Reworked implementation of the multilingual-response feature (issue #218)
as a reusable, framework-level capability instead of logic bolted onto
HelloCommand.
- modules/lang_detector.py: keyword-first detection (reliable for the short
greetings typical on mesh) with optional langdetect for longer text;
results are constrained to languages that actually have a translation file.
- core.py: cache Translator instances by language (get_translator) so
per-message switching never re-reads files, and expose available_languages()
derived from translations/*.json. Store translation_path; keep cache/path
consistent on config reload.
- base_command.py: task-local translator override via a ContextVar (safe under
asyncio concurrency, no global mutation), plus detect_response_language() and
a respond_in_sender_language() context manager any command can opt into.
- hello_command.py: build the reply inside respond_in_sender_language(); the
only awaited call (send_response) stays outside the override window.
- Gated by [Localization] auto_detect_language (default false); langdetect is
an optional [lang] extra, not a hard dependency.
Tests: unit coverage for the detector and the base-command wiring.
- Updated `config.ini.example` to support single, multiple, and decorative command prefixes, improving flexibility in command invocation.
- Refactored `CommandManager` and `BaseCommand` to utilize new command prefix parsing logic, allowing for better handling of multiple prefixes and optional bare commands.
- Enhanced documentation to clarify command prefix configuration options and behavior, ensuring users understand how to set and use prefixes effectively.
- Added unit tests to verify the correct functionality of command prefix handling, including support for permissive and strict prefix modes.
- Updated configuration examples to include new `{hops}` and `{hops_label}` placeholders for path command replies, enhancing response detail.
- Modified `BaseCommand` to support hop count retrieval and formatting, ensuring accurate display of hop information in responses.
- Enhanced unit tests to verify correct formatting of hop-related placeholders in response messages, improving overall command functionality.
Introduced a new configuration option `cmd_reference_url` in the Cmd_Command section, allowing users to override the default `cmd` output with a link to a full documentation page. Updated the CmdCommand class to utilize this new setting and modified related documentation and tests to ensure proper functionality.
- Updated `config.ini.example` to introduce the `respond_to_mentions` setting, allowing configuration of how the bot responds to mentions in channel messages.
- Refactored `MessageHandler` to implement logic for handling mentions based on the new configuration, including stripping mentions when appropriate.
- Added `cleanup_message_for_matching` method in `BaseCommand` to streamline message processing and mention validation.
- Enhanced various command classes to utilize the new cleanup method for consistent mention handling.
- Introduced tests to validate the behavior of the new mention handling logic across different configurations.
Match firmware TC_FLOOD scope overhead in get_max_message_length via
MeshMessage.effective_outgoing_flood_scope; keep CommandManager and
BaseCommand in sync with tests.
Made-with: Cursor
- Increased the per-user rate limit from 5 to 30 seconds across multiple configuration files to reduce response frequency.
- Added the version command to the configuration examples and updated help text to include the new command.
- Refactored version information retrieval in the bot and web viewer to utilize a shared runtime resolver for consistency.
- Improved documentation in README.md to reflect changes in commands and configuration options.
- Added assertions to ensure call arguments are not None in multiple command tests.
- Introduced a new test for the CmdCommand class to verify that long command lists are truncated correctly with a '(N more)' suffix, improving command list readability.
- Standardized the configuration keys for various commands by replacing specific `*_enabled` keys with a unified `enabled` key across configuration files.
- Updated command classes to support fallback mechanisms for legacy configuration keys, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Enhanced the logic in the `BaseCommand` class to handle both standard and legacy keys for command enabling.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of the new configuration handling and legacy support for commands including Stats, Sports, Hacker, and Alert.
- Standardized the configuration keys for joke commands by replacing `joke_enabled` and `dadjoke_enabled` with a unified `enabled` key in the configuration files.
- Updated the validation logic to warn users when both legacy `[Jokes]` and new `[Joke_Command]`/`[DadJoke_Command]` sections are present, suggesting the removal of the legacy section.
- Enhanced the command classes to support fallback mechanisms for legacy configuration keys, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of the new configuration handling and legacy support.
- Enhanced .gitignore to allow test files in the tests/ directory and committed pytest.ini for test discovery.
- Added checks for missing sections in configuration files, specifically for Admin_ACL and Banned_Users, to prevent errors during bot startup.
- Updated generate_website.py and command_manager.py to handle cases where required sections are absent, returning empty lists instead of raising exceptions.
- Introduced optional dependencies for testing in pyproject.toml, ensuring a smoother development experience.
- Improved localization handling in core.py to default to English when the Localization section is missing, enhancing user experience.
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