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require "file" | |
require "telegram_bot" | |
require "./definebot/*" | |
TOKEN = File.read(File.join(__DIR__, "..", ".secret-token")) | |
module Definebot | |
class Bot < TelegramBot::Bot | |
include TelegramBot::CmdHandler | |
def initialize | |
super("SampleDefineBot", TOKEN) | |
cmd "start" { |msg, params| start_command msg, params } | |
cmd "define" { |msg, params| define_command msg, params } | |
cmd "listterms" { |msg, params| listterms_command msg, params } | |
end | |
def start_command(msg, params) | |
message = %q{Welcome to DefineBot | |
I am a test bot. Use the command /define in conjunction with a word. If I know the word I will define it for you.} | |
send_message msg.from.not_nil!.id, message | |
end | |
def define_command(msg, params) | |
word = params.join(" ").strip | |
from_id = msg.from.not_nil!.id | |
query = Repo::Query.where(word: params).limit(1) | |
terms = Repo.all(Models::Term, query) | |
if (terms.size > 0) | |
term = terms.first | |
response = "*#{word}*\n#{term.definition.not_nil!}" | |
send_message from_id, response, parse_mode: "markdown" | |
else | |
send_message from_id, "Sorry, I don't know what \"#{word}\" means" | |
end | |
end | |
def listterms_command(msg, params) | |
from_id = msg.from.not_nil!.id | |
terms = Repo.all(Models::Term) | |
terms.as(Array(Models::Term)) unless terms.nil? | |
if terms.nil? | |
return send_message from_id, "Sorry, but it seems as though no terms have been defined yet." | |
end | |
terms_list = terms.map { |t| t.word }.join("\n") | |
send_message from_id, "Here are all the terms I know:\n#{terms_list}" | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
bot = Definebot::Bot.new | |
bot.polling |
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