Archipelago/NetUtils.py

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WebUI (#100) * Object-Oriented base changes for web-ui prep * remove debug raise * optimize broadcast to serialize once * Implement WebUI socket, static assets, and classes - Still need to wrap logging functions and send output to UI - UI commands are successfully being sent to the server * GUI operational. Wrap logging functions, implement server address selection on GUI, automatically launch web browser when client websocket is served * Update MultiServer status when a user disconnects / reconnects * Implement colored item and hint checks, improve GUI readability * Fix improper formatting on received items * Update SNES connection status on disconnect / reconnect. Implement itemFound, prevent accidentally printing JS objects * Minor text change for itemFound * Fixed a very wrong comment * Fixed client commands not working, fixed un-helpful error messages appearing in GUI * Fix a bug causing a failure to connect to a multiworld server if a previously existing cached address was present and the client was loaded without an address passed in * Convert WebUI to React /w Redux. WebSocket communications not yet operational. * WebUI fully converted to React / Redux. - Websocket communication operational - Added a button to connect to the multiserver which appears only when a SNES is connected and a server connection is not active * Restore some features lost in WebUI - Restore (found) notification on hints if the item has already been obtained - Restore (x/y) indicator on received items, which indicates the number of items the client is waiting to receive from the client in a queue * Fix a grammatical UI big causing player names to show only an apostrophe when possessive * Add support for multiple SNES Devices, and switching between them * freeze support for client * make sure flask works when frozen * UI Improvements - Hint messages now actually show a found status via ✔ and ❌ emoji - Active player name is always a different color than other players (orange for now) - Add a toggle to show only entries relevant to the active player - Added a WidgetArea - Added a notes widget * Received items now marked as relevant * Include production build for deployment * Notes now survive a browser close. Minimum width applied to monitor to prevent CSS issues. * include webUi folder in setup.py * Bugfixes for Monitor - Fix a bug causing the monitor window to grow beyond it's intended content limit - Reduced monitor content limit to 200 items - Ensured each monitor entry has a unique key * Prevent eslint from yelling at me about stupid things * Add button to collapse sidebar, press enter on empty server input to disconnect on purpose * WebUI is now aware of client disconnect, message log limit increased to 350, fix !missing output * Update WebUI to v2.2.1 - Added color to WebUI for entrance-span - Make !missing show total count at bottom of list to match /missing behavior * Fix a bug causing clients version <= 2.2.0 to crash when anyone asks for a hint - Also fix a bug in the WebUI causing the entrance location to always show as "somewhere" * Update WebUI color palette (this cost me $50) * allow text console input alongside web-ui * remove Flask a bit overkill for what we're doing * remove jinja2 * Update WebUI to work with new hosting mechanism * with flask gone, we no longer need subprocess shenanigans * If multiple web ui clients try to run, at least present a working console * Update MultiClient and WebUI to handle multiple clients simultaneously. - The port on which the websocket for the WebUI is hosted is not chosen randomly from 5000 - 5999. This port is passed to the browser so it knows which MultiClient to connect to - Removed failure condition if a web server is already running, as there is no need to run more than one web server on a single system. If an exception is thrown while attempting to launch a web server, a check is made for the port being unavailable. If the port is unavailable, it probably means the user is launching a second MultiClient. A web browser is then opened with a connection to the correct webui_socket_port. - Add a /web command to the MultiClient to repoen the appropriate browser window and get params in case a user accidentally closes the tab * Use proper name for WebUI * move webui into /data with other data files * make web ui optional This is mostly for laptop users wanting to preserve some battery, should not be needed outside of that. * fix direct server start * re-add connection timer * fix indentation Co-authored-by: Chris <chris@legendserver.info>
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from __future__ import annotations
