Improves sentence processing for karma

Changes the matching regex to grab arbitrary text between ()
for giving (or taking away) karma. Still supports single words
followed by ++/--, including usernames, and strips "," or ":"
characters from the end if a single-word match.

ex. (some sentence to give karma to)++ -> "[Karma] some sentence to give
karma to now has 1 karma"

ex. ngp:++ -> "[Karma] ngp now has 200 karma"
This commit is contained in:
Noah Pederson 2019-09-26 05:50:10 -05:00
parent c332ccc1aa
commit f70e46a198

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ from src import EventManager, ModuleManager, utils
WORD_STOP = [",", ":"]
KARMA_DELAY_SECONDS = 3
REGEX_KARMA = re.compile(r"^(?:(\S+:) )?(.*)(\+{2}|\-{2})$")
REGEX_KARMA = re.compile(r'(?:\((.+?)\)|(\S+))(\+\+|--)(\s+|$)')
@utils.export("channelset", utils.BoolSetting("karma-pattern",
"Enable/disable parsing ++/-- karma format"))
@ -78,16 +78,16 @@ class Module(ModuleManager.BaseModule):
@utils.kwarg("pattern", REGEX_KARMA)
def channel_message(self, event):
pattern = event["target"].get_setting("karma-pattern", False)
if pattern:
positive = event["match"].group(3)[0] == "+"
if not pattern:
return
positive = event["match"].group(3) == "++" # if match group 3 is ++, add karma
target = event["match"].group(2).strip().rstrip("".join(WORD_STOP))
if event["match"].group(1):
if not target:
target = event["match"].group(1)[:-1]
elif not event["server"].has_user(event["match"].group(1)[:-1]):
target = "%s %s" % (event["match"].group(1), target)
# There are two possible match groups, an arbitrary length text inside (), or a single word followed by ++/--
# group 1 is the former, group 2 is the latter
target = event["match"].group(1) if event["match"].group(1) else event["match"].group(2)
target = target.strip().rstrip("".join(WORD_STOP)) # Strips "," " " or ":" from target
# if we have a target...
if target:
success, message = self._karma(event["server"], event["user"],
target, positive)