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More accurate detect permission to talk in group chats

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eleksir
2020-09-12 00:37:11 +03:00
parent e7f0eaeceb
commit 476519efc8
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lib/telegrambot.pm
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@@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ $VERSION = "1.0";
my $c = loadConf(); my $c = loadConf();
my $hailo; my $hailo;
my $myid;
# guess it later
my $can_talk = 0;
has token => $c->{telegrambot}->{token}; has token => $c->{telegrambot}->{token};
@@ -33,9 +36,44 @@ sub __cron {
sub __on_msg { sub __on_msg {
my ($self, $msg) = @_; my ($self, $msg) = @_;
unless ($myid) {
my $myObj = Telegram::Bot::Brain::getMe($self);
$myid = $myObj->id;
}
if ($msg->{'chat'}->can('id')) {
my $chatid = $msg->{'chat'}->id;
my $group_talk = 0;
# because of bot api restriction there is no events about changing permissions in chat sent to bot
# so before sending any answer, we should check if we can do so
# N.B. there is situation when we do not recieve any messages from chat: if we are in exception list, even if it allows any kind of events for bot
# If we are just member of chat, it looks like we obey general chat restrictions, so we need only to query getChat in this case
# If we admin, we can get|send messages even if group by itself disallows it.
# works only for public chats, so id shoud be < 0.
if ($chatid < 0) {
my $chatobj = getChat ($self, $chatid);
# actually evaluates to 1 for true and to 0 for false
$group_talk = int ($chatobj->{permissions}->{can_send_messages});
}
my $chatObj = getChatMember ($self, $chatid, $myid);
if ($chatObj->{'status'} eq 'administrator') {
$can_talk = 1;
} else {
$can_talk = $group_talk;
}
}
my $phrase; my $phrase;
if ($msg->{'new_chat_members'}) { if (($msg->{'new_chat_members'}) && $can_talk) {
# we have newcommers here # we have newcommers here
my $newcommer; my $newcommer;
@@ -159,7 +197,7 @@ sub __on_msg {
} }
} }
if (defined($reply) && $reply ne '') { if (defined($reply) && $reply ne '' && $can_talk) {
# work a bit more on input phrase # work a bit more on input phrase
$phrase = trim($phrase); $phrase = trim($phrase);
@@ -181,7 +219,11 @@ sub __on_msg {
logger ("reply with: $reply"); logger ("reply with: $reply");
$msg->reply($reply); $msg->reply($reply);
} else { } else {
logger ("no reply"); if ($can_talk) {
logger ("no reply");
} else {
logger ("Can't talk, but reply is: $reply");
}
} }
# should be channel, so we can't talk # should be channel, so we can't talk
@@ -200,7 +242,7 @@ sub init {
my $self = shift; my $self = shift;
$self->add_listener(\&__on_msg); $self->add_listener(\&__on_msg);
# $self->add_repeating_task(900, \&__cron); # $self->add_repeating_task(900, \&__cron);
} }
sub run_telegrambot { sub run_telegrambot {
@@ -211,6 +253,41 @@ sub run_telegrambot {
} }
} }
# complete framework with our getChat()
sub getChat {
my $self = shift;
my $id = shift;
my $send_args = {};
$send_args->{chat_id} = $id;
my $token = $self->token;
my $url = "https://api.telegram.org/bot${token}/getChat";
my $api_response = $self->_post_request($url, $send_args);
# we seek for permissions, when making call to this subroutine, but
# framework does just omits it, when creating object from hash, so
# pick raw json object instead
#return Telegram::Bot::Object::User->create_from_hash($api_response, $self);
return $api_response;
}
# complete framework with our getChatMember()
sub getChatMember {
my $self = shift;
my $chatid = shift;
my $userid = shift;
my $send_args = {};
$send_args->{chat_id} = $chatid;
$send_args->{user_id} = $userid;
my $token = $self->token;
my $url = "https://api.telegram.org/bot${token}/getChatMember";
my $api_response = $self->_post_request($url, $send_args);
# return Telegram::Bot::Object::User->create_from_hash($api_response, $self);
return $api_response;
}
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