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#!/bin/bash
IRCBOT_VERSION=0.1.0
# Modular IRC bot framework in bash
#
# Modules should be ./modules/*.bash
#
# Run as `bash ircbot.bash path/to/config.bash`
# Exposed variables:
#
# IRCBOT_MODULE
# the name of the current module
#
# IRCBOT_VERSION
# the version of the bot
#
# See config.bash for other exposed variables
# Exposed functions:
#
# verbose $format $args...
# log a message prefixed with the current module name to stderr (and error
# log if using modules/log); same arguments as printf
#
# parse_source_nick $source
# prints nick from source; returns 1 when no nick
#
# parse_source_user $source
# prints username from source; returns 1 when no username
#
# parse_source_host $source
# prints hostname from source; returns 1 when no hostname
#
# parse_targeted_nick $msg
# prints targeted nick (message prefixed with "nick: " or "nick, ") from a PRIVMSG message
#
# parse_targeted_msg $msg
# prints message part of a targeted message (all but the "nick: " or "nick, " prefix) from a PRIVMSG message
#
# parse_ctcp_command $msg
# prints the CTCP command from a PRIVMSG message; returns 1 if not valid CTCP message
#
# parse_ctcp_message $msg
# prints the CTCP message from a PRIVMSG message; returns 1 if not valid CTCP message
#
# trimrn
# removes all linebreaks and carriage returns from stdin
#
# indexof $haystack $needle
# prints the index of $needle in $haystack or -1 if not found
#
# sendmsg $command $args...
# sends an IRC command; only the last argument may contain spaces
#
set -euo pipefail
IRCBOT_MODULE=ircbot
_events=(connect disconnect readmsg sendmsg privmsg dm ctcp self_join self_kick self_part self_invite)
verbose() {
if [ -n "$IRCBOT_VERBOSE" ] && [ "$IRCBOT_VERBOSE" -ne 0 ]; then
printf "[%s] $1\n" "$IRCBOT_MODULE" "${@:2}" >&2
fi
}
connect() {
if ! exec 3<>"/dev/tcp/$IRCBOT_HOST/$IRCBOT_PORT"; then
return $?
fi
if ! sendmsg NICK "$IRCBOT_NICK"; then
return $?
fi
if ! sendmsg USER "$IRCBOT_LOGIN 8 *" "$IRCBOT_REALNAME"; then
return $?
fi
return 0
}
#nick!login@host
# 1-nick, 2-login, 3-host
_source_regex='^\([^!]\+\)!\([^@]\+\)@\(.*\)$'
parse_source_nick() { # args: $1 - source
sed "s/$_source_regex/\\1/" <<< "$1"
}
parse_source_login() { # args: $1 - source
sed "s/$_source_regex/\\2/" <<< "$1"
}
parse_source_host() { # args: $1 - source
sed "s/$_source_regex/\\3/" <<< "$1"
}
_ctcp_regex='^\x01\([A-Za-z]\+\) \?\([^\x01]*\)\x01$'
parse_ctcp_command() { # args: $1 - PRIVMSG message
local ctcp
ctcp="$(sed "s/$_ctcp_regex/\\U\\1/" <<< "$1")"
if [[ $ctcp != "$1" ]]; then
printf "%s\n" "$ctcp"
return 0
fi
return 1
}
parse_ctcp_message() { # args: $1 - PRIVMSG message
local msg
msg="$(sed "s/$_ctcp_regex/\\2/" <<< "$1")"
if [[ $msg != "$1" ]]; then
printf "%s\n" "$ctcp"
return 0
fi
return 1
}
_targeted_regex='^\([^ /|,!:]\+\)[:,] \(.\+\)'
parse_targeted_nick() { # args: $1 - PRIVMSG message
local target
target="$(sed "s/$_targeted_regex/\\1/" <<< "$1")"
if [[ -n $target && $target != "$1" ]]; then
sed : <<< "$target"
return 0
fi
return 1
}
parse_targeted_msg() { # args: $1 - PRIVMSG message
local target
target="$(sed "s/$_targeted_regex/\\2/" <<< "$1")"
if [[ -n $target && $target != "$1" ]]; then
sed : <<< "$target"
return 0
fi
return 1
}
trimrn() { # no args, put input to stdin
#sed -e 's/\r//g' -e 's/\n//g' -e 1q
tr -d '\r\n'
}
indexof() { # args: $1 - haystack, $2 - needle
local str search i
str="$1"
search="$2"
i=0;
while :; do
if ((i >= ${#str})); then
i=-1
break
fi
if [[ ${str:$i:1} == "$search" ]]; then
break
fi
((i++))
done
echo "$i"
}
sendmsg() { # args: $1 - command, $2... - args (any number)
local msg oldifs cmd args
msg="$(sed 's/.*/\U&/' <<< "$1")"
cmd="$msg"
shift
args=("$@")
if [[ $# -gt 1 ]]; then
oldifs="$IFS"
IFS=' '
msg="$msg ${*:1:(($#-1))}"
IFS="$oldifs"
shift $(($#-1))
fi
if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
msg="$msg :$1"
fi
msg="$(trimrn <<< "$msg" | sed 's/^\(.\{,'"$IRCBOT_MAX_LINE_LENGTH"'\}\).*/\1/')"
if ! _trigger sendmsg "$msg" "$cmd" "${args[@]}"; then
return $?
fi
printf "%s\r\n" "$msg" >&3
return $?
