Added Mastodon module

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Ville Ranki 2020-08-06 14:23:50 +03:00
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httpx = "*"
PyYAML = "==5.3"
wolframalpha = "*"
Mastodon-py = "*"
[dev-packages]
pylint = "*"

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If enabled, Jitsi calls created with Matrix clients will be sent as text messages
to rooms, allowing non-matrix users to join them.
Note: Currently supports only calls placed from Element Web. Android version
sends different messages and has not yet been reverse engineered.
### Mastodon
Send toots to Mastodon. You can login to Mastodon with the bot and toot with it. Login is
personal - it's mapped to your Matrix ID. You can limit usage to bot owners only or make
it public.
Commands:
* !md status - print status of mastodon module
* !md login [instanceurl] [e-mail] [password] - log in your Matrix user to mastodon instance (do in private chat!)
* !md toot [toot] - send a toot message
* !md logout - log out the user from the bot
* !md setpublic - ANY user can use login command to login and use the Mastodon module (must be done as bot owner)
* !md setprivate - Only bot owners can use Mastodon module (default) (must be done as bot owner)
Example of login command:
* !md login https://my.instance/ me@email.invalid r00tm3
## Bot setup
* Create a Matrix user

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from mastodon import Mastodon
from modules.common.module import BotModule
class MatrixModule(BotModule):
apps = dict() # instance url <-> [app_id, app_secret]
logins = dict() # mxid <-> [username, accesstoken, instanceurl]
public = False
async def matrix_message(self, bot, room, event):
args = event.body.split()
args.pop(0)
if len(args) >= 1:
if args[0] == "toot":
if not self.public:
bot.must_be_owner(event)
toot_body = " ".join(args[1:])
if event.sender in self.logins.keys():
username = self.logins[event.sender][0]
accesstoken = self.logins[event.sender][1]
instanceurl = self.logins[event.sender][2]
toottodon = Mastodon(
access_token = accesstoken,
api_base_url = instanceurl
)
tootdict = toottodon.toot(toot_body)
print(tootdict)
await bot.send_text(room, tootdict['url'])
else:
await bot.send_text(room, f'{event.sender} has not logged in yet with the bot. Please do so.')
return
if len(args) == 4:
if args[0] == "login":
if not self.public:
bot.must_be_owner(event)
mxid = event.sender
instanceurl = args[1]
username = args[2]
password = args[3]
if not instanceurl in self.apps.keys():
app = Mastodon.create_app(f'Hemppa The Bot - {bot.client.user}', api_base_url = instanceurl)
self.apps[instanceurl] = [app[0], app[1]]
bot.save_settings()
await bot.send_text(room, f'Registered Mastodon app on {instanceurl}')
mastodon = Mastodon(client_id = self.apps[instanceurl][0], client_secret = self.apps[instanceurl][1], api_base_url = instanceurl)
access_token = mastodon.log_in(username, password)
self.logins[mxid] = [username, access_token, instanceurl]
bot.save_settings()
await bot.send_text(room, f'Logged into {instanceurl} as {username}')
return
if len(args) == 1:
if args[0] == "status":
await bot.send_text(room, f'{len(self.logins)} users logged in, app registered on {len(self.apps)} instances, public use enabled: {self.public}')
if args[0] == "logout":
if event.sender in self.logins.keys():
# TODO: Is there a way to invalidate the access token with API?
del self.logins[event.sender]
bot.save_settings()
await bot.send_text(room, f'{event.sender} login data removed from the bot.')
if args[0] == "setpublic":
bot.must_be_owner(event)
self.public = True
bot.save_settings()
await bot.send_text(room, f'Mastodon usage is now public use')
if args[0] == "setprivate":
bot.must_be_owner(event)
self.public = False
bot.save_settings()
await bot.send_text(room, f'Mastodon usage is now restricted to bot owners')
def get_settings(self):
data = super().get_settings()
data['apps'] = self.apps
data['logins'] = self.logins
data['public'] = self.public
return data
def set_settings(self, data):
super().set_settings(data)
if data.get("apps"):
self.apps = data["apps"]
if data.get("logins"):
self.logins = data["logins"]
if data.get("public"):
self.public = data["public"]
def help(self):
return ('Mastodon')