Examples with ActionOnEventListener won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ActionOnEventListener

use of won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class Telegram2WonBot method initializeEventListeners.

@Override
protected void initializeEventListeners() {
    EventListenerContext ctx = getEventListenerContext();
    telegramMessageGenerator.setEventListenerContext(ctx);
    bus = getEventBus();
    // Initiate Telegram Bot Handler
    ApiContextInitializer.init();
    TelegramBotsApi telegramBotsApi = new TelegramBotsApi();
    try {
        wonTelegramBotHandler = new WonTelegramBotHandler(bus, telegramMessageGenerator, botName, token);
        logger.debug("botName: " + wonTelegramBotHandler.getBotUsername());
        logger.debug("botTokn: " + wonTelegramBotHandler.getBotToken());
        telegramBotsApi.registerBot(wonTelegramBotHandler);
        BotBehaviour connectBehaviour = new ConnectBehaviour(ctx);
        connectBehaviour.activate();
        BotBehaviour closeBehaviour = new CloseBevahiour(ctx);
        closeBehaviour.activate();
        BotBehaviour connectionMessageBehaviour = new ConnectionMessageBehaviour(ctx);
        connectionMessageBehaviour.activate();
        // Telegram initiated Events
        bus.subscribe(TelegramMessageReceivedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "TelegramMessageReceived", new TelegramMessageReceivedAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler, telegramContentExtractor)));
        bus.subscribe(SendHelpEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "TelegramHelpAction", new TelegramHelpAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler)));
        bus.subscribe(TelegramCreateNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "TelegramCreateAction", new TelegramCreateAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler, telegramContentExtractor)));
        // WON initiated Events
        bus.subscribe(HintFromMatcherEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "HintReceived", new Hint2TelegramAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler)));
        bus.subscribe(ConnectFromOtherNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "ConnectReceived", new Connect2TelegramAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler)));
        bus.subscribe(MessageFromOtherNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, "ReceivedTextMessage", new Message2TelegramAction(ctx, wonTelegramBotHandler)));
    } catch (TelegramApiRequestException e) {
        logger.error(e.getMessage());
    }
}

Example 12 with ActionOnEventListener

use of won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class SecurityBotTests method runBot.

private void runBot(Class botClass) throws ExecutionException, InterruptedException {
    IntegrationtestBot bot = null;
    // create a bot instance and auto-wire it
    AutowireCapableBeanFactory beanFactory = applicationContext.getAutowireCapableBeanFactory();
    bot = (IntegrationtestBot) beanFactory.autowire(botClass, AutowireCapableBeanFactory.AUTOWIRE_BY_TYPE, false);
    Object botBean = beanFactory.initializeBean(bot, "theBot");
    bot = (IntegrationtestBot) botBean;
    // the bot also needs a trigger so its act() method is called regularly.
    // (there is no trigger bean in the context)
    PeriodicTrigger trigger = new PeriodicTrigger(500, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    trigger.setInitialDelay(100);
    ((TriggeredBot) bot).setTrigger(trigger);
    // adding the bot to the bot manager will cause it to be initialized.
    // at that point, the trigger starts.
    botManager.addBot(bot);
    final SettableListenableFuture<TestFinishedEvent> futureTestResult = new SettableListenableFuture();
    final EventListenerContext ctx = bot.getExposedEventListenerContext();
    // action for setting the future when we get a test result
    EventBotAction setFutureAction = new SetFutureAction(ctx, futureTestResult);
    // action for setting the future when an error occurs
    EventBotAction setFutureFromErrorAction = new SetFutureFromErrorEventAction(ctx, futureTestResult, bot);
    // add a listener for test success
    ctx.getEventBus().subscribe(TestPassedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, setFutureAction));
    // add a listener for test failure
    ctx.getEventBus().subscribe(TestFailedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, setFutureAction));
    // add a listener for errors
    ctx.getEventBus().subscribe(ErrorEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, setFutureFromErrorAction));
    // wait for the result
    TestFinishedEvent result = futureTestResult.get();
    if (result instanceof TestFailedEvent) {
        Assert.fail(((TestFailedEvent) result).getMessage());
    }
}

Example 13 with ActionOnEventListener

use of won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class DuplicateMessageSendingConversationBot method initializeEventListeners.

@Override
protected void initializeEventListeners() {
    EventListenerContext ctx = getDuplicateMessageSenderDecorator(getEventListenerContext());
    final EventBus bus = getEventBus();
    // we're not expecting any failure messages in this test:
    bus.subscribe(FailureResponseEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new BaseEventBotAction(ctx) {

