pincer.client

Complexity

Total Complexity

20

Size/Duplication

Total Lines	362
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6 Methods

Rating	Name	Duplication	Size	Complexity
A	Client.event_handler()	0	24	3
A	Client.event()	0	74	4
B	Client.handle_middleware()	0	51	5
A	Client.on_ready_middleware()	0	9	1
A	Client.__init__()	0	22	1
A	Client.http()	0	22	1

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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from __future__ import annotations


import logging

from asyncio import iscoroutinefunction

from typing import Optional, Any, Union, Dict, Tuple, List


from pincer import __package__

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from pincer._config import events

from pincer.core.dispatch import GatewayDispatch

from pincer.core.gateway import Dispatcher

from pincer.core.http import HTTPClient

from pincer.exceptions import InvalidEventName

from pincer.objects import User

from pincer.utils.extraction import get_index

from pincer.utils.insertion import should_pass_cls

from pincer.utils.types import Coro


_log = logging.getLogger(__package__)


middleware_type = Optional[Union[Coro, Tuple[str, List[Any], Dict[str, Any]]]]

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_events: Dict[str, Optional[Union[str, Coro]]] = {}


for event in events:

    event_final_executor = f"on_{event}"


    # Event middleware for the library.

    # Function argument is a payload (GatewayDispatch).


    # The function must return a string which

    # contains the main event key.


    # As second value a list with arguments,

    # and thee third value value must be a dictionary.

    # The last two are passed on as *args and **kwargs.


    # NOTE: These return values must be passed as a tuple!

    _events[event] = event_final_executor


    # The registered event by the client. Do not manually overwrite.

    _events[event_final_executor] = None



def middleware(call: str, *, override: bool = False):

    """

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    Middleware are methods which can be registered with this decorator.

    These methods are invoked before any ``on_`` event.

    As the ``on_`` event is the final call.


    A default call exists for all events, but some might already be in

    use by the library.


    If you know what you are doing, you can override these default

    middleware methods by passing the override parameter.


    The method to which this decorator is registered must be a coroutine,

    and it must return a tuple with the following format\:


    .. code-block:: python


        tuple(

            key for next middleware or final event [str],

            args for next middleware/event which will be passed as *args

                [list(Any)],

            kwargs for next middleware/event which will be passed as

                **kwargs [dict(Any)]

        )


    One parameter is passed to the middleware. This parameter is the

    payload parameter which is of type :class:`~.core.dispatch.GatewayDispatch`.

    This contains the response from the discord API.


    :Implementation example:


    .. code-block:: pycon


        >>> @middleware("ready", override=True)

        >>> async def custom_ready(payload: GatewayDispatch):

        >>>     return "on_ready", [User.from_dict(payload.data.get("user"))]


        >>> @Client.event

        >>> async def on_ready(bot: User):

        >>>     print(f"Signed in as {bot}")



    :param call:

        The call where the method should be registered.


    Keyword Arguments:


    :param override:

        Setting this to True will allow you to override existing

        middleware. Usage of this is discouraged, but can help you out

        of some situations.

    """


    def decorator(func: Coro):

        if override:

            _log.warning(

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                f"Middleware overriding has been enabled for `{call}`."

                " This might cause unexpected behaviour."

            )


        if not override and callable(_events.get(call)):

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The variable call does not seem to be defined.

            raise RuntimeError(

                f"Middleware event with call `{call}` has "

                "already been registered"

            )


        async def wrapper(cls, payload: GatewayDispatch):

            _log.debug("`%s` middleware has been invoked", call)


            return await (

                func(cls, payload)

                if should_pass_cls(func)

                else await func(payload)

            )


        _events[call] = wrapper

        return wrapper


    return decorator



class Client(Dispatcher):

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    def __init__(self, token: str):

        """

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        The client is the main instance which is between the programmer

            and the discord API.


        This client represents your bot.


        :param token:

            The secret bot token which can be found in

            `<https://discord.com/developers/applications/\<bot_id\>/bot>`_

        """

        # TODO: Implement intents

TODO and FIXME comments should generally be avoided.

        super().__init__(

            token,

            handlers={

                # Use this event handler for opcode 0.

                0: self.event_handler

            }

        )


        self.bot: Optional[User] = None

        self.__token = token


    @property

    def http(self):

        """

        Returns a http client with the current client its

        authentication credentials.


