├── change-password.sh ├── mpddj_player.sh ├── README.md ├── LICENSE └── matrix-bashbot.sh /change-password.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | Server='https://matrix.org' 4 | 5 | read -p ' Please enter your access token: ' Token 6 | read -p ' Please enter your new password: ' PW1 7 | read -p 'Please enter your new password again: ' PW2 8 | 9 | if ! [[ $PW1 == $PW2 ]]; then 10 | echo "ERROR: NEW Passwords do not match!" 11 | exit 1 12 | fi 13 | 14 | #curl -X POST --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --header 'Accept: application/json' -d '{ 15 | # "new_password": "TestPW" 16 | #}' 'http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/unstable/account/password?access_token=SomeCharsThatMakeUpAnAccessToken' 17 | 18 | cat <<-EOF 19 | This script doesn't work yet. 20 | It issues the initial change password command but requires additional verification steps that have not been implemented yet. 21 | EOF 22 | 23 | Resp=`curl -X POST --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --header 'Accept: application/json' -d '{ 24 | "new_password": "'"$PW"'" 25 | }' "$Server/_matrix/client/unstable/account/password?access_token=$Token" ` 26 | 27 | jq . <<<$Resp 28 | 29 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /mpddj_player.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | source matrix-bashbot.sh 4 | mkdir -p ~/tmp 5 | 6 | clear; 7 | 8 | cat <<-EOF 9 | We update 2 playlists as you enter songs. 10 | ~/tmp/mpddj-all.playlist 11 | ~/tmp/mpddj-\$playlist.playlist 12 | where you are about to enter a value for \$playlist 13 | 14 | EOF 15 | read -e -i 'default' -p 'Please enter a playlist name: ' 16 | touch ~/tmp/mpddj-${playlist:=default}.playlist 17 | 18 | clear; 19 | 20 | cat <<-EOF 21 | This script prompts you for a song URL or search string to play 22 | I then submits your entry to https://half-shot.uk/stream via 23 | matrix room !mpd:halfshot.uk 24 | 25 | enter 26 | quit: to exit 27 | next: to skip the current song 28 | skip: to skip the current song 29 | 30 | 31 | Song: 32 | 33 | EOF 34 | 35 | while true; do 36 | tput cup 10 6 37 | tput ed 38 | read -e Search 39 | tput ed 40 | echo 41 | case ${Search:-unknown} in 42 | 'quit') echo -e "\n\n"; 43 | exit;; 44 | 'next') ./matrix-bashbot.sh mpddj_skip;; 45 | 'skip') ./matrix-bashbot.sh mpddj_next;; 46 | *) ./matrix-bashbot.sh mpddj_QueueSong "$Search";; 47 | esac 48 | echo 49 | echo "$Search" >> ~/tmp/mpddj-$playlist.playlist 50 | echo "$Search" >> ~/tmp/mpddj-all.playlist 51 | for i in {10..1}; do echo -en "\r $i "; sleep 1; done 52 | done 53 | 54 | 55 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # matrix_bash_bot 2 | matrix.org Bash Bot 3 | 4 | A Semi-Stateless Matrix Bot written in Bash 5 | It depends on bash, curl and jq 6 | 7 | It is currently far from complete, but is usable to Login, Join a Room, and Send a message to that room 8 | In theory, you can also register a new user, although this function is untested 9 | 10 | Receiving messages is being worked on at the moment. 11 | 12 | Other functions will be added when I need them or someone else contributes them. 13 | 14 | Some state is stored in /tmp so that consecutive runs don't need to re-login and re-join rooms. 15 | This allows sending of multiple messages with a simple SendMessage command. 16 | There is an assumption made here, there will only be one Login Name and one ROOM in use by any System User. 17 | This is due to the state file being stored in a directory named with the System User appended. 18 | 19 | 20 | Function List 21 | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 | : ###################################################################################### 23 | : ###################################################################################### 24 | : USAGE: matrix-bashbot.sh Option|Command [ARG1 [ARG2]] 25 | : Options 26 | : -v --version : script Version 27 | : -h --help : this help 28 | : ###################################################################################### 29 | : ###################################################################################### 30 | : ###################################################################################### 31 | : ###################################################################################### 32 | : Configuration and Stored State are first obtained from the defaults in the script 33 | : Then read from ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc 34 | : NOTE: the location of the rc file can be overridden by setting environment variable 35 | : matrix_bash_bot_rc 36 | : before running or sourcing matrix-bashbot.sh 37 | : Then read from $StateFile 38 | : Each source overrides the previous one. 39 | : $StateFile is stored in /tmp and is normally deleted on reboot 40 | : any state_ variables can be stored in ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc to provide defaults after a reboot. 41 | : but beware, if you do this with the TOKENS and later run the LOGIN function you will 42 | : need to manually update them otherwise a subsequent reboot will end up using the wrong TOKENS 43 | : A better way of handling this is to make sure you do a login after every reboot. 