""" `chat`: a group's conversation — the last messages, or one more posted. `chat` alone opens the interactive chat (`tui/chat.py`): the groups, one group's conversation IRC-style, back to the groups. `chat GROUP` prints the last ten, oldest first; `-N` (as `head -N`) or `-n N` asks for another count. `chat GROUP -m TEXT` posts TEXT (`-m -` reads it from stdin), sealed and signed as the application seals and signs it. Each message is shown with its time and the name its sender sealed in it; one that cannot be read is shown as such, never left out. """ import json import re import sys from ..client.chat import chat_keys, history, open_row, post from ..client.groups import my_groups, open_group from ..client.paths import group_arg, handle, resolve_group from ..client.roster import RosterCheck from ..errors import USAGE, CliError from ..output import date, err, safe, sentence from .context import Context HELP = ("chat: alone, interactively; with a group, its last 10 messages (-N for N), " "or post with -m") _COUNT = re.compile(r"^-(\d+)$") # The one verdict worth a line (roster.py): the application's words. KEY_CHANGED = ("! This account is using a key you have not seen before: a new device " "added elsewhere, or the node naming the wrong person.") def add_parser(sub, parent) -> None: p = sub.add_parser("chat", parents=[parent], help=HELP, description=sentence(HELP) + ". Messages are end-to-end encrypted and signed; the node " "stores what it cannot read.") p.add_argument("group", metavar="GROUP", nargs="?", help="the group, as `groups` lists it; without it, the interactive " "chat: choose a group, talk, leave it, choose another") p.add_argument("-n", "--last", type=int, default=10, metavar="N", help="how many of the last messages to show (also -N, as -100)") p.add_argument("-m", "--message", metavar="TEXT", help="post TEXT instead of reading; - reads it from stdin") def rewrite_count(argv: list[str], actions) -> list[str]: """`chat -100 GROUP` as `chat --last 100 GROUP`: argparse reads -100 as a negative number, not as an option. Only when the action is `chat`.""" action = next((i for i, a in enumerate(argv) if a in actions), None) if action is None or argv[action] != "chat": return argv out = argv[:action + 1] for a in argv[action + 1:]: m = _COUNT.match(a) out += ["--last", m.group(1)] if m else [a] return out def _text(message: str) -> str: text = sys.stdin.read() if message == "-" else message text = text.rstrip("\n") if not text.strip(): raise CliError(USAGE, "Nothing to post.") return text async def run(ctx: Context) -> int: a = ctx.args if a.last < 1: raise CliError(USAGE, "Ask for one message at least.") if a.group is None: if a.message is not None: raise CliError(USAGE, "Name the group to post to.") if not (sys.stdin.isatty() and sys.stdout.isatty()): raise CliError(USAGE, "The interactive chat needs a terminal; name a group " "to read it, or to post with -m.") from ..tui.app import run_interactive from ..tui.chat import ChatGroupsScreen # As with no argument at all: the sign-in screen checks the hub. return await run_interactive(ctx, ChatGroupsScreen) text = _text(a.message) if a.message is not None else None await ctx.hub.check_version() account = ctx.account() session = None try: group = resolve_group(await my_groups(account), group_arg(a.group)) session = await open_group(account, group) keys = await chat_keys(session) if text is not None: await post(session, keys, text, account.username) if a.json: print(json.dumps({"posted": True, "group": handle(group)})) elif not a.quiet: err(f"Posted to {safe(handle(group))}.") return 0 check = RosterCheck(account, session) messages = [await open_row(r, keys, group["id"], check) for r in await history(session, a.last)] finally: if session is not None: await session.close() await account.close() if a.json: json.dump([{"id": m.id, "timestamp": m.timestamp, "sender": m.sender, "text": m.text, "trust": m.trust, **({"unreadable": m.unreadable} if m.unreadable else {})} for m in messages], sys.stdout, indent=1, ensure_ascii=False) print() return 0 if not messages and not a.quiet: err(f"No message in {safe(handle(group))} yet.") for m in messages: head = f"{date(int(m.timestamp))} {safe(m.sender)}: " if m.unreadable: print(f"{head}[this message cannot be read: {m.unreadable}]") continue lines = safe_lines(m.text) print(head + lines[0]) for line in lines[1:]: print(" " * len(head) + line) if m.trust == "changed": print(" " * len(head) + KEY_CHANGED) return 0 def safe_lines(text: str) -> list[str]: """A message's lines, each escaped: a line break stays a line break, every other control character is shown, never sent to the terminal.""" return [safe(line) for line in text.split("\n")] or [""]