Examples with ChatButton org.finos.symphony.toolkit.workflow.annotations.ChatButton used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ChatButton

use of org.finos.symphony.toolkit.workflow.annotations.ChatButton in project spring-bot by finos.

the class ButtonsResponseHandler method initExposedHandlerMappings.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
protected void initExposedHandlerMappings() {
    if (exposedHandlerMappings == null) {
        ResolvableType g = ResolvableType.forClassWithGenerics(ChatHandlerMapping.class, ChatButton.class);
        exposedHandlerMappings = Arrays.stream(applicationContext.getBeanNamesForType(g)).map(n -> (ChatHandlerMapping<ChatButton>) applicationContext.getBean(n)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    }
}

Example 2 with ChatButton

use of org.finos.symphony.toolkit.workflow.annotations.ChatButton in project spring-bot by finos.

the class ClaimController method add.

@ChatButton(value = NewClaim.class, buttonText = "add")
public List<Response> add(NewClaim sc, User u, Addressable from) {
    OpenedClaim c = new OpenedClaim();
    c.amount = sc.amount;
    c.author = u;
    c.description = sc.description;
    c.status = Status.OPEN;
    Chat approvalRoom = conversations.getExistingChat("Claim Approval Room");
    return Arrays.asList(new WorkResponse(approvalRoom, c, WorkMode.VIEW), new MessageResponse(from, Message.of("Your claim has been sent to the Approval Room for processing")));
}

Example 3 with ChatButton

use of org.finos.symphony.toolkit.workflow.annotations.ChatButton in project spring-bot by finos.

the class PollController method poll.

@ChatButton(buttonText = "start", showWhen = WorkMode.EDIT, value = PollCreateForm.class)
public List<WorkResponse> poll(PollCreateForm cf, Chat r, User a) {
    int[] i = { 0 };
    List<String> options = Arrays.asList(cf.option1, cf.option2, cf.option3, cf.option4, cf.option5, cf.option6).stream().filter(s -> StringUtils.hasText(s)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    ButtonList buttons = new ButtonList(options.stream().map(s -> new Button(PollController.class, "poll" + (i[0]++), Type.ACTION, s)).collect(Collectors.toList()));
    HashTag id = new HashTag(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
    Poll p = new Poll(options);
    p.setPoller(a);
    p.setQuestion(cf.getQuestion());
    p.setOptions(options);
    p.setId(id);
    List<User> users = rooms.getChatMembers(r);
    List<WorkResponse> out = users.stream().filter(u -> !isMe(u)).map(u -> createResponseForUser(cf, options, id, buttons, u)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    out.add(new WorkResponse(r, p, WorkMode.VIEW));
    doScheduling(p, cf, r);
    return out;
}

Example 4 with ChatButton

use of org.finos.symphony.toolkit.workflow.annotations.ChatButton in project spring-bot by finos.

the class ButtonsResponseHandler method accept.

@Override
public void accept(Response t) {
    if (t instanceof WorkResponse) {
        Object o = ((WorkResponse) t).getFormObject();
        WorkMode wm = ((WorkResponse) t).getMode();
        ButtonList obl = (ButtonList) ((WorkResponse) t).getData().get(ButtonList.KEY);
        if ((obl != null) && (obl.getContents().size() > 0)) {
            return;
        }
        obl = new ButtonList();
        ((WorkResponse) t).getData().put(ButtonList.KEY, obl);
        final ButtonList bl = obl;
        initExposedHandlerMappings();
        exposedHandlerMappings.stream().flatMap(hm -> hm.getAllHandlers(t.getAddress(), null).stream()).filter(cm -> exposedMatchesObject(cm.getMapping(), o)).filter(cm -> cm.isButtonFor(o, wm)).forEach(cm -> {
            ChatButton e = cm.getMapping();
            String value = cm.getUniqueName();
            String text = e.buttonText();
            text = StringUtils.hasText(text) ? text : formatFieldName(cm.getHandlerMethod().getMethod().getName());
            bl.add(new Button(value, Type.ACTION, text));
        });
        Collections.sort((List<Button>) bl.getContents());
    }
}