earwigbot/earwigbot/irc/watcher.py

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import imp

from earwigbot.irc import IRCConnection, RC

__all__ = ["Watcher"]

class Watcher(IRCConnection):
    """
    EarwigBot's IRC Watcher Component

    The IRC watcher runs on a wiki recent-changes server and listens for
    edits. Users cannot interact with this part of the bot. When an event
    occurs, we run it through some rules stored in our config, which can result
    in wiki bot tasks being started or messages being sent to channels on the
    IRC frontend.
    """

    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.bot = bot
        self.logger = bot.logger.getChild("watcher")

        cf = bot.config.irc["watcher"]
        base = super(Watcher, self)
        base.__init__(cf["host"], cf["port"], cf["nick"], cf["ident"],
                      cf["realname"])
        self._prepare_process_hook()
        self._connect()

    def _process_message(self, line):
        """Process a single message from IRC."""
        line = line.strip().split()

        if line[1] == "PRIVMSG":
            chan = line[2]

            # Ignore messages originating from channels not in our list, to
            # prevent someone PMing us false data:
            if chan not in self.bot.config.irc["watcher"]["channels"]:
                return

            msg = " ".join(line[3:])[1:]
            rc = RC(msg)  # New RC object to store this event's data
            rc.parse()  # Parse a message into pagenames, usernames, etc.
            self._process_rc_event(rc)

        # If we are pinged, pong back:
        elif line[0] == "PING":
            self.pong(line[1])

        # When we've finished starting up, join all watcher channels:
        elif line[1] == "376":
            for chan in self.bot.config.irc["watcher"]["channels"]:
                self.join(chan)

    def _prepare_process_hook(self):
        """Create our RC event process hook from information in config.

        This will get put in the function self._process_hook, which takes the
        Bot object and an RC object and returns a list of frontend channels to
        report this event to.
        """
        # Set a default RC process hook that does nothing:
        self._process_hook = lambda rc: ()
        try:
            rules = self.bot.config.data["rules"]
        except KeyError:
            return
        module = imp.new_module("_rc_event_processing_rules")
        path = self.bot.config.path
        try:
            exec compile(rules, path, "exec") in module.__dict__
        except Exception:
            e = "Could not compile config file's RC event rules:"
            self.logger.exception(e)
            return
        self._process_hook_module = module
        try:
            self._process_hook = module.process
        except AttributeError:
            e = "RC event rules compiled correctly, but no process(bot, rc) function was found"
            self.logger.error(e)
            return

    def _process_rc_event(self, rc):
        """Process a recent change event from IRC (or, an RC object).

        The actual processing is configurable, so we don't have that hard-coded
        here. We simply call our process hook (self._process_hook), created by
        self._prepare_process_hook() from information in the "rules" section of
        our config.
        """
        chans = self._process_hook(self.bot, rc)
        with self.bot.component_lock:
            frontend = self.bot.frontend
            if chans and frontend and not frontend.is_stopped():
                pretty = rc.prettify()
                for chan in chans:
                    frontend.say(chan, pretty)