}
_readmsg() {
local line
IFS= read -r -u 3 -t "${IRCBOT_READ_TIMEOUT:-300}" line
success=$?
printf "%s\n" "$line" | trimrn
return $success
}
_readloop() {
local orig msg src cmd args pos
while :; do
if ! msg="$(_readmsg)"; then
verbose 'disconnected from server'
return 1
fi
orig="$msg"
# has source?
src=
if [[ ${msg:0:1} == : ]]; then
pos="$(indexof "$msg" ' ')"
if [[ $pos -lt 0 ]]; then
return 1
fi
src="${msg:1:$pos}"
((++pos))
msg="${msg:$pos}"
fi
# grab the command
pos="$(indexof "$msg" ' ')"
if [[ $pos -lt 0 ]]; then
cmd="$msg"
msg=
else
cmd="${msg:0:$pos}"
((++pos))
msg="${msg:$pos}"
fi
# parse args, ending when no more spaces or on last arg starting with :
args=()
while :; do
if [[ ${msg:0:1} = : ]]; then
args+=("${msg:1}")
break
fi
pos="$(indexof "$msg" ' ')"
if [[ $pos -lt 0 ]]; then
args+=("$msg")
break
fi
args+=("${msg:0:$pos}")
((++pos))
msg="${msg:$pos}"
done
#printf "raw: '%s'\n" "$orig"
#printf "source: '%s'\n" "$src"
#printf "nick: '%s'\n" "$(parse_source_nick "$src")"
#printf "command: '%s'\n" "$cmd"
#printf "args:\n"
#printf " %s\n" "${args[@]}"
#echo
_handle_msg "$orig" "$src" "$cmd" "${args[@]}"
done
}
_handle_msg() { # args: $1 - raw message, $2 - source, $3 - command, $4... - args
local orig src cmd args nick where who why msg ctcp
orig="$1"
src="$2"
cmd="$3"
args=("${@:4}")
_trigger readmsg "$orig" "$src" "$cmd" "${args[@]}"
# XXX sometimes, you have to respond to a PING before registering
if [[ $_pre_register != 0 && $cmd != NOTICE && $cmd != PING ]]; then
_pre_register=0
_trigger connect
fi
case "$cmd" in
JOIN)
nick="$(parse_source_nick "$src")"
where="${args[0]:-}"
if [[ $nick == "$IRCBOT_NICK" ]]; then
_trigger self_join "$where"
fi
;;
KICK)
nick="$(parse_source_nick "$src")"
who="${args[0]}"
where="${args[1]}"
why="${args[2]:-}"
if [[ $who == "$IRCBOT_NICK" ]]; then
_trigger self_kick "$src" "$where" "$why"
fi
;;
PART)
nick="$(parse_source_nick "$src")"
where="${args[0]}"
why="${args[1]:-}"
if [[ $nick == "$IRCBOT_NICK" ]]; then
_trigger self_part "$where" "$why"
fi
;;
INVITE)
nick="$(parse_source_nick "$src")"
who="${args[0]}"
where="${args[1]}"
if [[ $who == "$IRCBOT_NICK" ]]; then
_trigger self_invite "$src" "$where"
fi
;;
433)
verbose 'nick %s is already taken' "$IRCBOT_NICK"
#exit 1
return # as if disconnected
;;
PRIVMSG)
where="${args[0]}"
msg="${args[1]}"
_trigger privmsg "$src" "$where" "$msg"
if [[ $where == "$IRCBOT_NICK" ]]; then
_trigger dm "$src" "$msg"
if ctcp="$(parse_ctcp_command "$msg")"; then
_trigger ctcp "$src" "$ctcp" "$(parse_ctcp_message "$msg")"
fi
fi
;;
esac
}
_trigger() { # args: $1 - event, $2... - event args
local mod ev fn ret
ev="$1"
shift
ret=0
for mod in "${IRCBOT_MODULES[@]}"; do
fn="_module_${mod}_on_${ev}"
if declare -F "$fn" >/dev/null; then
IRCBOT_MODULE="$mod"
if ! "$fn" "$@"; then
ret=$?
fi
IRCBOT_MODULE=ircbot
fi
done
return "$ret"
}
_load_modules() {
local mod ev
for mod in "${IRCBOT_MODULES[@]}"; do
IRCBOT_MODULE="$mod"
source "modules/$mod.bash"
IRCBOT_MODULE=ircbot
verbose "sourced module %s" "$mod"
for ev in "${_events[@]}"; do
if declare -F "on_${ev}" >/dev/null; then
# this is kinda evil
eval "$(echo "_module_${mod}_on_${ev}()"; declare -f "on_${ev}" | tail -n +2)"
unset -f "on_${ev}"
verbose "module %s installed handler %s" "$mod" "$ev"
fi
done
done
}
_main() { # args: $1 - config file
source "$1"
_load_modules
while :; do
if connect; then
#_trigger connect
verbose 'connected'
sleep "${IRCBOT_SLEEP_CONNECT:-0}"
_pre_register=1
_readloop
fi
_trigger disconnect
verbose 'reconnecting in %d seconds...' "${IRCBOT_SLEEP_RECONNECT:-10}"
sleep "${IRCBOT_SLEEP_RECONNECT:-10}"
done
}
_main "$@"