WebUI (#100) * Object-Oriented base changes for web-ui prep * remove debug raise * optimize broadcast to serialize once * Implement WebUI socket, static assets, and classes - Still need to wrap logging functions and send output to UI - UI commands are successfully being sent to the server * GUI operational. Wrap logging functions, implement server address selection on GUI, automatically launch web browser when client websocket is served * Update MultiServer status when a user disconnects / reconnects * Implement colored item and hint checks, improve GUI readability * Fix improper formatting on received items * Update SNES connection status on disconnect / reconnect. Implement itemFound, prevent accidentally printing JS objects * Minor text change for itemFound * Fixed a very wrong comment * Fixed client commands not working, fixed un-helpful error messages appearing in GUI * Fix a bug causing a failure to connect to a multiworld server if a previously existing cached address was present and the client was loaded without an address passed in * Convert WebUI to React /w Redux. WebSocket communications not yet operational. * WebUI fully converted to React / Redux. - Websocket communication operational - Added a button to connect to the multiserver which appears only when a SNES is connected and a server connection is not active * Restore some features lost in WebUI - Restore (found) notification on hints if the item has already been obtained - Restore (x/y) indicator on received items, which indicates the number of items the client is waiting to receive from the client in a queue * Fix a grammatical UI big causing player names to show only an apostrophe when possessive * Add support for multiple SNES Devices, and switching between them * freeze support for client * make sure flask works when frozen * UI Improvements - Hint messages now actually show a found status via ✔ and ❌ emoji - Active player name is always a different color than other players (orange for now) - Add a toggle to show only entries relevant to the active player - Added a WidgetArea - Added a notes widget * Received items now marked as relevant * Include production build for deployment * Notes now survive a browser close. Minimum width applied to monitor to prevent CSS issues. * include webUi folder in setup.py * Bugfixes for Monitor - Fix a bug causing the monitor window to grow beyond it's intended content limit - Reduced monitor content limit to 200 items - Ensured each monitor entry has a unique key * Prevent eslint from yelling at me about stupid things * Add button to collapse sidebar, press enter on empty server input to disconnect on purpose * WebUI is now aware of client disconnect, message log limit increased to 350, fix !missing output * Update WebUI to v2.2.1 - Added color to WebUI for entrance-span - Make !missing show total count at bottom of list to match /missing behavior * Fix a bug causing clients version <= 2.2.0 to crash when anyone asks for a hint - Also fix a bug in the WebUI causing the entrance location to always show as "somewhere" * Update WebUI color palette (this cost me $50) * allow text console input alongside web-ui * remove Flask a bit overkill for what we're doing * remove jinja2 * Update WebUI to work with new hosting mechanism * with flask gone, we no longer need subprocess shenanigans * If multiple web ui clients try to run, at least present a working console * Update MultiClient and WebUI to handle multiple clients simultaneously. - The port on which the websocket for the WebUI is hosted is not chosen randomly from 5000 - 5999. This port is passed to the browser so it knows which MultiClient to connect to - Removed failure condition if a web server is already running, as there is no need to run more than one web server on a single system. If an exception is thrown while attempting to launch a web server, a check is made for the port being unavailable. If the port is unavailable, it probably means the user is launching a second MultiClient. A web browser is then opened with a connection to the correct webui_socket_port. - Add a /web command to the MultiClient to repoen the appropriate browser window and get params in case a user accidentally closes the tab * Use proper name for WebUI * move webui into /data with other data files * make web ui optional This is mostly for laptop users wanting to preserve some battery, should not be needed outside of that. * fix direct server start * re-add connection timer * fix indentation Co-authored-by: Chris <chris@legendserver.info>
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import typing
import enum
import warnings
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from json import JSONEncoder, JSONDecoder