44 | : Eventually we will test for an empty TOKEN every time the script is run, and do an auto login. 45 | : ###################################################################################### 46 | : ###################################################################################### 47 | 48 | DIE : $1 = short message $2 = detail 49 | : print a loud error message and exit 50 | 51 | clear_State : clear all stored state 52 | : if the state is stored in /tmp (the default) then it would normally be cleared on reboot as well 53 | 54 | dump_Functions : Dump a help style list of functions and Comments starting with ## 55 | : to get a function name to be dumped you need to follow the form, foo() ## comment 56 | : All lines that start with "[[:space:]]*## " will be included regardless of being inside a function or not 57 | 58 | HELP : This Help Message 59 | : print help and current state 60 | : Run this with -h --help or HELP 61 | 62 | WRITE_README : Update the README.md file 63 | 64 | VERSION : Display the current version of this script 65 | : Run this with -V --version or VERSION 66 | 67 | test_rawurlencode : test the rawurlencode() function, prints the result as well as putting it in $URLstring 68 | : $1 is the String to Encode 69 | 70 | Register : Register a new username. 71 | : Username is read from "$StateFile" [default: /tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER/state-vars ] 72 | : Password is currently stored in this script, 73 | : but will soon be read from stdin instead 74 | : Should only be called once for a username. 75 | : ###################################################### 76 | : WARNING fixme this function is untested use with caution 77 | : ###################################################### 78 | 79 | LogIn : Login to get an access token for your username 80 | : the token can be reused essentially forever. 81 | : Username is read from "$StateFile" [default: /tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER/state-vars ] 82 | : Password is currently stored in this script, 83 | : but will soon be read from stdin instead 84 | 85 | JoinRoom : $1 is room name 86 | : joins the given room, appends the home_server (likely :matrix.org) if none is provided 87 | : in most cases the room will already be joined, in that case, this function 88 | : primarily is used to change the roomID which is used for all other actions 89 | 90 | SendMessage : $1 is message to send 91 | : send a text string to the currently selected room 92 | : a default test string with appended date will be used if no string supplied. 93 | 94 | mpddj : $@ command to send to mpddj 95 | : NOTE: all mpddj* commands use a fixed room !mpd:half-shot.uk 96 | : skip the currently playing song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 97 | : ping Ping the server and get the delay. 98 | : current Get the current song title. 99 | : next Skip current song. 100 | : help This help text. 101 | : search Get the first youtube result by keywords. 102 | : [url] Type a youtube/soundcloud/file url in to add to the playlist. 103 | : stream Get the url of the stream. 104 | : playlist Display the the shortened playlist. 105 | 106 | mpddj_QueueSong : $1 is message to send 107 | : queue a song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 108 | : a default song will be selected if you don't enter one 109 | : if a url is supplied containing http: or https: then it will attempt to play that URL 110 | : otherwise it will ask mpddj to search for the song. 111 | 112 | mpddj_next : no arguments 113 | : skip the currently playing song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 114 | 115 | mpddj_skip : no arguments 116 | : skip the currently playing song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 117 | 118 | SetIrcTopic : This is a crude hack that bypasses setting the matrix topic 119 | : and directly tries setting the topic on the IRC side of the bridge. 120 | : of course this will only work if your matrix (IRC side) user has OPs 121 | : or the channel does not have +t set 122 | : on bridged channels, you would normally not have ROOM power to let you change the topic 123 | : $1 is new topic 124 | 125 | SetTopic : change the topic in the matrix room 126 | : may aslo change the topic for bridged channels in both matrix and IRC but it is unlikely 127 | : as you normally don't have power on the matrix side which will block both sides of the bridge from changing 128 | : on bridged channels, you would normally not have ROOM power to let you change the topic 129 | : $1 is new topic 130 | 131 | GetInitialSync : retrieves initialSync date with limit=1 and stores it in /tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER/state-initial-sync 132 | : for now nothing else is done with the data, it is just stored in the file 133 | 134 | GetRecentEvents : this is broken for now, should return the last X events in the current room 135 | : ###################################################### 136 | : WARNING fixme this 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /matrix-bashbot.