exists(os.path.join(our_dir, '../api/zulip')): sys.path.insert(0, '../api') from zulip import Client def exit_gracefully(signum, frame): sys.exit(0) class RateLimit(object): def __init__(self, message_limit, interval_limit): self.message_limit = message_limit self.interval_limit = interval_limit self.message_list = [] def is_legal(self): self.message_list.append(time.time()) if len(self.message_list) > self.message_limit: self.message_list.pop(0) time_diff = self.message_list[-1] - self.message_list[0] return time_diff >= self.interval_limit else: return True class BotHandlerApi(object): def __init__(self, client): # Only expose a subset of our Client's functionality user_profile = client.get_profile() self._rate_limit = RateLimit(20, 5) self._client = client try: self.full_name = user_profile['full_name'] self.email = user_profile['email'] except KeyError: logging.error('Cannot fetch user profile, make sure you have set' ' up the zuliprc file correctly.') sys.exit(1) def send_message(self, *args, **kwargs): if self._rate_limit.is_legal(): self._client.send_message(*args, **kwargs) else: logging.error('-----> !*!*!*MESSAGE RATE LIMIT REACHED, EXITING*!*!*! <-----\n' 'Is your bot trapped in an infinite loop by reacting to' ' its own messages?') sys.exit(1) def send_reply(self, message, response): if message['type'] == 'private': self.send_message(dict( type='private', to=[x['email'] for x in message['display_recipient'] if self.email != x['email']], content=response, )) else: self.send_message(dict( type='stream', to=message['display_recipient'], subject=message['subject'], content=response, )) def run_message_handler_for_bot(lib_module, quiet, config_file): # Make sure you set up your ~/.zuliprc client = Client(config_file=config_file) restricted_client = BotHandlerApi(client) message_handler = lib_module.handler_class() class StateHandler(object): def __init__(self): self.state = None def set_state(self, state): self.state = state def get_state(self): return self.state state_handler = StateHandler() if not quiet: print(message_handler.usage()) def extract_query_without_mention(message, client): """ If the bot is the first @mention in the message, then this function returns the message with the bot's @mention removed. Otherwise, it returns None. """ bot_mention = r'^@(\*\*{0}\*\*)'.format(client.full_name) start_with_mention = re.compile(bot_mention).match(message['content']) if start_with_mention is None: return None query_without_mention = message['content'][len(start_with_mention.group()):] return query_without_mention.lstrip() def is_private(message, client): # bot will not reply if the sender name is the same as the bot name # to prevent infinite loop if message['type'] == 'private': return client.full_name != message['sender_full_name'] return False def handle_message(message): logging.info('waiting for next message') # is_mentioned is true if the bot is mentioned at ANY position (not necessarily # the first @mention in the message). is_mentioned = message['is_mentioned'] is_private_message = is_private(message, restricted_client) # Strip at-mention botname from the message if is_mentioned: # message['content'] will be None when the bot's @-mention is not at the beginning. # In that case, the message shall not be handled. message['content'] = extract_query_without_mention(message=message, client=restricted_client) if message['content'] is None: return if is_private_message or is_mentioned: message_handler.handle_message( message=message, client=restricted_client, state_handler=state_handler ) signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, exit_gracefully) logging.info('starting message handling...') client.call_on_each_message(handle_message)