update modules.py to use command spec (and not docstrings)
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@ -42,14 +42,12 @@ class Module(ModuleManager.BaseModule):
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% (event["user"].nickname, module.name, loaded_at, event_calls,
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% (event["user"].nickname, module.name, loaded_at, event_calls,
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event_str))
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event_str))
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@utils.hook("received.command.loadmodule", min_args=1)
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@utils.hook("received.command.loadmodule")
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@utils.kwarg("help", "Load a module")
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@utils.kwarg("permission", "loadmodule")
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@utils.spec("!<name>wordlower")
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def load(self, event):
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def load(self, event):
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"""
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name = event["spec"][0]
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:help: Load a module
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:usage: <module name>
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:permission: load-module
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"""
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name = event["args_split"][0].lower()
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if name in self.bot.modules.modules:
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if name in self.bot.modules.modules:
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raise utils.EventError("Module '%s' is already loaded" % name)
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raise utils.EventError("Module '%s' is already loaded" % name)
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definition = self._catch(name,
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definition = self._catch(name,
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@ -58,14 +56,12 @@ class Module(ModuleManager.BaseModule):
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self._catch(name, lambda: self.bot.modules.load_module(self.bot, definition))
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self._catch(name, lambda: self.bot.modules.load_module(self.bot, definition))
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event["stdout"].write("Loaded '%s'" % name)
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event["stdout"].write("Loaded '%s'" % name)
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@utils.hook("received.command.unloadmodule", min_args=1)
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@utils.hook("received.command.unloadmodule")
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@utils.kwarg("help", "Unload a module")
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@utils.kwarg("permission", "unloadmodule")
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@utils.spec("!<name>wordlower")
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def unload(self, event):
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def unload(self, event):
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"""
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name = event["spec"][0]
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:help: Unload a module
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:usage: <module name>
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:permission: unload-module
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"""
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name = event["args_split"][0].lower()
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if not name in self.bot.modules.modules:
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if not name in self.bot.modules.modules:
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raise utils.EventError("Module '%s' isn't loaded" % name)
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raise utils.EventError("Module '%s' isn't loaded" % name)
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definition = self._catch(name,
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definition = self._catch(name,
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lambda: self.bot.modules.find_module(name))
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lambda: self.bot.modules.find_module(name))
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self.bot.modules.load_module(self.bot, definition)
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self.bot.modules.load_module(self.bot, definition)
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@utils.hook("received.command.reloadmodule", min_args=1)
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@utils.hook("received.command.reloadmodule")
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@utils.kwarg("help", "Reload a module")
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@utils.kwarg("permission", "reloadmodule")
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@utils.spec("!<name>wordlower")
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def reload(self, event):
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def reload(self, event):
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"""
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name = event["spec"][0]
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:help: Reload a module
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:usage: <module name>
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:permission: reload-module
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"""
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name = event["args_split"][0].lower()
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self._catch(name, lambda: self._reload(name))
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self._catch(name, lambda: self._reload(name))
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event["stdout"].write("Reloaded '%s'" % name)
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event["stdout"].write("Reloaded '%s'" % name)
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@utils.hook("received.command.reloadallmodules")
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@utils.hook("received.command.reloadallmodules")
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@utils.kwarg("help", "Reload all modules")
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@utils.kwarg("permission", "reloadallmodules")
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def reload_all(self, event):
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def reload_all(self, event):
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"""
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:help: Reload all modules
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:permission: reload-all-modules
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"""
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result = self.bot.try_reload_modules()
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result = self.bot.try_reload_modules()
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if result.success:
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if result.success:
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event["stdout"].write(result.message)
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event["stdout"].write(result.message)
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