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | # sure. just grab them out of the network inspector in Chrome or Firefox 4 | # you find the request (search for 'login' or 'm14' for login & message respectively) 5 | # and right-click and copy as curl 6 | 7 | # If you want a doc, there's http://matrix.org/docs/howtos/client-server.html 8 | # Another option is to go into the browser console and type localStorage.getItem("mx_access_token") 9 | 10 | ## ######################################################################################## 11 | ## ######################################################################################## 12 | ## 13 | ## USAGE: matrix-bashbot.sh Option|Command [ARG1 [ARG2]] 14 | ## 15 | ## Options 16 | ## -v --version : script Version 17 | ## -h --help : this help 18 | ## 19 | ## ######################################################################################## 20 | ## ######################################################################################## 21 | 22 | VERBOSE="${VERBOSE:-false}" 23 | # ##################### 24 | # These variables should be set in ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc 25 | # DO NOT SET THEM IN THIS FILE !!!! It would be a security risk to do so 26 | # ##################### 27 | userNAME='username' 28 | userPASSWORD='password' 29 | 30 | # ##################### 31 | # These variables can either be set here or in ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc 32 | # ##################### 33 | # default TOPIC to use when changing topic 34 | # _DATE_ will be replaced with the result of the date command 35 | TOPIC="set by Matrix BashBot at _DATE_" 36 | 37 | # ##################### 38 | # These variables are automatically maintained by the script and stored in $StateFile 39 | # ##################### 40 | state_roomNAME='#test-bot:matrix.org' 41 | state_baseURL='https://matrix.org/_matrix/client' 42 | state_roomID='!ewOgZEUrOZAAaQJNBv:matrix.org' 43 | state_msgID='x' 44 | state_txnID=1 45 | 46 | state_home_server="matrix.org" 47 | #state_user_id="@user:matrix.org" 48 | 49 | state_accessTOKEN='xxxxxx' 50 | state_refreshTOKEN='xxxxxx' 51 | 52 | ## ######################################################################################## 53 | ## ######################################################################################## 54 | ## . 55 | ## Configuration and Stored State are first obtained from the defaults in the script 56 | ## Then read from ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc 57 | ## NOTE: the location of the rc file can be overridden by setting environment variable 58 | ## MATRIXBASHBOT_RC 59 | ## before running or sourcing matrix-bashbot.sh 60 | ## Then read from $StateFile 61 | ## Each source overrides the previous one. 62 | ## . 63 | ## $StateFile is stored in /tmp and is normally deleted on reboot 64 | ## any state_ variables can be stored in ~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc to provide defaults after a reboot. 65 | ## but beware, if you do this with the TOKENS and later run the LOGIN function you will 66 | ## . need to manually update them otherwise a subsequent reboot will end up using the wrong TOKENS 67 | ## . A better way of handling this is to make sure you do a login after every reboot. 68 | ## . Eventually we will test for an empty TOKEN every time the script is run, and do an auto login. 69 | ## . 70 | ## ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES 71 | ## . MATRIXBASHBOT_RC - Override the RC file location (~/.matrix-bash-bot.rc) 72 | ## . MATRIXBASHBOT_RC_OVERLAY - The RC file gets loaded first, then this file allows overrides by simply 73 | ## . reassigning variables 74 | ## . MATRIXBASHBOT_INSTANCE - Append an instance name to the $StateFile DIR (/tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER) 75 | ## . so it looks like /tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER-$MATRIXBASHBOT_INSTANCE 76 | ## . 77 | ## ######################################################################################## 78 | ## ######################################################################################## 79 | 80 | DIE() { ## $1 = short message $2 = detail 81 | ## print a loud error message and exit 82 | cat <<-EOF 83 | ================================== 84 | ================================== 85 | ==== ERROR ERROR ERROR ERROR ==== 86 | ================================== 87 | ================================== 88 | ==== ====`echo $'\r'`==== $1 89 | ================================== 90 | $2 91 | ================================== 92 | ================================== 93 | 94 | EOF 95 | exit 96 | } 97 | 98 | vecho() { 99 | $VERBOSE && echo $@ 100 | } 101 | 102 | read COLUMNS < <(tput cols) 103 | export COLUMNS 104 | 105 | # ##################### 106 | # Work out if we were executed or sourced 107 | # and if sourced make sure it was from a bash shell 108 | # ##################### 109 | if [[ ${FUNCNAME[0]} == "source" ]]; then SOURCED=true; else SOURCED=false; fi 110 | 111 | ScriptName="${ARGV:-$0}" 