monolith/legacy/commands/mod.py

import main


class ModCommand:
    # This could be greatly improved, but not really important right now
    def __init__(self, *args):
        self.mod(*args)

    def mod(
        self, addr, authed, data, obj, spl, success, failure, info, incUsage, length
    ):
        if authed:
            if length == 4:
                if not spl[1] in main.network.keys():
                    failure("Network does not exist: %s" % spl[1])
                    return

                try:
                    setattr(main.network[spl[1]], spl[2], spl[3])
                except Exception as e:
                    failure(f"Something went wrong: {e}")
                    return

                main.saveConf("network")
                success(
                    "Successfully set key %s to %s on %s" % (spl[2], spl[3], spl[1])
                )
                return
            # Find a better way to do this
            # elif length == 6:
            #    if not spl[1] in main.network.keys():
            #        failure("Network does not exist: %s" % spl[1])
            #        return
            #    if not spl[3].isdigit():
            #        failure("Must be a number, not %s" % spl[3])
            #        return
            #    if not int(spl[3]) in main.network[spl[1]].relays.keys():
            #        failure("Relay/alias does not exist: %s" % spl[3])
            #        return

            #    try:
            #        x = getattr(main.network[spl[1]], spl[2])
            #        x[spl[3]] = spl[4]
            #    except Exception as err:
            #        failure("Error: %s" % err)
            #        return

            else:
                incUsage("mod")
                return
        else:
            incUsage(None)