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Draupnir/test/integration/commands/commandUtils.ts
Gnuxie 5414c46c36 Ban Propagation protection (that is enabled by default) (#36)
* Experimental Protection to propagate room level bans to policies.

- Needs an automated option
- I really want this to be enabled by default
- It needs to be easily configurable and very visible because it's a really useful feature.
- Need to check that they are not already banned on a policy list.
- Allow possibility to rely last message like a report behind spoiler text.

* Use MatrixDataManager for enabled protections.

This will allow us to create "enabled by default" protections
via a schema migration.

* Enable BanPropagationProtection by default

* BanPropagation: only prompt when user is not already banned.

* Test for BanPropagationProtection.

* clearTimeout for prompt reactions if we got a reaction.

* Allow renderMatrixAndSend to not need a reply.

* document getFirstEventMatching
2023-02-22 16:43:24 +00:00

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import { MatrixClient } from "matrix-bot-sdk";
import { strict as assert } from "assert";
import * as crypto from "crypto";
import { MatrixEmitter } from "../../../src/MatrixEmitter";
/**
* Returns a promise that resolves to the first event replying to the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* @param matrix A MatrixEmitter from a MatrixClient that is already in the targetRoom. We will use it to listen for the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* This function assumes that the start() has already been called on the client.
* @param targetRoom The room to listen for the reply in.
* @param targetEventThunk A function that produces an event ID when called. This event ID is then used to listen for a reply.
* @returns The replying event.
*/
export async function getFirstReply(matrix: MatrixEmitter, targetRoom: string, targetEventThunk: () => Promise<string>): Promise<any> {
return getNthReply(matrix, targetRoom, 1, targetEventThunk);
}
/**
* Returns a promise that resolves to the nth event replying to the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* @param matrix A MatrixEmitter from a MatrixClient that is already in the targetRoom. We will use it to listen for the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* This function assumes that the start() has already been called on the client.
* @param targetRoom The room to listen for the reply in.
* @param n The number of events to wait for. Must be >= 1.
* @param targetEventThunk A function that produces an event ID when called. This event ID is then used to listen for a reply.
* @returns The replying event.
*/
export async function getNthReply(matrix: MatrixEmitter, targetRoom: string, n: number, targetEventThunk: () => Promise<string>): Promise<any> {
if (Number.isNaN(n) || !Number.isInteger(n) || n <= 0) {
throw new TypeError(`Invalid number of events ${n}`);
}
let reactionEvents: any[] = [];
const addEvent = function (roomId: string, event: any) {
if (roomId !== targetRoom) return;
if (event.type !== 'm.room.message') return;
reactionEvents.push(event);
};
let targetCb;
try {
matrix.on('room.event', addEvent)
const targetEventId = await targetEventThunk();
if (typeof targetEventId !== 'string') {
throw new TypeError();
}
for (let event of reactionEvents) {
const in_reply_to = event.content['m.relates_to']?.['m.in_reply_to'];
if (in_reply_to?.event_id === targetEventId) {
n -= 1;
if (n === 0) {
return event;
}
}
}
return await new Promise(resolve => {
targetCb = function(roomId: string, event: any) {
if (roomId !== targetRoom) return;
if (event.type !== 'm.room.message') return;
const in_reply_to = event.content['m.relates_to']?.['m.in_reply_to'];
if (in_reply_to?.event_id === targetEventId) {
n -= 1;
if (n === 0) {
resolve(event);
}
}
}
matrix.on('room.event', targetCb);
});
} finally {
matrix.removeListener('room.event', addEvent);
if (targetCb) {
matrix.removeListener('room.event', targetCb);
}
}
}
/**
* Returns a promise that resolves to an event that is reacting to the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* @param matrix A MatrixEmitter for a MatrixClient that is already in the targetRoom that can be started to listen for the event produced by targetEventThunk.
* This function assumes that the start() has already been called on the client.
* @param targetRoom The room to listen for the reaction in.
* @param reactionKey The reaction key to wait for.
* @param targetEventThunk A function that produces an event ID when called. This event ID is then used to listen for a reaction.
* @returns The reaction event.
*/
export async function getFirstReaction(matrix: MatrixEmitter, targetRoom: string, reactionKey: string, targetEventThunk: () => Promise<string>): Promise<any> {
let reactionEvents: any[] = [];
const addEvent = function (roomId: string, event: any) {
if (roomId !== targetRoom) return;
if (event.type !== 'm.reaction') return;
reactionEvents.push(event);
};
let targetCb;
try {
matrix.on('room.event', addEvent)
const targetEventId = await targetEventThunk();
for (let event of reactionEvents) {
const relates_to = event.content['m.relates_to'];
if (relates_to?.event_id === targetEventId && relates_to?.key === reactionKey) {
return event;
}
}
return await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
targetCb = function(roomId: string, event: any) {
if (roomId !== targetRoom) return;
if (event.type !== 'm.reaction') return;
const relates_to = event.content['m.relates_to'];
if (relates_to?.event_id === targetEventId && relates_to?.key === reactionKey) {
resolve(event)
}
}
matrix.on('room.event', targetCb);
});
} finally {
matrix.removeListener('room.event', addEvent);
if (targetCb) {
matrix.removeListener('room.event', targetCb);
}
}
}
/**
* Get and wait for the first event that matches a predicate.
* @param details.lookAfterEvent A function that returns an event id to look for
* in the sync timeline before matching. Or a function that returns undefined if
* `getFirstEventMatching` should start matching events right away.
* @returns The event matching the predicate provided.
*/
export async function getFirstEventMatching(details: { matrix: MatrixEmitter, targetRoom: string, lookAfterEvent: () => Promise</*event id*/string|undefined>, predicate: (event: any) => boolean }): Promise<any> {
let targetCb;
try {
return await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
details.lookAfterEvent().then((afterEventId: string|undefined) => {
// if the event has returned an event id, then we will wait for that in the timeline,
// otherwise the "event" isn't a matrix event and we just have to start looking right away.
let isAfterEventId = afterEventId === undefined;
targetCb = (roomId: string, event: any) => {
if (event['event_id'] === afterEventId) {
isAfterEventId = true;
return;
}
if (isAfterEventId && details.predicate(event)) {
resolve(event);
}
};
details.matrix.on('room.event', targetCb)
})
})
} finally {
if (targetCb) {
details.matrix.off('room.event', targetCb)
}
}
}
/**
* Create a new banlist for mjolnir to watch and return the shortcode that can be used to refer to the list in future commands.
* @param managementRoom The room to send the create command to.
* @param mjolnir A syncing matrix client.
* @param client A client that isn't mjolnir to send the message with, as you will be invited to the room.
* @returns The shortcode for the list that can be used to refer to the list in future commands.
*/
export async function createBanList(managementRoom: string, mjolnir: MatrixEmitter, client: MatrixClient): Promise<string> {
const listName = crypto.randomUUID();
const listCreationResponse = await getFirstReply(mjolnir, managementRoom, async () => {
return await client.sendMessage(managementRoom, { msgtype: 'm.text', body: `!mjolnir list create ${listName} ${listName}`});
});
assert.equal(listCreationResponse.content.body.includes('This list is now being watched.'), true, 'could not create a list to test with.');
return listName;
}