112 | if [[ ${BASH##*/} != "bash" ]]; then 113 | echo "This script '$ScriptName' is intended to only be run from bash" 114 | exit 1 115 | fi 116 | 117 | # ##################### 118 | # Check for Args and warn if non available 119 | # ##################### 120 | if [[ -z $1 ]] && ! $SOURCED; then 121 | cat <<-EOF 122 | 123 | =============================================================== 124 | == You probably want to run this with at least one argument == 125 | =============================================================== 126 | == -h or --help will show you available arguments == 127 | =============================================================== 128 | 129 | EOF 130 | fi 131 | 132 | # ##################### 133 | # Read User Config 134 | # ##################### 135 | rcFile="${MATRIXBASHBOT_RC:=$HOME/.matrix-bash-bot.rc}"; 136 | if [[ -r "$rcFile" ]]; then 137 | source "$rcFile"; # read local config from file 138 | chmod 600 "$rcFile" || { DIE "'$ScriptName' said" "failed to own my RC file ($rcFile)"; exit; } # force it to only be readable/writeable by owner 139 | fi 140 | 141 | # Read User Config Overlay 142 | rcFile_overlay="${MATRIXBASHBOT_RC_OVERLAY}"; 143 | if [[ -r "$rcFile_overlay" ]]; then 144 | source "$rcFile_overlay"; # read local config from file 145 | chmod 600 "$rcFile_overlay" || { DIE "'$ScriptName' said" "failed to own my rc overlay file ($rcFile_overlay)"; exit; } # force it to only be readable/writeable by owner 146 | fi 147 | 148 | StateDir="/tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER${MATRIXBASHBOT_INSTANCE:+-$MATRIXBASHBOT_INSTANCE}" 149 | StateFile="$StateDir/state-vars" 150 | File_InitialSync="$StateDir/state-initial-sync" 151 | mkdir -p "$StateDir" 152 | 153 | if [[ ! -r $StateFile ]]; then 154 | chown -R $USER:$USER "$StateDir/" || { DIE "'$ScriptName' said" "failed to own my state file ($StateFile)"; exit; } 155 | fi 156 | 157 | # ##################### 158 | # Load stored state from file 159 | # ##################### 160 | if [[ -r $StateFile ]]; then 161 | vecho "reading statefile" 162 | chmod 600 $StateFile # force it to only be readable/writeable by owner 163 | source "$StateFile" 164 | else 165 | echo "statefile is missing" 166 | fi 167 | 168 | # ##################### 169 | # Report Config and State Load Order 170 | # ##################### 171 | $VERBOSE && cat <<-EOF 172 | ********************************************** 173 | ** Loaded Config and state from these files 174 | ** $rcFile 175 | ** $rcFile_overlay 176 | ** $StateFile 177 | ********************************************** 178 | EOF 179 | 180 | #state_txnID=1 181 | MSG='Test from matrix bashbot'; 182 | #curl 'https://matrix.org/_matrix/client/r0/rooms/!cURbafjkfsMDVwdRDQ%3Amatrix.org/send/m.room.message/m1455740925390?access_token=censored' \ 183 | # -X PUT --data-binary '{"msgtype":"m.text","body":"sure. just grab them out of the network inspector in Chrome or Firefox"}' 184 | 185 | if [[ ! -x `which jq` ]]; then 186 | if [[ -e `which apt-get` ]]; then 187 | echo -e " Required tool 'jq' is not available.\n Installing it now\n"; 188 | sudo apt-get install jq; 189 | else 190 | echo "Please install Required tool 'jq' then return here and" 191 | read -p 'Press Enter to continue' 192 | fi 193 | # check again now that we have theoretically installed jq 194 | if [[ ! -x `which jq` ]]; then DIE "jq is not available" "Please install 'jq' and Re-Run this script"; exit; fi 195 | fi 196 | 197 | dump_State() { 198 | echo -e '\n\nCurrent State is' 199 | for var in ${!state_@}; do 200 | _val="${!var}" 201 | if [[ $var =~ 'TOKEN' ]]; then 202 | if (( ${#_val} > 20 )); then _t="${_val: -10}"; _val="${_val:0:10}....$_t"; fi 203 | fi 204 | printf " %12s = %s\n" "${var#state_}" "$_val" 205 | done 206 | echo 207 | } 208 | 209 | store_State() { 210 | vecho -e '\n\nStoring Current State' 211 | echo -n > "$StateFile" 212 | if [[ ! -w "$StateFile" ]]; then echo "statefile not writeable"; fi 213 | for var in ${!state_@}; do 214 | _val="${!var}" 215 | if [[ $var =~ 'TOKEN' ]]; then 216 | if (( ${#_val} > 20 )); then _t="${_val: -10}"; _val="${_val:0:10}....$_t"; fi 217 | fi 218 | $VERBOSE && printf " %12s = %s\n" "${var#state_}" "$_val" 219 | printf "%s=\"%s\"\n" "${var}" "${!var}" >> "$StateFile" 220 | done 221 | vecho 222 | } 223 | 224 | clear_State() { ## clear all stored state 225 | ## if the state is stored in /tmp (the default) then it would normally be cleared on reboot as well 226 | echo -n "Clearing Stored State: " 227 | if rm "$StateFile" 2>/dev/null; then echo "DONE"; else echo "FAILED"; fi 228 | } 229 | 230 | dump_Functions() { ## Dump a help style list of functions and Comments starting with ## 231 | ## to get a function name to be dumped you need to follow the form, foo() { ## comment 232 | ## All lines that start with "[[:space:]]*## " will be included regardless of being inside a function or not 233 | while read -t10 F D; do # find max length of any function name 234 | F="${F#\#\#}"; F="${F/()/}"; 235 | if (( ${#F} > _len )); then _len=${#F}; fi 236 | done < <(egrep '[a-zA-Z0-9_]+[(][)] {|^[[:space:]]*##' $0) 237 | 238 | if [[ $0 =~ --README ]] || [[ $@ =~ --README ]]; then 239 | (( _wrap_len = 109 - _len - 7)); # this hopefully is optimal for viewing on GITHUB without scrollbars 240 | else 241 | (( _wrap_len = COLUMNS - _len - 7 )); # wrap dynamically based on screen width 242 | fi 243 | 244 | echo -en '\n Function List' 245 | printf "\n%1.