WebUI (#100) * Object-Oriented base changes for web-ui prep * remove debug raise * optimize broadcast to serialize once * Implement WebUI socket, static assets, and classes - Still need to wrap logging functions and send output to UI - UI commands are successfully being sent to the server * GUI operational. Wrap logging functions, implement server address selection on GUI, automatically launch web browser when client websocket is served * Update MultiServer status when a user disconnects / reconnects * Implement colored item and hint checks, improve GUI readability * Fix improper formatting on received items * Update SNES connection status on disconnect / reconnect. Implement itemFound, prevent accidentally printing JS objects * Minor text change for itemFound * Fixed a very wrong comment * Fixed client commands not working, fixed un-helpful error messages appearing in GUI * Fix a bug causing a failure to connect to a multiworld server if a previously existing cached address was present and the client was loaded without an address passed in * Convert WebUI to React /w Redux. WebSocket communications not yet operational. * WebUI fully converted to React / Redux. - Websocket communication operational - Added a button to connect to the multiserver which appears only when a SNES is connected and a server connection is not active * Restore some features lost in WebUI - Restore (found) notification on hints if the item has already been obtained - Restore (x/y) indicator on received items, which indicates the number of items the client is waiting to receive from the client in a queue * Fix a grammatical UI big causing player names to show only an apostrophe when possessive * Add support for multiple SNES Devices, and switching between them * freeze support for client * make sure flask works when frozen * UI Improvements - Hint messages now actually show a found status via ✔ and ❌ emoji - Active player name is always a different color than other players (orange for now) - Add a toggle to show only entries relevant to the active player - Added a WidgetArea - Added a notes widget * Received items now marked as relevant * Include production build for deployment * Notes now survive a browser close. Minimum width applied to monitor to prevent CSS issues. * include webUi folder in setup.py * Bugfixes for Monitor - Fix a bug causing the monitor window to grow beyond it's intended content limit - Reduced monitor content limit to 200 items - Ensured each monitor entry has a unique key * Prevent eslint from yelling at me about stupid things * Add button to collapse sidebar, press enter on empty server input to disconnect on purpose * WebUI is now aware of client disconnect, message log limit increased to 350, fix !missing output * Update WebUI to v2.2.1 - Added color to WebUI for entrance-span - Make !missing show total count at bottom of list to match /missing behavior * Fix a bug causing clients version <= 2.2.0 to crash when anyone asks for a hint - Also fix a bug in the WebUI causing the entrance location to always show as "somewhere" * Update WebUI color palette (this cost me $50) * allow text console input alongside web-ui * remove Flask a bit overkill for what we're doing * remove jinja2 * Update WebUI to work with new hosting mechanism * with flask gone, we no longer need subprocess shenanigans * If multiple web ui clients try to run, at least present a working console * Update MultiClient and WebUI to handle multiple clients simultaneously. - The port on which the websocket for the WebUI is hosted is not chosen randomly from 5000 - 5999. This port is passed to the browser so it knows which MultiClient to connect to - Removed failure condition if a web server is already running, as there is no need to run more than one web server on a single system. If an exception is thrown while attempting to launch a web server, a check is made for the port being unavailable. If the port is unavailable, it probably means the user is launching a second MultiClient. A web browser is then opened with a connection to the correct webui_socket_port. - Add a /web command to the MultiClient to repoen the appropriate browser window and get params in case a user accidentally closes the tab * Use proper name for WebUI * move webui into /data with other data files * make web ui optional This is mostly for laptop users wanting to preserve some battery, should not be needed outside of that. * fix direct server start * re-add connection timer * fix indentation Co-authored-by: Chris <chris@legendserver.info>
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import websockets
from Utils import ByValue, Version
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class JSONMessagePart(typing.TypedDict, total=False):
text: str
# optional
type: str
color: str
# owning player for location/item
player: int
# if type == item indicates item flags
flags: int
class ClientStatus(ByValue, enum.IntEnum):
CLIENT_UNKNOWN = 0
CLIENT_CONNECTED = 5
CLIENT_READY = 10
CLIENT_PLAYING = 20
CLIENT_GOAL = 30
class HintStatus(enum.IntEnum):
HINT_FOUND = 0
HINT_UNSPECIFIED = 1
HINT_NO_PRIORITY = 10
HINT_AVOID = 20
HINT_PRIORITY = 30
class SlotType(ByValue, enum.IntFlag):
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spectator = 0b00
player = 0b01
group = 0b10
@property
def always_goal(self) -> bool:
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"""Mark this slot as having reached its goal instantly."""
