using DSharpPlus; using PluralKit.Core; namespace PluralKit.Bot { public static class ContextChecksExt { 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 CheckOwnGroup(this Context ctx, PKGroup group) { if (group.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; } } }