#-- vim:sw=2:et #++ # # :title: lart/praise plugin for rbot # # Author:: Michael Brailsford aka brailsmt # Author:: Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta # # Copyright:: (C) 2002 Michael Brailsford. All rights reserved. # Copyright:: (C) 2006 Giuseppe Bilotta. All rights reserved. # # License:: This plugin is licensed under the BSD license. The terms of # which follow. # # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without # modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions # are met: # # 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, # this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. # # 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the # documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. # # Purpose:: Provide for humorous larts and praises class LartPlugin < Plugin def initialize @larts = nil @praises = nil super # after intialization #set_language is called with the language set in the bot configuration # this loads the larts/praises from the registry end def load_static_files(path, suffix) entries = {} Dir.glob("#{path}/#{suffix}-*").each { |filename| language = filename[filename.rindex('-')+1..-1] entries[language] = File.readlines(filename).map(&:chomp) } entries end def set_language(lang) save @lang = lang @larts = @registry[:larts] @praises = @registry[:praises] # for migrations try to read lart from bot data first (this is usually in ~/.rbot/lart: if not @larts or not @praises log "migrate existing larts or praises from #{datafile}" @larts = load_static_files(datafile, 'larts') @praises = load_static_files(datafile, 'praises') end # without migrations, the initial data files we load from is located in the plugin directory # that is the directory in which the plugin file itself is located (.../data/rbot/plugins/ usually) if not @larts or not @praises log "load initial larts and praises from #{plugin_path}" initial_path = File.join(plugin_path, 'lart') @larts = load_static_files(initial_path, 'larts') @praises = load_static_files(initial_path, 'praises') end end def larts @larts[@lang] end def praises @praises[@lang] end def save @registry[:larts] = @larts @registry[:praises] = @praises @registry.flush end def help(plugin, topic="") "Lart: The lart plugin allows you to lart/praise someone in the channel. You can also add new larts and new praises as well as delete them. For the curious, LART is an acronym for Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool. Usage: lart [] -- larts for . praise [] -- praises for . [add|rm][lart|praise] -- Add or remove a lart or praise." end def handle_lart(m, params) lart = larts[get_msg_idx(larts.length)] if not lart m.reply "I dunno any larts" return end who = params[:who].to_s reason = params[:why] if who == "me" who = m.sourcenick end if who == @bot.nick who = m.sourcenick reason = "for trying to make me lart myself" end lart = replace_who lart, who lart << " #{reason}" unless reason.empty? m.act lart end def handle_praise(m, params) praise = praises[get_msg_idx(praises.length)] if not praise m.reply "I dunno any praises" return end who = params[:who].to_s reason = params[:why] if who == m.sourcenick || who == "me" params[:who] = m.sourcenick params[:why] = "for praising himself" handle_lart(m, params) return end praise = replace_who praise, who praise << " #{reason}" unless reason.empty? m.act praise end def handle_addlart(m, params) @larts[@lang] << params[:lart].to_s @changed = true m.okay end def handle_rmlart(m, params) @larts[@lang].delete params[:lart].to_s @changed = true m.okay end def handle_listlart(m, params) rx = Regexp.new(params[:lart].to_s, true) list = larts.grep(rx) unless list.empty? m.reply list.join(" | "), :split_at => /\s+\|\s+/ else m.reply "no lart found matching #{params[:lart]}" end end def handle_addpraise(m, params) @praises[@lang] << params[:praise].to_s @changed = true m.okay end def handle_rmpraise(m, params) @praises[@lang].delete params[:praise].to_s @changed = true m.okay end def handle_listpraise(m, params) rx = Regexp.new(params[:praise].to_s, true) list = praises.grep(rx) unless list.empty? m.reply list.join(" | "), :split_at => /\s+\|\s+/ else m.reply "no praise found matching #{params[:praise]}" end end # The following are utils for larts/praises def replace_who(msg, nick) msg.gsub(//i, "#{nick}") end def get_msg_idx(max) rand(max) end end plugin = LartPlugin.new plugin.map "lart *who [*why]", :requirements => { :why => /(?:for|because)\s+.*/ }, :action => :handle_lart plugin.map "praise *who [*why]", :requirements => { :why => /(?:for|because)\s+.*/ }, :action => :handle_praise plugin.map "addlart *lart", :action => :handle_addlart plugin.map "addpraise *praise", :action => :handle_addpraise plugin.map "rmlart *lart", :action => :handle_rmlart plugin.map "rmpraise *praise", :action => :handle_rmpraise plugin.map "listlart *lart", :action => :handle_listlart plugin.map "listpraise *praise", :action => :handle_listpraise