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return self.value != 0b01
class Permission(ByValue, enum.IntFlag):
disabled = 0b000 # 0, completely disables access
enabled = 0b001 # 1, allows manual use
goal = 0b010 # 2, allows manual use after goal completion
auto = 0b110 # 6, forces use after goal completion, only works for release
auto_enabled = 0b111 # 7, forces use after goal completion, allows manual use any time
@staticmethod
def from_text(text: str):
data = 0
if "auto" in text:
data |= 0b110
elif "goal" in text:
data |= 0b010
if "enabled" in text:
data |= 0b001
return Permission(data)
class NetworkPlayer(typing.NamedTuple):
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"""Represents a particular player on a particular team."""
team: int
slot: int
alias: str
name: str
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class NetworkSlot(typing.NamedTuple):
"""Represents a particular slot across teams."""
name: str
game: str
type: SlotType
group_members: typing.Union[typing.List[int], typing.Tuple] = () # only populated if type == group
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class NetworkItem(typing.NamedTuple):
item: int
location: int
player: int
""" Sending player, except in LocationInfo (from LocationScouts), where it is the receiving player. """
flags: int = 0
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def _scan_for_TypedTuples(obj: typing.Any) -> typing.Any:
if isinstance(obj, tuple) and hasattr(obj, "_fields"): # NamedTuple is not actually a parent class
data = obj._asdict()
data["class"] = obj.__class__.__name__
return data
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if isinstance(obj, (tuple, list, set, frozenset)):
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return tuple(_scan_for_TypedTuples(o) for o in obj)
if isinstance(obj, dict):
return {key: _scan_for_TypedTuples(value) for key, value in obj.items()}
return obj
_encode = JSONEncoder(
ensure_ascii=False,
check_circular=False,
separators=(',', ':'),
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).encode
def encode(obj: typing.Any) -> str:
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return _encode(_scan_for_TypedTuples(obj))
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def get_any_version(data: dict) -> Version:
data = {key.lower(): value for key, value in data.items()} # .NET version classes have capitalized keys
return Version(int(data["major"]), int(data["minor"]), int(data["build"]))
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allowlist = {
"NetworkPlayer": NetworkPlayer,
"NetworkItem": NetworkItem,
"NetworkSlot": NetworkSlot
}
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custom_hooks = {
"Version": get_any_version
}
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def _object_hook(o: typing.Any) -> typing.Any:
if isinstance(o, dict):
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hook = custom_hooks.get(o.get("class", None), None)
if hook:
return hook(o)
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cls = allowlist.get(o.get("class", None), None)
if cls:
for key in tuple(o):
if key not in cls._fields:
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del (o[key])
return cls(**o)
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return o
decode = JSONDecoder(object_hook=_object_hook).decode
WebUI (#100) * Object-Oriented base changes for web-ui prep * remove debug raise * optimize broadcast to serialize once * Implement WebUI socket, static assets, and classes - Still need to wrap logging functions and send output to UI - UI commands are successfully being sent to the server * GUI operational. Wrap logging functions, implement server address selection on GUI, automatically launch web browser when client websocket is served * Update MultiServer status when a user disconnects / reconnects * Implement colored item and hint checks, improve GUI readability * Fix improper formatting on received items * Update SNES connection status on disconnect / reconnect. Implement itemFound, prevent accidentally printing JS objects * Minor text change for itemFound * Fixed a very wrong comment * Fixed client commands not working, fixed un-helpful error messages appearing in GUI * Fix a bug causing a failure to connect to a multiworld server if a previously existing cached address was present and the client was loaded without an address passed in * Convert WebUI to React /w Redux. WebSocket communications not yet operational. * WebUI fully converted to React / Redux. - Websocket communication operational - Added a button to connect to the multiserver which appears only when a SNES is connected and a server connection is not active * Restore some features