Now this bot follows our latest structure for contrib_bots.
Switched the dependencies instructions, to install "google" rather than
"google-api-python-client".
Added all the search terms to the query (not only the first one).
Add one function (get_bot_botname_response()) that generates response
from the given input and replies back to the handle_message with the final
content of response to be sent. Also add code to bots(except followup) to
reply to private messages along with stream messages.
To make all bots consistent add shared function in bot_lib.py
to check if this bot is called. All bots respond to at-mention of
the bot instead of their specific names.
Now all the bots that are stored in contrib_bots are in the
same file/directory format.
The format is specified here #3427. Add tests.py file for encrypt_bot as well.
Fixes#3427.
Incorrect Index access in wikipedia.py resulted in IndexError and
wikipedia bot to crash for few queries. This causes the bug to be fixed.
Replaced url to avoid 2 redirects and enhance performance.
Fixes: #3508.
In order to make the layout of all bots consistent, this commit
moves each bot into a folder with its name and modifies 'run.py'
so that only bots with such a structure can be executed. 'lib'
gets renamed to 'bots'.
This commit fixes a bug with deleting directories,
prettifies the program's path output, and adds the
commands 'cd' (without 'cd ..') , 'rmdir' and 'pwd'.
Splitting out some of the bot functions into a library
will make it easier for heavily customized bots to have
their own version of run.py, instead of the shared one
that we use for everyone now. If they use bot_lib.py
directly, they will still most likely conform to
the "Handler" interface as long as they call
run_message_handler_for_bot.
Most bots should continue to use contrib_bots/run.py
for now.
Pressing control-c while run.py is being executed has terminated the
script, but threw an ugly traceback. To signal the user that his
method of exit was appropriate, we handle control-c calling exit(0).
'contribot_bots' should only provide a restricted access to the
client API, yet 'client' and 'rate_limit were fully exposed. While
not fully restricting access to those objects, this commits hides
them with prepending underscores.
To prevent bots from accidently entering an infinite message loop,
where they send messages as a reacting to their own messages,
this commit adds the RateLimit class to run.py. It specifies how
many messages can be sent in a given time interval. If this rate
is exceeded, run.py exits with an error.
Fixes#3210.
Now the development API (which is inside the repo, api/) is used when the envionment is a development one.
Credits to Steve Howell (@showell) for the instructions on how to fix this.
Aditya Bansal
Yago González
Tim Abbott
royabouhamad
Abhijeet Kaur
Umair Khan
sinwar
Steve Howell
Robert Hönig
ParthMahawar
Juan Verhook
Maydha K
Jackson
Vamshi Balanaga
Uma
Tommy Ip
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