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JABBER-QUERYBOT
NAMEDESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
querystatus
penalty_status
System load
EXAMPLES
FILES
RESOURCES
METHODS
InMessage()
• Decode utf8 string
• Ignore message if it is from myself
• Check any systemcommands for the bot
• We process only normal text or chat type jabber messages
• If run_query() says ’error‘ we send a jabber error stanza wiht thestatus message from run_query() back to the user.
connect_server()
Set the call back functions. This functions will be executed if amessage of the types <message/> <iq/> or <presence/> are incoming.Stop()
disconnect_server()
reconnect_server()
InIQ()
InPresence()
We have a problem in Net::Jabber. An incoming message with a ‘ inresource blocks the bot. We will hotfix that for the moment.
• Send presence to user
sendPresence()
systemcommands()
• Send statistic information to the user if he types ’!status‘
get_barejid()
calcualte_stats()
jabber_set_presence()
jabber_send_message()
set_wakeup_mode()
penalty_handler()
Bot admin got everytime an answer.jabber_add_footer()
calcualte_elapsed_time()
sendError()
system_load_check()
connect_bot()
check_before_start()
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
NAME
jabber-querybot - a modular perl jabber bot
DESCRIPTION
jabber-querybot connects a jabber account and wait for messages. If a message comes in, it forward it to your self programmend modul. The return string of your module, jabber-querybot send it back to the jabber sender.
It is designed to be re-usable and to make it easy to write small Jabber bots that do one thing and do it well. A simple concept with a lot of examples and experiences are implemented.
1. Create a jabber account on a jabber-server around
2. Create a bot application:
cd examples
cp Querymodule.pm /etc/jabber-querybot/Mybot.pm
cd /etc/jabber-querybot
ln -s Mybot.pm Querymodule.pm
Modify login parameters to your jabber-bot-account
vim Mybot.pm
our $hostname =
"swissjabber.ch";
our $user = "";
our $password = "";
our $ident = "Testbot";
our $bot_admin = "\@swissjabber.ch";
our $port = "5222";
our $timeout = "5";
our $service_name = "$user\@$hostname";
our $bot_description = "Bot help title
Bot description";
For each jabber message, jabber-querybot will execute sub run_query, that you can write here your application.
You can control how your jabber response will be:
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error = error message stanza |
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presence = error as presence stanza |
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ignore = ignore message |
OPTIONS
jabber-querybot has a lot of variables which you can easy modify for what you need:
querystatus
$querystatus = [ 0 | 1 ]
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0 = Bot will not proceed any incoming jabber messages. |
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1 = Bot will proceed incoming messages. |
penalty_status
If the bot has too much workload, it goes to penalty status and wait some time until his status change back to normal.
$timer_reconnect_default = 21600
Every 21600 seconds (6 hours) the bot will shutdown automatically, wait 10 seconds and starting up again.
$timer_auto_query = 0
If you set in your module this variable to 60, the bot will every 60 seconds call the function run_auto_query() which you may use for several things.
System load
If your systems load is >=6, this bot will shutdown the jabber connection and check every 10 seconds systems load. If load <=2, bot will start over.
EXAMPLES
/usr/share/doc/jabber-querybot/examples/Testbot.pm
FILES
/etc/jabber-querybot/Querymodule.pm
/usr/bin/jabber-querybot
RESOURCES
http://github.com/micressor/jabber-querybot/
METHODS
InMessage()
An incoming jabber message to the bot will hook this function.
connect_server()
This function connects to the jabber server with the given credentials from Querymodule.pm.
Set the call back functions. This functions will be executed if amessage of the types <message/> <iq/> or <presence/> are incoming.Stop()
Shutdown jabber connection and exit main program
disconnect_server()
Only disconnect from the jabber-server.
reconnect_server()
Reconnect and create a log entry.
InIQ()
We do not proceed any iq (information query), this is only for statisic.
InPresence()
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Increment timer overload |
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Do not process message if we are overloaded penalty_handler() . |
We have a problem in Net::Jabber. An incoming message with a ‘ inresource blocks the bot. We will hotfix that for the moment.
A subscription type ‘subscribe‘ is incoming. Send ‘subscribed‘ tho the user and say hello ;)
• Send presence to user
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Remove subscription if a user remove this bot from his roster
sendPresence()
Send presence information to user
systemcommands()
get_barejid()
Remove resource id from a jabber id.
calcualte_stats()
Calculate message statistics
jabber_set_presence()
Set new presence if we have another presence status or we have set the force flag (for transport presence).
jabber_send_message()
This function send all jabber messages which are outgoing from the jabber-querybot.
set_wakeup_mode()
Set jabber presence via jabber_set_presence()
penalty_handler()
This function checks if the bot is overloaded with incoming mesages and reject if it is. Two times that’s ok so 2:1 because while in main.
Bot admin got everytime an answer.jabber_add_footer()
Add footer to the processed message.
calcualte_elapsed_time()
Calculate elapsed worktime for a query
sendError()
sendError($message, $from, $to, 404, "text");
system_load_check()
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Calculate system load |
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If load is too high shutdown bot. |
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If load is ok, starting up bot |
connect_bot()
Connect bot and initialize all timers.
check_before_start()
Check configuration variables in Querybotmodule.pm and give answer if anything does not match or is missing.
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Marco Balmer <marco@balmer.name>
The Debian packaging is licensed under the GPL, see ‘/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-3’.