*s\n" $(( _wrap_len + _len + 6 )) ' ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' 246 | while read -t10 F D; do 247 | F="${F#\#\#}"; 248 | F="${F/()/}"; 249 | D="${D/{/}" 250 | D=${D# } 251 | D="${D#\#}" 252 | D="${D#\#}" 253 | D="${D# }" 254 | if [[ -n $F ]]; then echo; fi 255 | 256 | # print Line wrapped to 80 chars 257 | while (( ${#D} > _wrap_len )); do 258 | D1="${D:0:$_wrap_len}"; # clip Line to 80 chars 259 | DlastWord="${D1##*[ #]}"; # save the last word on this line 260 | if (( ${#DlastWord} >= _wrap_len )); then # if we have a lastword that is all of the line then don't wrap it 261 | DlastWord=' '; 262 | else 263 | DlastWord="${DlastWord:0:$_wrap_len}"; 264 | fi 265 | D1="${D1%[ #]*}"; # strip the last word off of line 1 (use space as a delimiter) 266 | D="${DlastWord:0:80}${D:$_wrap_len}"; # prune the first 80 chars from the buffer and prepend the last word from previous line 267 | printf " %-*s : %s\n" $_len "$F" "${D1% }"; 268 | F=''; # only print the function name for the first line 269 | if [[ "$D1" =~ "#${D:0:$_wrap_len}" ]]; then # if the remaining buffer starts with a # and is a perfect subset of the last line printed just drop it 270 | D=''; # drop the line as it's almost certainly just a series of #'s and either way it already exists on the line above 271 | else 272 | D=" $D"; # provide an indent of 4 for wrapped lines 273 | fi 274 | done 275 | if [[ -n $D ]]; then 276 | printf " %-*s : %s\n" $_len "$F" "${D}"; 277 | fi 278 | 279 | done < <(egrep '[a-zA-Z0-9_]+[(][)] { ?##|^[[:space:]]*##' $0) 280 | } 281 | 282 | HELP() { ## This Help Message 283 | ## print help and current state 284 | ## Run this with -h --help or HELP 285 | clear; 286 | dump_State; 287 | dump_Functions; 288 | # dump_Functions --README; 289 | # ( declare -p ) 290 | # set -o posix 291 | # echo 'Current Config is' 292 | # set 293 | cat <<-EOF 294 | 295 | 296 | 297 | EOF 298 | exit 299 | } 300 | 301 | WRITE_README() { ## Update the README.md file 302 | cat <<-EOF >README.md 303 | # matrix_bash_bot 304 | matrix.org Bash Bot 305 | 306 | A Semi-Stateless Matrix Bot written in Bash 307 | It depends on bash, curl and jq 308 | 309 | It is currently far from complete, but is usable to Login, Join a Room, and Send a message to that room 310 | In theory, you can also register a new user, although this function is untested 311 | 312 | Receiving messages is being worked on at the moment. 313 | 314 | Other functions will be added when I need them or someone else contributes them. 315 | 316 | Some state is stored in /tmp so that consecutive runs don't need to re-login and re-join rooms. 317 | This allows sending of multiple messages with a simple SendMessage command. 318 | There is an assumption made here, there will only be one Login Name and one ROOM in use by any System User. 319 | This is due to the state file being stored in a directory named with the System User appended. 320 | 321 | EOF 322 | dump_Functions >> README.md 323 | } 324 | 325 | if ! $SOURCED && { [[ $@ =~ -h ]] || [[ $@ =~ --help ]]; } ; then HELP; fi 326 | 327 | VERSION() { ## Display the current version of this script 328 | ## Run this with -V --version or VERSION 329 | cat <<-EOF 330 | 331 | =================================================== 332 | =================================================== 333 | ==== Version: $Version 334 | ==== CopyRight: SB Tech Services (David G) 2016 335 | ==== Author: David G 336 | ==== matrix id: sbts_mx:matrix.org 337 | ==== matrix room: #sbts:matrix.org 338 | =================================================== 339 | =================================================== 340 | 341 | EOF 342 | exit 343 | } 344 | if [[ $@ =~ -V ]] || [[ $@ =~ --version ]]; then VERSION; fi 345 | if [[ $@ =~ -v ]] || [[ $@ =~ --verbose ]]; then VERBOSE='true'; fi 346 | 347 | rawurlencode() { # URL encode $1 348 | # Result is returned in $URLstring 349 | local string="${1}" 350 | local strlen=${#string} 351 | local encoded="" 352 | 353 | for (( pos=0 ; pos /tmp/matrix-bashbot-mpddj.err 2>&1 && echo "success" || { 490 | echo "Sending command failed!" 491 | cat /tmp/matrix-bashbot-mpddj.err 492 | } 493 | } 494 | mpddj_QueueSong() { ## $1 is message to send 495 | ## queue a song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 496 | ## a default song will be selected if you don't enter one 497 | ## if a url is supplied containing http: or https: then it will attempt to play that URL 498 | ## otherwise it will ask mpddj to search for the song. 499 | if [[ $1 =~ 'https?:' ]]; then 500 | _MSG+="${@:-search lily allen fuck you}"; 501 | else 502 | _MSG+="search ${@:-lily allen fuck you}"; 503 | fi 504 | mpddj "$_MSG"; 505 | } 506 | 507 | mpddj_next() { ## no arguments 508 | ## skip the currently playing song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 509 | mpddj next; 510 | } 511 | mpddj_skip() { ## no arguments 512 | ## skip the currently playing song on http://half-shot.uk/stream via mpddj in room mpd:half-shot.uk 513 | mpddj next; 514 | } 515 | 516 | SetIrcTopic() { ## This is a crude hack that bypasses setting the matrix topic 517 | ## and directly tries setting the topic on the IRC side of the bridge. 