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"""
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Display the time between two messages.
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Helps you identify the times of a conversation. For example
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if you disable the timestamps, and remove the join/quit notifications in a
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MUC, you can’t really distinguish when a conversation stopped and when a new
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one started, because you don’t have a visual separation between the two.
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This plugin displays a message in the conversation indicating the time that
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passed between two messages, if the time is bigger than X minutes
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(configurable, of course. Default is 15 minutes). This way you know how many time elapsed between
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them, letting you understand more easily what is going on without any visual
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clutter.
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2013-04-13 20:33:06 +00:00
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Configuration
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You can configure the minimum delay between two messages, to display the time marker, in seconds. The default is 10 minutes (aka 600 seconds).
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.. code-block:: ini
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[time_marker]
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delay = 600
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Usage
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-----
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Messages like “2 hours, 25 minutes passed…” are automatically displayed into the converstation. You don’t need to (and can’t) do anything.
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2012-12-17 03:56:46 +00:00
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"""
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from plugin import BasePlugin
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from datetime import datetime, timedelta
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class Plugin(BasePlugin):
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def init(self):
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self.api.add_event_handler("muc_msg", self.on_muc_msg)
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# Dict of MucTab.name: last_message date, so we don’t have to
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# retrieve the messages of the given muc to look for the last
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# message’s date each time. Also, now that I think about it, the
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# date of the message is not event kept in the Message object, so…
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self.last_messages = {}
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def on_muc_msg(self, message, tab):
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def format_timedelta(delta):
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"""
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Return a string of the form D days, H hours, M minutes, S
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seconds. If the number of total minutes is bigger than 10, we
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usually don’t care anymore about the number of seconds, so we
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don’t display it. Same thing if the number of days is bigger
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than one, we don’t display the minutes either.
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"""
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days = delta.days
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hours = delta.seconds // 3600
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minutes = delta.seconds // 60 % 60
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seconds = delta.seconds % 60
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res = ''
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if days > 0:
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res = "%s days, " % days
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if hours > 0:
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res += "%s hours, " % hours
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if days == 0 and minutes != 0:
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res += "%s minutes, " % minutes
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if delta.total_seconds() < 600:
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res += "%s seconds, " % seconds
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return res[:-2]
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last_message_date = self.last_messages.get(tab.get_name())
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self.last_messages[tab.get_name()] = datetime.now()
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if last_message_date:
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delta = datetime.now() - last_message_date
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if delta >= timedelta(0, self.config.get('delay', 900)):
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tab.add_message("%s passed…" % (format_timedelta(delta),), str_time='')
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