        @Override
        protected void doRun(Event event, EventListener executingListener) throws Exception {
            FailureResponseEvent failureResponseEvent = (FailureResponseEvent) event;
            bus.publish(new TestFailedEvent(DuplicateMessageSendingConversationBot.this, "Message failed: " + failureResponseEvent.getOriginalMessageURI() + ": " + WonRdfUtils.MessageUtils.getTextMessage(failureResponseEvent.getFailureMessage())));
        }
    }));
    // create needs every trigger execution until 2 needs are created
    bus.subscribe(ActEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new CreateNeedWithFacetsAction(ctx, getBotContextWrapper().getNeedCreateListName()), NO_OF_NEEDS));
    // connect needs
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, "needConnector", NO_OF_NEEDS * 2, new ConnectFromListToListAction(ctx, getBotContextWrapper().getNeedCreateListName(), getBotContextWrapper().getNeedCreateListName(), FacetType.OwnerFacet.getURI(), FacetType.OwnerFacet.getURI(), MILLIS_BETWEEN_MESSAGES, "Hi!")));
    // add a listener that is informed of the connect/open events and that auto-opens
    // subscribe it to:
    // * connect events - so it responds with open
    // * open events - so it responds with open (if the open received was the first open, and we still need to accept the connection)
    bus.subscribe(ConnectFromOtherNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new OpenConnectionAction(ctx, "Hi!")));
    // add a listener that auto-responds to messages by a message
    // after 10 messages, it unsubscribes from all events
    // subscribe it to:
    // * message events - so it responds
    // * open events - so it initiates the chain reaction of responses
    BaseEventListener autoResponder = new AutomaticMessageResponderListener(ctx, NO_OF_MESSAGES, MILLIS_BETWEEN_MESSAGES);
    bus.subscribe(OpenFromOtherNeedEvent.class, autoResponder);
    bus.subscribe(MessageFromOtherNeedEvent.class, autoResponder);
    // add a listener that closes the connection after it has seen 10 messages
    bus.subscribe(MessageFromOtherNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, NO_OF_MESSAGES, new CloseConnectionAction(ctx, "Bye!")));
    // add a listener that closes the connection when a failureEvent occurs
    EventListener onFailureConnectionCloser = new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new CloseConnectionAction(ctx, "Bye!"));
    bus.subscribe(FailureResponseEvent.class, onFailureConnectionCloser);
    // add a listener that auto-responds to a close message with a deactivation of both needs.
    // subscribe it to:
    // * close events
    bus.subscribe(CloseFromOtherNeedEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new MultipleActions(ctx, new DeactivateAllNeedsAction(ctx), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new TestPassedEvent(this))), 1));
    // add a listener that counts two NeedDeactivatedEvents and then tells the
    // framework that the bot's work is done
    bus.subscribe(NeedDeactivatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, NO_OF_NEEDS, new SignalWorkDoneAction(ctx)));
}

Example 14 with ActionOnEventListener

use of won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class DuplicateMessageURIFailureBot method initializeEventListeners.

@Override
protected void initializeEventListeners() {
    EventListenerContext ctx = getEventListenerContext();
    EventBus bus = getEventBus();
    // create needs every trigger execution until 2 needs are created
    bus.subscribe(ActEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new CreateNeedWithFacetsAction(// use a decorator that will cause the same need URI to be used in each create message
    new ConstantNewEventURIDecorator(ctx, "constantMsgURI" + System.currentTimeMillis()), getBotContextWrapper().getNeedCreateListName()), 2));
    // log error if we can create 2 needs
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 2, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogErrorAction(ctx, "Should not have been able to create 2 needs using message with identical URIs"), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new TestFailedEvent(this, "Should not have been able to create 2 needs with identical URI")))));
    // log success if we could create 1 need
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreatedEvent.class, new ActionOnFirstNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Good: could create one need"), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new SuccessEvent()))));
    // log success if we got an error for 2nd need
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreationFailedEvent.class, new ActionOnFirstNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Good: need creation failed for 2nd need."), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new SuccessEvent()))));
    // when we have 2 SuccessEvents, we're done. Deacivate the needs and signal we're finished
    bus.subscribe(SuccessEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 2, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Test passed."), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new TestPassedEvent(this)), new DeactivateAllNeedsAction(ctx))));
    // when we have a FailureEvent, we're done, too. Deacivate the needs and signal we're finished
    bus.subscribe(TestFailedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Test failed."), new DeactivateAllNeedsAction(ctx))));
    // wait for the needDeactivated event, then say we're done.
    bus.subscribe(NeedDeactivatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new SignalWorkDoneAction(ctx, this)));
// TODO: fix: bot runs forever even if test fails.
// TODO: fix: need 1 is not deactivated if test fails.
}

Example 15 with ActionOnEventListener

use of won.bot.framework.eventbot.listener.impl.ActionOnEventListener in project webofneeds by researchstudio-sat.

the class DuplicateNeedURIFailureBot method initializeEventListeners.

@Override
protected void initializeEventListeners() {
    EventListenerContext ctx = getEventListenerContext();
    EventBus bus = getEventBus();
    // create needs every trigger execution until 2 needs are created
    bus.subscribe(ActEvent.class, new ActionOnEventListener(ctx, new CreateNeedWithFacetsAction(// use a decorator that will cause the same need URI to be used in each create message
    new ConstantNewNeedURIDecorator(ctx, "constantNeedURI" + System.currentTimeMillis()), getBotContextWrapper().getNeedCreateListName()), 2));
    // log error if we can create 2 needs
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 2, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogErrorAction(ctx, "Should not have been able to create 2 needs with identical URI"), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new TestFailedEvent(this, "Should not have been able to create 2 needs with identical URI")))));
    // log success if we could create 1 need
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreatedEvent.class, new ActionOnFirstNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Good: could create one need"), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new SuccessEvent()))));
    // log success if we got an error for 2nd need
    bus.subscribe(NeedCreationFailedEvent.class, new ActionOnFirstNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Good: need creation failed for 2nd need."), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new SuccessEvent()))));
    // when we have 2 SuccessEvents, we're done. Deacivate the needs and signal we're finished
    bus.subscribe(SuccessEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 2, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Test passed."), new PublishEventAction(ctx, new TestPassedEvent(this)), new DeactivateAllNeedsAction(ctx))));
    // when we have a FailureEvent, we're done, too. Deacivate the needs and signal we're finished
    bus.subscribe(TestFailedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new MultipleActions(ctx, new LogAction(ctx, "Test failed."), new DeactivateAllNeedsAction(ctx))));
    // wait for the needDeactivated event, then say we're done.
    bus.subscribe(NeedDeactivatedEvent.class, new ActionOnceAfterNEventsListener(ctx, 1, new SignalWorkDoneAction(ctx, this)));
// TODO: fix: bot runs forever even if test fails.
// TODO: fix: need 1 is not deactivated if test fails.
}