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Move checks in Context to extension methods

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Ske 2020-07-01 18:18:38 +02:00
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commit 53036da6a5
2 changed files with 54 additions and 44 deletions
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PluralKit.Bot/CommandSystem/Context.cs
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@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ using App.Metrics;
using Autofac;
using DSharpPlus;
using DSharpPlus.Entities;
using DSharpPlus.Exceptions;
@ -241,43 +240,6 @@ namespace PluralKit.Bot
return $"Member not found. Note that a member ID is 5 characters long.";
}
public Context CheckSystem()
{
if (_senderSystem == null)
throw Errors.NoSystemError;
return this;
}
public Context CheckNoSystem()
{
if (_senderSystem != null)
throw Errors.ExistingSystemError;
return this;
}
public Context CheckOwnMember(PKMember member)
{
if (member.System != _senderSystem.Id)
throw Errors.NotOwnMemberError;
return this;
}
public Context CheckAuthorPermission(Permissions neededPerms, string permissionName)
{
// TODO: can we always assume Author is a DiscordMember? I would think so, given they always come from a
// message received event...
var hasPerms = Channel.PermissionsInSync(Author);
if ((hasPerms & neededPerms) != neededPerms)
throw new PKError($"You must have the \"{permissionName}\" permission in this server to use this command.");
return this;
}
public Context CheckGuildContext()
{
if (Channel.Guild != null) return this;
throw new PKError("This command can not be run in a DM.");
}
public LookupContext LookupContextFor(PKSystem target) =>
System?.Id == target.Id ? LookupContext.ByOwner : LookupContext.ByNonOwner;
@ -287,12 +249,6 @@ namespace PluralKit.Bot
public LookupContext LookupContextFor(PKMember target) =>
System?.Id == target.System ? LookupContext.ByOwner : LookupContext.ByNonOwner;
public Context CheckSystemPrivacy(PKSystem target, PrivacyLevel level)
{
if (level.CanAccess(LookupContextFor(target))) return this;
throw new PKError("You do not have permission to access this information.");
}
public async Task<DiscordChannel> MatchChannel()
{
if (!MentionUtils.TryParseChannel(PeekArgument(), out var channel))

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PluralKit.Bot/CommandSystem/ContextChecks.cs Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
using System.Threading.Channels;
using DSharpPlus;
using PluralKit.Core;
namespace PluralKit.Bot
{
public static class ContextChecks
{
public static Context CheckGuildContext(this Context ctx)
{
if (ctx.Channel.Guild != null) return ctx;
throw new PKError("This command can not be run in a DM.");
}
public static Context CheckSystemPrivacy(this Context ctx, PKSystem target, PrivacyLevel level)
{
if (level.CanAccess(ctx.LookupContextFor(target))) return ctx;
throw new PKError("You do not have permission to access this information.");
}
public static Context CheckOwnMember(this Context ctx, PKMember member)
{
if (member.System != ctx.System?.Id)
throw Errors.NotOwnMemberError;
return ctx;
}
public static Context CheckSystem(this Context ctx)
{
if (ctx.System == null)
throw Errors.NoSystemError;
return ctx;
}
public static Context CheckNoSystem(this Context ctx)
{
if (ctx.System != null)
throw Errors.ExistingSystemError;
return ctx;
}
public static Context CheckAuthorPermission(this Context ctx, Permissions neededPerms, string permissionName)
{
// TODO: can we always assume Author is a DiscordMember? I would think so, given they always come from a
// message received event...
var hasPerms = ctx.Channel.PermissionsInSync(ctx.Author);
if ((hasPerms & neededPerms) != neededPerms)
throw new PKError($"You must have the \"{permissionName}\" permission in this server to use this command.");
return ctx;
}
}
}