lost in WebUI - Restore (found) notification on hints if the item has already been obtained - Restore (x/y) indicator on received items, which indicates the number of items the client is waiting to receive from the client in a queue * Fix a grammatical UI big causing player names to show only an apostrophe when possessive * Add support for multiple SNES Devices, and switching between them * freeze support for client * make sure flask works when frozen * UI Improvements - Hint messages now actually show a found status via ✔ and ❌ emoji - Active player name is always a different color than other players (orange for now) - Add a toggle to show only entries relevant to the active player - Added a WidgetArea - Added a notes widget * Received items now marked as relevant * Include production build for deployment * Notes now survive a browser close. Minimum width applied to monitor to prevent CSS issues. * include webUi folder in setup.py * Bugfixes for Monitor - Fix a bug causing the monitor window to grow beyond it's intended content limit - Reduced monitor content limit to 200 items - Ensured each monitor entry has a unique key * Prevent eslint from yelling at me about stupid things * Add button to collapse sidebar, press enter on empty server input to disconnect on purpose * WebUI is now aware of client disconnect, message log limit increased to 350, fix !missing output * Update WebUI to v2.2.1 - Added color to WebUI for entrance-span - Make !missing show total count at bottom of list to match /missing behavior * Fix a bug causing clients version <= 2.2.0 to crash when anyone asks for a hint - Also fix a bug in the WebUI causing the entrance location to always show as "somewhere" * Update WebUI color palette (this cost me $50) * allow text console input alongside web-ui * remove Flask a bit overkill for what we're doing * remove jinja2 * Update WebUI to work with new hosting mechanism * with flask gone, we no longer need subprocess shenanigans * If multiple web ui clients try to run, at least present a working console * Update MultiClient and WebUI to handle multiple clients simultaneously. - The port on which the websocket for the WebUI is hosted is not chosen randomly from 5000 - 5999. This port is passed to the browser so it knows which MultiClient to connect to - Removed failure condition if a web server is already running, as there is no need to run more than one web server on a single system. If an exception is thrown while attempting to launch a web server, a check is made for the port being unavailable. If the port is unavailable, it probably means the user is launching a second MultiClient. A web browser is then opened with a connection to the correct webui_socket_port. - Add a /web command to the MultiClient to repoen the appropriate browser window and get params in case a user accidentally closes the tab * Use proper name for WebUI * move webui into /data with other data files * make web ui optional This is mostly for laptop users wanting to preserve some battery, should not be needed outside of that. * fix direct server start * re-add connection timer * fix indentation Co-authored-by: Chris <chris@legendserver.info>
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class Endpoint:
socket: websockets.WebSocketServerProtocol
def __init__(self, socket):
self.socket = socket
class HandlerMeta(type):
def __new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs):
handlers = attrs["handlers"] = {}
trigger: str = "_handle_"
for base in bases:
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handlers.update(base.handlers)
handlers.update({handler_name[len(trigger):]: method for handler_name, method in attrs.items() if
handler_name.startswith(trigger)})
orig_init = attrs.get('__init__', None)
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if not orig_init:
for base in bases:
orig_init = getattr(base, '__init__', None)
if orig_init:
break
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
if orig_init:
orig_init(self, *args, **kwargs)
# turn functions into bound methods
self.handlers = {name: method.__get__(self, type(self)) for name, method in
handlers.items()}
attrs['__init__'] = __init__
return super(HandlerMeta, mcs).__new__(mcs, name, bases, attrs)
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class JSONTypes(str, enum.Enum):
color = "color"
text = "text"
player_id = "player_id"
player_name = "player_name"
item_name = "item_name"
item_id = "item_id"
location_name = "location_name"
location_id = "location_id"
entrance_name = "entrance_name"
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class JSONtoTextParser(metaclass=HandlerMeta):
color_codes = {