        :Usage example:


        .. code-block:: pycon


            >>> async with self.http as client:

            >>>     await client.post(

            ...         '<endpoint>',

            ...         {

            ...             "foo": "bar",

            ...             "bar": "baz",

            ...             "baz": "foo"

            ...         }

            ...    )


        """

        return HTTPClient(self.__token)


    @staticmethod

    def event(coroutine: Coro):

        """

        Register a Discord gateway event listener. This event will get

        called when the client receives a new event update from Discord

        which matches the event name.


        The event name gets pulled from your method name, and this must

        start with ``on_``. This forces you to write clean and consistent

        code.


        This decorator can be used in and out of a class, and all

        event methods must be coroutines. *(async)*


        :Example usage:


        .. code-block:: pycon


            >>> # Function based

            >>> from pincer import Client

            >>>

            >>> client = Client("token")

            >>>

            >>> @client.event

            >>> async def on_ready():

            ...     print(f"Signed in as {client.bot}")

            >>>

            >>> if __name__ == "__main__":

            ...     client.run()


        .. code-block :: pycon


            >>> # Class based

            >>> from pincer import Client

            >>>

            >>> class BotClient(Client):

            ...     @Client.event

            ...     async def on_ready(self):

            ...         print(f"Signed in as {self.bot}")

            >>>

            >>> if __name__ == "__main__":

            ...     BotClient("token").run()



        :param coroutine: # TODO: add info


        :raises TypeError:

            If the method is not a coroutine.


        :raises InvalidEventName:

            If the event name does not start with ``on_``, has already

            been registered or is not a valid event name.

        """


        if not iscoroutinefunction(coroutine):

            raise TypeError(

                "Any event which is registered must be a coroutine function"

            )


        name: str = coroutine.__name__.lower()


        if not name.startswith("on_"):

            raise InvalidEventName(

                f"The event `{name}` its name must start with `on_`"

            )


        if _events.get(name) is not None:

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            raise InvalidEventName(

                f"The event `{name}` has already been registered or is not "

                f"a valid event name."

            )


        _events[name] = coroutine

        return coroutine


    async def handle_middleware(

            self,

            payload: GatewayDispatch,

            key: str,

            *args,

            **kwargs

    ) -> Tuple[Optional[Coro], List[Any], Dict[str, Any]]:

        """

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        Handles all middleware recursively. Stops when it has found an

        event name which starts with ``on_``.


        :param payload:

            The original payload for the event.


        :param key:

            The index of the middleware in ``_events``.


        :param \*args:

            The arguments which will be passed to the middleware.


        :param \*\*kwargs:

            The named arguments which will be passed to the middleware.


        :return:

            A tuple where the first element is the final executor

            (so the event) its index in ``_events``. The second and third

            element are the ``*args`` and ``**kwargs`` for the event.

        """

        ware: middleware_type = _events.get(key)

        next_call, arguments, params = ware, list(), dict()


        if iscoroutinefunction(ware):

            extractable = await ware(self, payload, *args, **kwargs)


            if not isinstance(extractable, tuple):

                raise RuntimeError(

                    f"Return type from `{key}` middleware must be tuple. "

                )


            next_call = get_index(extractable, 0, "")

            arguments = get_index(extractable, 1, list())

            params = get_index(extractable, 2, dict())


        if next_call is None:

            raise RuntimeError(f"Middleware `{key}` has not been registered.")


        return (

            (next_call, arguments, params)

            if next_call.startswith("on_")

            else await self.handle_middleware(

                payload, next_call, *arguments, **params

            )

        )


    async def event_handler(self, _, payload: GatewayDispatch):

        """

        Handles all payload events with opcode 0.


        :param _:

            Socket param, but this isn't required for this handler. So

            its just a filler parameter, doesn't matter what is passed.


        :param payload:

            The payload sent from the Discord gateway, this contains the

            required data for the client to know what event it is and

            what specifically happened.

        """

        event_name = payload.event_name.lower()


        key, args, kwargs = await self.handle_middleware(payload, event_name)


        call = _events.get(key)


        if iscoroutinefunction(call):

            if should_pass_cls(call):

                await call(self, *args, **kwargs)

            else:

                await call(*args, **kwargs)


    @middleware("ready")

    async def on_ready_middleware(self, payload: GatewayDispatch):

        """

        Middleware for ``on_ready`` event.


        :param payload: The data received from the ready event.

        """

        self.bot = User.from_dict(payload.data.get("user"))

        return "on_ready",

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Bot = Client