518 | ## of course this will only work if your matrix (IRC side) user has OPs 519 | ## or the channel does not have +t set 520 | ## on bridged channels, you would normally not have ROOM power to let you change the topic 521 | ## $1 is new topic 522 | _MSG="${1:-$TOPIC}" 523 | _MSG="${_MSG/_DATE_/`date`}" 524 | state_txnID="`date "+%s"`$(( RANDOM % 9999 ))" 525 | echo "Setting TOPIC to '$_MSG' on IRC side of $state_roomNAME" 526 | # This one changes the topic in a bridged IRC channel (if you have rights to do so), but not the matrix room 527 | curl "$state_baseURL/r0/rooms/$state_roomID/send/m.room.topic/$state_txnID?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" -X PUT --data-binary '{"topic":"'"$_MSG"'"}' 528 | } 529 | 530 | SetTopic() { ## change the topic in the matrix room 531 | ## may aslo change the topic for bridged channels in both matrix and IRC but it is unlikely 532 | ## as you normally don't have power on the matrix side which will block both sides of the bridge from changing 533 | ## on bridged channels, you would normally not have ROOM power to let you change the topic 534 | ## $1 is new topic 535 | _MSG="${1:-$TOPIC}" 536 | _MSG="${_MSG/_DATE_/`date`}" 537 | state_txnID="`date "+%s"`$(( RANDOM % 9999 ))" 538 | echo "Setting TOPIC to '$_MSG' on $state_roomNAME" 539 | # This one changes the topic in a bridged IRC channel (if you have rights to do so), but not the matrix room 540 | #curl "$state_baseURL/r0/rooms/$state_roomID/send/m.room.topic/$state_txnID?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" -X PUT --data-binary '{"topic":"'"$_MSG"'"}' 541 | #this one changes the topic in the matrix room 542 | curl "$state_baseURL/r0/rooms/$state_roomID/state/m.room.topic?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" -X PUT --data-binary '{"topic":"'"$_MSG"'"}' 543 | #echo curl "https://matrix.org/_matrix/client/r0/rooms/!BMQUkvgMwJuteJuqOD%3Amatrix.org/state/m.room.topic?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" \ 544 | # -X PUT -H 'Host: matrix.org' \ 545 | # -H 'User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:43.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/43.0' \ 546 | # -H 'Accept: application/json' \ 547 | # -H 'Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5' \ 548 | # --compressed \ 549 | # -H 'Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8' \ 550 | # -H 'Referer: https://vector.im/develop/' \ 551 | # -H 'Origin: https://vector.im' \ 552 | # -H 'Connection: keep-alive' \ 553 | # --data '{"topic":"test topic"}' 554 | } 555 | 556 | SetFilter() { 557 | 558 | cat <<-EOF 559 | look at this http://matrix.org/docs/spec/r0.0.1/client_server.html#filtering 560 | the main way that filters are used today is to apply limits 561 | e.g. my vector right here is using {"room":{"timeline":{"limit":20}}} 562 | based on 563 | curl 'https://matrix.org/_matrix/client/r0/user/@matthew:matrix.org/filter/21?access_token=secret' 564 | filter number 21 having been pulled out of looking at what it's using in a /sync request 565 | EOF 566 | } 567 | 568 | GetInitialSync() { ## retrieves initialSync date with limit=1 and stores it in /tmp/matrixbashbot-$USER/state-initial-sync 569 | ## for now nothing else is done with the data, it is just stored in the file 570 | # curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" 571 | echo curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" 572 | curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" > "$File_InitialSync" 573 | echo "===========================" 574 | echo "===========================" 575 | echo "==== results are in ====" 576 | echo "===========================" 577 | echo "$File_InitialSync" 578 | echo "===========================" 579 | echo "===========================" 580 | echo "==== try running ====" 581 | echo -e " jq .rooms \"$File_InitialSync\"" 582 | # echo "==== json ====" 583 | # jq . "$File_InitialSync" 584 | } 585 | 586 | GetRecentEvents() { ## this is broken for now, should return the last X events in the current room 587 | ## 588 | ## ######################################################## 589 | ## WARNING fixme this function is untested use with caution 590 | ## ######################################################## 591 | ## 592 | # curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" 593 | echo curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" 594 | resp=`curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN"` 595 | echo "==== raw ====" 596 | echo -e "$resp" 597 | echo "==== json ====" 598 | jq . /dev/stdin <<<$resp 599 | } 600 | 601 | ConvertAgeToTime() { 602 | date -u -d @${1} +"%T" 603 | } 604 | 605 | ConvertTSToDateTime() { 606 | date -u -d @${1} +"%F-%T" 607 | } 608 | 609 | xMinifyJSON() { :; } # use this to disable a JSON blob that comes after the one you want to use 610 | MinifyJSON() { ## for now just Squashes multiple spaces together. #FIXME: be smarter, including removal of cr/lf etc 611 | local -g RESULTstring="${1// / }"; 612 | while [[ "$RESULTstring" =~ ' ' ]]; do 613 | RESULTstring="${RESULTstring// / }"; 614 | done 615 | while [[ "$RESULTstring" =~ $'\r' ]]; do 616 | RESULTstring="${RESULTstring//$'\r'/}"; 617 | done 618 | while [[ "$RESULTstring" =~ $'\n' ]]; do 619 | RESULTstring="${RESULTstring//$'\n'/}"; 620 | done 621 | } 622 | 623 | GetEvents_m_room_message() { ## $1 # last ${1:-1000} events in the current room. 624 | ## $2 # starting from the latest event specified by ${2:-END} 625 | ## $3 # a json list containing senders to exclude. 626 | ## eg: '"@_neb_github_=40john=3amatrix.freelock.com:matrix.org", "@someuser:matrix.org"' 627 | ## defaults to '"@_neb_github_=40john=3amatrix.freelock.com:matrix.org"' 628 | ## 629 | ## ######################################################## 630 | ## WARNING fixme this function is untested use with caution 631 | ## ######################################################## 632 | ## 633 | hideToken='hidden' ## comment this out to show the access token in verbose output 634 | local _From="${2:-END}"; # Token to use for first event to retrieve. Can be 'END' or the token returned in "start" or "end" paramater by a previous request 635 | local _Dir='b'; # one of 'b' or 'f'. changes direction to retrieve in relation to "from" 636 | local _Limit=${1:-1000}; # maximum number of events to return 637 | local _Not_Users="${3:-\"@_neb_github_=40john=3amatrix.freelock.com:matrix.org\"}" 638 | # a filter to use. This '{"contains_url":true}' only returns events that contain url's # See http://matrix.org/speculator/spec/HEAD/client_server/unstable.html#filtering 639 | # another example filter https://github.com/turt2live/matrix-voyager-bot/blob/master/src/matrix/filter_template.json 640 | # this filter doesn't work as expected. the content.msgtype part is ignored 641 | # MinifyJSON '{ 642 | # "types": ["m.room.message"], 643 | # "not_senders": ["@_neb_github_=40john=3amatrix.freelock.com:matrix.org"], 644 | # "content": { 645 | # "msgtype": ["m.text"] 646 | # } 647 | # }'; 648 | MinifyJSON '{ 649 | "types": ["m.room.message"], 650 | "not_senders": ['${_Not_Users}'] 651 | }'; 652 | rawurlencode "${RESULTstring}" 653 | local _Filter="${URLstring}" 654 | 655 | vecho "curl --silent -XGET \"$state_baseURL/api/v1/rooms/$state_roomID/messages?access_token=${hideToken:-$state_accessTOKEN}&from=${_From}&dir=${_Dir}&limit=${_Limit}${RESULTstring:+&filter=}${RESULTstring}\"" >/dev/stderr 656 | resp=` curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/rooms/$state_roomID/messages?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN&from=${_From}&dir=${_Dir}&limit=${_Limit}${_Filter:+&filter=}${_Filter}"` 657 | vecho "==== raw ====" >/dev/stderr 658 | # echo -e "$resp" > /tmp/raw.json.echo # DON'T do it this way. the -e swallows some \ escapes which can result in invalid json 659 | printf "%s" "$resp" > /tmp/raw.json 660 | vecho "== Raw output written to /tmp/raw.json ==" >/dev/stderr 661 | vecho "==== json ====" >/dev/stderr 662 | jq . /dev/stdin <<<$resp 663 | # jq -r '.chunk[] | select(.age < 86400000) | "\(.age) \(.user_id)"' /dev/stdin <<<$resp 664 | # jq -r '.chunk[] | select( .content.msgtype == "m.text" ) | select(.age < 86400000) | "\(.age) \(.user_id) \(.content.body)"' /dev/stdin <<<$resp 665 | } 666 | 667 | GetEventLog_24_Hrs() { ## return the last 24 hours of events 668 | # FIXME we want to test for jq version >=1.5 then we can use date conversions like.... 669 | # jq --arg date "2016-04-25" '.[].published_at |= (. / 1000 | strftime("%Y-%m-%d")) | map(select(.published_at == $date))' stuff.json 670 | local _minAge=0 # seconds 671 | local _maxAge=86400 # seconds 672 | GetEvents_m_room_message 1000 >/dev/null 673 | jq -r --arg maxAge "$_maxAge" '.chunk[] | select( .content.msgtype == "m.text" ) | select(.age < ( $maxAge | tonumber) *1000) | @sh "\(.origin_server_ts/1000) \(.user_id) \(.content.body)"' /dev/stdin <<<$resp # NOTE .age/1000 to convert it to seconds 674 | jq -r --arg maxAge "$_maxAge" '.chunk[] | select( .content.msgtype == "m.text" ) | select(.age < ( $maxAge | tonumber) *1000) | length' /dev/stdin <<<$resp | wc -l 675 | } 676 | 677 | DoSync() { ## runs a sync from the last known event time 678 | ## 679 | ## ######################################################## 680 | ## WARNING fixme this function is untested use with caution 681 | ## ######################################################## 682 | ## 683 | _since=$state_next_batch 684 | # _filter='{room{include_leave: "false", account_data:"", timeline:"", ephemeral:"", state:"", not_rooms:"", rooms:"'"$state_roomID"'" }}' 685 | # rawurlencode '{"room":{"timeline":{"limit":1}}}' 686 | # rawurlencode '{ 687 | # "event_fields":"content.body", 688 | # "room":{ 689 | # "include_leave": "false", 690 | # "timeline":{"limit":1}, 691 | # "rooms":"'"$state_roomID"'" 692 | # } 693 | # }' 694 | # rawurlencode '{"event_fields":"content.body", "room":{"include_leave": "false", "timeline":{"limit":1}, "rooms":"'"$state_roomID"'"}}' 695 | # rawurlencode '{"presence":{"types":[]}, "event_fields":["content.body"], "room":{"state":{"types":[]}, "timeline":{"limit":1}, "rooms":["'"$state_roomID"'"]}}' 696 | #rawurlencode '{ 697 | # "account_data":{"types":[]}, 698 | # "presence":{"types":[]}, 699 | # "event_fields":["timeline"], 700 | # "room":{ 701 | # "timeline":{"limit":1}, 702 | # "rooms":["!pstlCRlhnmqaJggfOM:matrix.org"] 703 | # } 704 | #}' 705 | 706 | # rawurlencode '{ 707 | # "room": { 708 | # "state": { 709 | # "types": ["m.room.