# not exact color names, close enough but decent looking
"black": "000000",
"red": "EE0000",
"green": "00FF7F",
"yellow": "FAFAD2",
"blue": "6495ED",
"magenta": "EE00EE",
"cyan": "00EEEE",
"slateblue": "6D8BE8",
"plum": "AF99EF",
"salmon": "FA8072",
"white": "FFFFFF",
"orange": "FF7700",
}
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def __init__(self, ctx):
self.ctx = ctx
def __call__(self, input_object: typing.List[JSONMessagePart]) -> str:
return "".join(self.handle_node(section) for section in input_object)
def handle_node(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
node_type = node.get("type", None)
handler = self.handlers.get(node_type, self.handlers["text"])
return handler(node)
def _handle_color(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
codes = node["color"].split(";")
buffer = "".join(color_code(code) for code in codes if code in color_codes)
return buffer + self._handle_text(node) + color_code("reset")
def _handle_text(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
return node.get("text", "")
def _handle_player_id(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
player = int(node["text"])
node["color"] = 'magenta' if self.ctx.slot_concerns_self(player) else 'yellow'
node["text"] = self.ctx.player_names[player]
return self._handle_color(node)
# for other teams, spectators etc.? Only useful if player isn't in the clientside mapping
def _handle_player_name(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
node["color"] = 'yellow'
return self._handle_color(node)
def _handle_item_name(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
flags = node.get("flags", 0)
if flags == 0:
node["color"] = 'cyan'
elif flags & 0b001: # advancement
node["color"] = 'plum'
elif flags & 0b010: # useful
node["color"] = 'slateblue'
elif flags & 0b100: # trap
node["color"] = 'salmon'
else:
node["color"] = 'cyan'
return self._handle_color(node)
def _handle_item_id(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
item_id = int(node["text"])
node["text"] = self.ctx.item_names.lookup_in_slot(item_id, node["player"])
return self._handle_item_name(node)
def _handle_location_name(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
node["color"] = 'green'
return self._handle_color(node)
def _handle_location_id(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
location_id = int(node["text"])
node["text"] = self.ctx.location_names.lookup_in_slot(location_id, node["player"])
return self._handle_location_name(node)
def _handle_entrance_name(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
node["color"] = 'blue'
return self._handle_color(node)
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class RawJSONtoTextParser(JSONtoTextParser):
def _handle_color(self, node: JSONMessagePart):
return self._handle_text(node)
color_codes = {'reset': 0, 'bold': 1, 'underline': 4, 'black': 30, 'red': 31, 'green': 32, 'yellow': 33, 'blue': 34,
'magenta': 35, 'cyan': 36, 'white': 37, 'black_bg': 40, 'red_bg': 41, 'green_bg': 42, 'yellow_bg': 43,
'blue_bg': 44, 'magenta_bg': 45, 'cyan_bg': 46, 'white_bg': 47,
'plum': 35, 'slateblue': 34, 'salmon': 31,} # convert ui colors to terminal colors
def color_code(*args):
return '\033[' + ';'.join([str(color_codes[arg]) for arg in args]) + 'm'
def color(text, *args):
return color_code(*args) + text + color_code('reset')
def add_json_text(parts: list, text: typing.Any, **kwargs) -> None:
parts.append({"text": str(text), **kwargs})
def add_json_item(parts: list, item_id: int, player: int = 0, item_flags: int = 0, **kwargs) -> None:
parts.append({"text": str(item_id), "player": player, "flags": item_flags, "type": JSONTypes.item_id, **kwargs})
def add_json_location(parts: list, location_id: int, player: int = 0, **kwargs) -> None:
parts.append({"text": str(location_id), "player": player, "type": JSONTypes.location_id, **kwargs})
status_names: typing.Dict[HintStatus, str] = {
HintStatus.HINT_FOUND: "(found)",
HintStatus.HINT_UNSPECIFIED: "(unspecified)",
HintStatus.HINT_NO_PRIORITY: "(no priority)",
HintStatus.HINT_AVOID: "(avoid)",
HintStatus.HINT_PRIORITY: "(priority)",
}
status_colors: typing.Dict[HintStatus, str] = {
HintStatus.HINT_FOUND: "green",
HintStatus.HINT_UNSPECIFIED: "white",
HintStatus.HINT_NO_PRIORITY: "slateblue",
HintStatus.HINT_AVOID: "salmon",
HintStatus.HINT_PRIORITY: "plum",
}
class Hint(typing.NamedTuple):
receiving_player: int
finding_player: int
location: int
item: int
found: bool
entrance: str = ""
item_flags: int = 0
status: HintStatus = HintStatus.HINT_UNSPECIFIED
def re_check(self, ctx, team) -> Hint:
if self.found and self.status == HintStatus.HINT_FOUND:
return self
found = self.location in ctx.location_checks[team, self.finding_player]
if found:
