// Copyright 2014 Vic Demuzere // // Use of this source code is governed by the MIT license. package ctcp // Sources: // http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc/ctcpspec.html // http://www.kvirc.net/doc/doc_ctcp_handling.html import ( "fmt" "runtime" "strings" "time" ) // Various constants used for formatting CTCP messages. const ( delimiter byte = 0x01 // Prefix and suffix for CTCP tagged messages. space byte = 0x20 // Token separator empty = "" // The empty string timeFormat = time.RFC1123Z versionFormat = "Go v%s (" + runtime.GOOS + ", " + runtime.GOARCH + ")" ) // Tags extracted from the CTCP spec. const ( ACTION = "ACTION" PING = "PING" PONG = "PONG" VERSION = "VERSION" USERINFO = "USERINFO" CLIENTINFO = "CLIENTINFO" FINGER = "FINGER" SOURCE = "SOURCE" TIME = "TIME" ) // Decode attempts to decode CTCP tagged data inside given message text. // // If the message text does not contain tagged data, ok will be false. // // ::= [ ] // ::= 0x01 // func Decode(text string) (tag, message string, ok bool) { // Fast path, return if this text does not contain a CTCP message. if len(text) < 3 || text[0] != delimiter || text[len(text)-1] != delimiter { return empty, empty, false } s := strings.IndexByte(text, space) if s < 0 { // Messages may contain only a tag. return text[1 : len(text)-1], empty, true } return text[1:s], text[s+1 : len(text)-1], true } // Encode returns the IRC message text for CTCP tagged data. // // ::= [ ] // ::= 0x01 // func Encode(tag, message string) (text string) { switch { // We can't build a valid CTCP tagged message without at least a tag. case len(tag) <= 0: return empty // Tagged data with a message case len(message) > 0: return string(delimiter) + tag + string(space) + message + string(delimiter) // Tagged data without a message default: return string(delimiter) + tag + string(delimiter) } } // Action is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.ACTION, message). func Action(message string) string { return Encode(ACTION, message) } // Ping is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.PING, message). func Ping(message string) string { return Encode(PING, message) } // Pong is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.PONG, message). func Pong(message string) string { return Encode(PONG, message) } // Version is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.VERSION, message). func Version(message string) string { return Encode(VERSION, message) } // VersionReply is a shortcut for ENCODE(ctcp.VERSION, go version info). func VersionReply() string { return Encode(VERSION, fmt.Sprintf(versionFormat, runtime.Version())) } // UserInfo is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.USERINFO, message). func UserInfo(message string) string { return Encode(USERINFO, message) } // ClientInfo is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.CLIENTINFO, message). func ClientInfo(message string) string { return Encode(CLIENTINFO, message) } // Finger is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.FINGER, message). func Finger(message string) string { return Encode(FINGER, message) } // Source is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.SOURCE, message). func Source(message string) string { return Encode(SOURCE, message) } // Time is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.TIME, message). func Time(message string) string { return Encode(TIME, message) } // TimeReply is a shortcut for Encode(ctcp.TIME, currenttime). func TimeReply() string { return Encode(TIME, time.Now().Format(timeFormat)) }