*"], 710 | # "not_rooms": ["!726s6s6q:example.com"] 711 | # }, 712 | # "timeline": { 713 | # "limit": 2, 714 | # "types": ["m.room.message"], 715 | # "not_rooms": ["!726s6s6q:example.com"], 716 | # "not_senders": ["@spam:example.com"] 717 | # "rooms":["!pstlCRlhnmqaJggfOM:matrix.org"] 718 | # }, 719 | # "ephemeral": { 720 | # "types": [ "m.receipt", "m.typing"], 721 | # "not_rooms": ["!726s6s6q:example.com"], 722 | # "not_senders": ["@spam:example.com"] 723 | # } 724 | # }, 725 | # "presence": { 726 | # "types": ["m.presence"], 727 | # "not_senders": ["@alice:example.com"] 728 | # }, 729 | # "event_format": "client", 730 | # "event_fields": ["type", "content", "sender"] 731 | # }' 732 | 733 | # "rooms":"'"$state_roomID"'" 734 | rawurlencode '{ 735 | "room": { 736 | "include_leave": "false", 737 | "account_data": {}, 738 | "state": { 739 | "types": [], 740 | "rooms": [] 741 | }, 742 | "timeline": { 743 | "limit": 2, 744 | "types": ["m.room.message"], 745 | "rooms":["!pstlCRlhnmqaJggfOM:matrix.org"] 746 | }, 747 | "ephemeral": { 748 | "types": [] 749 | } 750 | }, 751 | "event_format": "client", 752 | "event_fields": ["type", "content.msgtype", "content.body", "sender"], 753 | "account_data":{ 754 | "types": [], 755 | }, 756 | "presence":{ 757 | "types": [], 758 | } 759 | }' 760 | _filter="$URLstring" 761 | curl -XGET "$state_baseURL/r0/sync?filter=$_filter&timeout=30000&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" > "$File_InitialSync" 762 | echo "===========================" 763 | echo "===========================" 764 | echo "==== results are in ====" 765 | echo "===========================" 766 | echo "$File_InitialSync" 767 | echo "===========================" 768 | echo "===========================" 769 | echo "==== try running ====" 770 | echo -e " jq .rooms \"$File_InitialSync\"" 771 | echo "===========================" 772 | 773 | # jq -C .rooms "$File_InitialSync" 774 | 775 | 776 | # curl "https://matrix.org/_matrix/client/r0/sync?filter=7&timeout=30000&since=s14094047_178730_33991_755371_4320&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" \ 777 | # -H 'Host: matrix.org' \ 778 | # -H 'User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:43.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/43.0' \ 779 | # -H 'Accept: application/json' \ 780 | # -H 'Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5' \ 781 | # --compressed \ 782 | # -H 'Referer: https://vector.im/develop/' \ 783 | # -H 'Origin: https://vector.im' \ 784 | # -H 'Connection: keep-alive' 785 | } 786 | 787 | GetPushRules() { ## dump the current PushRules to stdout as formatted JSON 788 | curl "$state_baseURL/r0/pushrules/?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" | jq . 789 | } 790 | 791 | GetRoomState() { ## dump the current Roomstate to stdout as formatted JSON 792 | echo curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/r0/rooms/{roomId}/state?access_token=$state_accessTOKEN" 793 | resp=`curl --silent -XGET "$state_baseURL/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=$state_accessTOKEN"` 794 | echo "==== raw ====" 795 | echo -e "$resp" 796 | echo "==== json ====" 797 | jq . /dev/stdin <<<$resp 798 | 799 | GET /_matrix/client/r0/rooms/{roomId}/state 800 | GET /_matrix/client/r0/rooms/{roomId}/state 801 | } 802 | 803 | 804 | SampleGets() { ## some sample gets that don't need authentication 805 | local _userId="${1:-@matthew:matrix.org}"; 806 | rawurlencode "$_userId" 807 | _userId_encoded="$URLstring" 808 | 809 | local _URL="http://${_userId##*:}" 810 | 811 | echo "Public Room List for $_URL" 812 | echo "More info is available for each room but limited to just the room name here" 813 | echo " Also we are limiting to the first 10 rooms incase it's run against a big server like matrix.org" 814 | wget -q -O /dev/stdout $_URL/_matrix/client/r0/publicRooms | jq '.[] | .[].name' 2>/dev/null | head -n 10; 815 | echo 816 | 817 | echo "User Profile for user $_userId at $_URL" 818 | wget -q -O /dev/stdout $_URL/_matrix/client/r0/profile/${_userId_encoded}/profile | jq '.'; 819 | echo 820 | 821 | echo "Avatar URL for user $_userId at $_URL" 822 | wget -q -O /dev/stdout $_URL/_matrix/client/r0/profile/${_userId_encoded}/avatar_url | jq '.'; 823 | echo 824 | } 825 | 826 | if ! $SOURCED; then 827 | $VERBOSE && dump_State; 828 | fi 829 | 830 | "$@" 831 | 832 | if ! $SOURCED; then 833 | store_State 834 | fi 835 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------