Yowsup: Collection layer.py

Created on 18 Jun 2016 · 18Comments · Source: tgalal/yowsup

I invite all users to put in download here their layer.py

It 'very interesting this project and it would be nice to learn new things from all of us

My project is here

Thank you all :+1:

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langioletto

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I think most of your time.sleep() are unnecessary.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

No, it emulates the human, no slip not see, online, you are writing etc etc.

Too much haste? :)

Put here your "layer.py" :+1:

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

Yeah, but it is not needed I think, I don't use them. (Not banned or anything)

self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack())
self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack(True))

Uppon receiving a message

messageProtocolEntity.setBody(string)
self.onTextMessage(messageProtocolEntity)
self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.forward(messageProtocolEntity.getFrom()))

For sending a message.

My layer.py would be a bit large.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

        self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack()) #Set received (double v)
        time.sleep(0.5)
        self.toLower(PresenceProtocolEntity(name = name)) #Set name Presence
        time.sleep(0.5)
        self.toLower(AvailablePresenceProtocolEntity()) #Set online
        time.sleep(0.5)
        self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack(True)) #Set read (double v blue)

In this logical order, when accessing whatsapp first is the dual v Gray then double v blue, not together

If you are not online before how can you have read the message?

Put in your project download here.. :+1:

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

I am online.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

After that you're online
self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack(True)) #Set read (double v blue)
Not before

You are always online 24/7 ?

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

Yes.

I am online before that too, I could not receive messages if I were not.

Not setting presence will show my number as last seen 27/4/2016 although it is online. It might be good however to set presence.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

v04
Added log unauthorized phone number
Is logged: Sender, Number sender, Message text received

Put in download here your layer.py

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

https://gist.github.com/schoerg/330a5d7520034801bd9a93915def78a7

If you are interested. I removed the functions, but you get the idea I guess. Needs some refactoring and cleanup too. Sending the message is handled inside the functions.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

you have removed the the most beautiful part.... :)

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

It was not really beautiful, that's why I removed it. :/

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

can I ask you a question?

if I put a ping too long, waiting to run a script

        if message.lower() == 'ciao':
            answer = "Ciao "+namemitt+" "
            os.system('Find_SMS_SIM_CARD.sh')
            time.sleep(180)
            answer = "Ciao "+namemitt+" "
            self.toLower(textmsg(answer, to = recipient ))
            print answer

At the end of 180 seconds the answer "Ciao " will not is sent to me

but at the terminal I see the print answer, then the .py is not blocked

Now I send a new whatsapp the number does not respond until I do not kill and restart python

Max time.sleep(120) wotk

how do I fix?

Thanks

langioletto on 18 Jun 2016

time.sleep() will block, and I don't know if yowsup uses threads to do something different in the meantime, so keepalives might not be sent.

I don't know what Find_SMS_SIM_CARD.sh does but you could rearrenge stuff a bit.
Use Popen(), which will not block on waiting for the output and just send the "Ciao" message immediateley. Also you have answer = "Cia..." two times in there.

schoerg on 18 Jun 2016

👍1

such high values are not necessary.

I occupy something like this in my script:

       self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack())
        time.sleep(random.randrange(4,13))
        self.toLower(AvailablePresenceProtocolEntity())
        time.sleep(random.randrange(2,3))
        self.toLower(messageProtocolEntity.ack(True))
        time.sleep(random.randrange(3,4))

        self.toLower(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity.STATE_TYPING, Jid.normalize(messageProtocolEntity.getFrom(False)) ))
        time.sleep(random.randrange(4,5))
        self.toLower(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity.STATE_PAUSED, Jid.normalize(messageProtocolEntity.getFrom(False)) ))
        time.sleep(random.randrange(2,3))
        self.toLower(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity.STATE_TYPING, Jid.normalize(messageProtocolEntity.getFrom(False)) ))
        time.sleep(random.randrange(5,6))
        self.toLower(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity(OutgoingChatstateProtocolEntity.STATE_PAUSED, Jid.normalize(messageProtocolEntity.getFrom(False)) ))
        time.sleep(random.randrange(2,3))

        self.toLower(enviar)
        time.sleep(random.randrange(2,3))
        self.toLower(UnavailablePresenceProtocolEntity())

although it is true, it is not necessary to occupy "time.sleep" and "presence states".
But if I want to humanize responses bot, certainly they are.