return self._replace(found=found, status=HintStatus.HINT_FOUND)
return self
def re_prioritize(self, ctx, status: HintStatus) -> Hint:
if self.found and status != HintStatus.HINT_FOUND:
status = HintStatus.HINT_FOUND
if status != self.status:
return self._replace(status=status)
return self
def __hash__(self):
return hash((self.receiving_player, self.finding_player, self.location, self.item, self.entrance))
def as_network_message(self) -> dict:
parts = []
add_json_text(parts, "[Hint]: ")
add_json_text(parts, self.receiving_player, type="player_id")
add_json_text(parts, "'s ")
add_json_item(parts, self.item, self.receiving_player, self.item_flags)
add_json_text(parts, " is at ")
add_json_location(parts, self.location, self.finding_player)
add_json_text(parts, " in ")
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add_json_text(parts, self.finding_player, type="player_id")
if self.entrance:
add_json_text(parts, "'s World at ")
add_json_text(parts, self.entrance, type="entrance_name")
else:
add_json_text(parts, "'s World")
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add_json_text(parts, ". ")
add_json_text(parts, status_names.get(self.status, "(unknown)"), type="color",
color=status_colors.get(self.status, "red"))
return {"cmd": "PrintJSON", "data": parts, "type": "Hint",
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"receiving": self.receiving_player,
"item": NetworkItem(self.item, self.location, self.finding_player, self.item_flags),
"found": self.found}
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@property
def local(self):
return self.receiving_player == self.finding_player
class _LocationStore(dict, typing.MutableMapping[int, typing.Dict[int, typing.Tuple[int, int, int]]]):
def __init__(self, values: typing.MutableMapping[int, typing.Dict[int, typing.Tuple[int, int, int]]]):
super().__init__(values)
if not self:
raise ValueError(f"Rejecting game with 0 players")
if len(self) != max(self):
raise ValueError("Player IDs not continuous")
if len(self.get(0, {})):
raise ValueError("Invalid player id 0 for location")
def find_item(self, slots: typing.Set[int], seeked_item_id: int
) -> typing.Generator[typing.Tuple[int, int, int, int, int], None, None]:
for finding_player, check_data in self.items():
for location_id, (item_id, receiving_player, item_flags) in check_data.items():
if receiving_player in slots and item_id == seeked_item_id:
yield finding_player, location_id, item_id, receiving_player, item_flags
def get_for_player(self, slot: int) -> typing.Dict[int, typing.Set[int]]:
import collections
all_locations: typing.Dict[int, typing.Set[int]] = collections.defaultdict(set)
for source_slot, location_data in self.items():
for location_id, values in location_data.items():
if values[1] == slot:
all_locations[source_slot].add(location_id)
return all_locations
def get_checked(self, state: typing.Dict[typing.Tuple[int, int], typing.Set[int]], team: int, slot: int
) -> typing.List[int]:
checked = state[team, slot]
if not checked:
# This optimizes the case where everyone connects to a fresh game at the same time.
if slot not in self:
raise KeyError(slot)
return []
return [location_id for
location_id in self[slot] if
location_id in checked]
def get_missing(self, state: typing.Dict[typing.Tuple[int, int], typing.Set[int]], team: int, slot: int
) -> typing.List[int]:
checked = state[team, slot]
if not checked:
# This optimizes the case where everyone connects to a fresh game at the same time.
return list(self[slot])
return [location_id for
location_id in self[slot] if
location_id not in checked]
def get_remaining(self, state: typing.Dict[typing.Tuple[int, int], typing.Set[int]], team: int, slot: int
) -> typing.List[typing.Tuple[int, int]]:
checked = state[team, slot]
player_locations = self[slot]
return sorted([(player_locations[location_id][1], player_locations[location_id][0]) for
location_id in player_locations if
location_id not in checked])
if typing.TYPE_CHECKING: # type-check with pure python implementation until we have a typing stub
LocationStore = _LocationStore
else:
try:
from _speedups import LocationStore
import _speedups
import os.path
if os.path.isfile("_speedups.pyx") and os.path.getctime(_speedups.__file__) < os.path.getctime("_speedups.pyx"):
warnings.warn(f"{_speedups.__file__} outdated! "
f"Please rebuild with `cythonize -b -i _speedups.pyx` or delete it!")
except ImportError:
try:
import pyximport
pyximport.install()
except ImportError:
pyximport = None
try:
from _speedups import LocationStore
except ImportError:
warnings.warn("_speedups not available. Falling back to pure python LocationStore. "
"Install a matching C++ compiler for your platform to compile _speedups.")
LocationStore = _LocationStore