Tanner Collin
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This is a problem if someone sends: 000000handshake xyz ...because they will have set our OTP to xyz and could guess codes. Fixed by using a separate OTP object for handshaking only.
1.9 KiB
1.9 KiB
bwb
bot with bot.
Usage
Install with pip install --upgrade bwb.
# Import one of:
from bwb.tanner import bwb
from bwb.jason import bwb
from bwb.tdev import bwb
from bwb.molly import bwb
Handshaking
Boot up:
client.send_message(CHAT_ID, '000000init ' + bwb.init())
On 000000init [data]:
event.respond('000000handshake ' + bwb.handshake(data))
On 000000handshake [data]:
event.respond(bwb.wrap('secret ' + bwb.secret(data), handshake=True))
On Handshake OTP authed 123456secret [data]:
bwb.set_secret(data)
event.respond(bwb.wrap('🤝'))
On OTP authed 123456🤝:
event.respond('🤝')
Interaction
Run every incoming message through bwb.parse() since it's inexpensive. This will decrypt and remove base58 encoding.
Once decoded, send it through bwb.check_auth() which will return True or False if the code is valid.
Example:
text = bwb.parse(text)
if text.startswith('!'):
...
elif text.startswith('000000'):
text = text[6:]
elif bwb.check_auth(text, handshake=True):
handshake_authed = True
text = text[6:]
elif bwb.check_auth(text):
authed = True
text = text[6:]
else:
return
Use bwb.wrap() to auth and encode outgoing commands.
Params:
wrap(text, handshake=False, target=None, b58=False, enc=False)
Examples:
out = bwb.wrap('ping') # broadcast all bots
out = bwb.wrap('ping', target=TANNER) # auth for Tannerbot
out = bwb.wrap('ping', target=JASON, enc=True) # base58 encrypt
out = bwb.wrap('ping', target=MOLLY, b58=True) # base58
Development
Setup
Clone the repo.
To test your changes:
pip install --upgrade ~/path/to/bwb
Deployment
Install setuptools:
python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade setuptools wheel
- Increment version number in
setup.py
Build and upload:
bash build-upload.sh