Kate-Bot

[spohnz]

Said I would post what we have so we can start working on her again. Feel free to copy this and test her out in your environment. Change what you want and when you get comfortable with her start adding to her. When you have something you like we can add it to the online kate-bot.



from mine import *

import time

import random

import re



mc=Minecraft.create()

kb = '<Kate>'#kb = for kate-bot

GREETING_KEYWORDS = ("hello", "hi", "greetings", "sup", "morning",'hey')#seems that two words do not work

GREETING_RESPONSES = ["<Kate>'sup PyCrafter", "<Kate>hey", "<Kate>*nods*", "<Kate>Yay PyCraft!!!", 'Oh! hey, how are you?']

KB_NAMES =('kate', 'kbot', '<kate-bot>', 'katebot', 'kate-bot', 'kb','kbot?', '<kate-bot>?', 'katebot?', 'kate-bot?', 'kb?')

KB_RESPONSES = ['...', '<Kate>Yo!!', '<Kate>Can I help you?', '<Kate>yes?', '<Kate>That is my name, do not wear it out.', '<Kate>Hello, I am an on going project built by the students and teachers of PyCraft. Please let us know if we can improve your PyCrafting experience.']

SWEARWORDS = ('*****')

DEPARTURE = ('gtg','gtg bye','got to go','bye','adios')

DEPARTURE_RESPONSE = ['<Kate> Bye! See you later','<Kate> Bye! Ttyl',kb+'Bye! Have a great day!',kb+'Hasta la vista, baby',kb+'go away already:)']

def rules():

   mc.postToChat(kb+'http://www.thecodingkids.comg/pycraft-rules')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'''Rule #1: No Griefing

You may only touch, build or destroy items that belong to you and that you yourself have built. Griefing will not be tolerated and violators will be banned or temp-banned depending on the extent of damage''')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule #2: No Cursing or Swear Words or Offensive Language')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule #3: No Sharing Personal Information')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule #5: No Sharing Links to Outside websites. PyCraft is a kid-safe Minecraft Server.')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule #6: Do not be annoying in Chat')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule #7: No Mods or Cheats unless written in Python')

   time.sleep(2)

   mc.postToChat(kb+'Rule#8:  All scripts you write must be submitted and approved before live on the server. Until you are approved for a security key to run your scripts live.')

   time.sleep(2)



def greeting():

   fsplit = f.split()

   for word in fsplit:    

       if word.lower() in GREETING_KEYWORDS:

           return mc.postToChat(random.choice(GREETING_RESPONSES))

def KB():

   if f.lower() in KB_NAMES:

       return mc.postToChat(random.choice(KB_RESPONSES))

def depart():

   if f.lower() in DEPARTURE:

       return mc.postToChat(random.choice(DEPARTURE_RESPONSE))

def swear():

   fsplit = f.split()

   for word in fsplit:

       if word.lower() in SWEARWORDS:

           return mc.postToChat('The word '+word+' is against the rules to say. This event log is being emailed to [e-mail]')

def SEARCH_FOR_WORD_RULES():

   fsplit = f.split()

   for word in fsplit:

       if word.lower() =='rules':

           return rules()







#MAIN LOOP

while True:

   try:

       chat = mc.events.pollChatPosts()#Gets the chat from server

       

       if len(str(chat)) > 23:#verify that it has characters and not a blank poll

           ncha=str(chat)#think it is a list, turned into string

           a = ncha[27:]#removes [ChatEvent(ChatEvent.POST, from [ChatEvent

           b = a[:-2]#removes the end 2 characters = )]

           c = b.split(',')

           d=c.pop(0)

           e=''.join(c)

           f=(e[1:])

           

           if str(f) == swear():

               swear()

           if str(f) == SEARCH_FOR_WORD_RULES():

               SEARCH_FOR_WORD_RULES()

           if f == greeting():

               greeting()

           if str(f) == KB():

               time.sleep(2)

               KB()

           if str(f) == depart():

               time.sleep(2)

               depart()

           # if 'thanks' or 'thank you' in f:

           #     mc.postToChat('<Kate>You are welcome!')

           if str(f) == '*sigh*':

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Aww, are you bored?')

           if str(f) == '...':

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>The ellipsis can consist of either three or four periods, or "dots." A single dot is called an ellipsis point. An ellipsis that indicates the omission of one or more words within a sentence consists of three spaced dots.')

           if str(f) == 'help':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Hello, If you need immediate help, please email [e-mail]')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>To see a list of scripts you can run, type /py <tab> twice, To run a script like melon type /py melon')

           if f == 'server':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Server is probably not at her desk at this time, may I take a message?')            

           if 'i need' in f:

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Have you looked for'+f[6:]+', Possibly learn some python and make what you would need on the fly. It is as easy as opening a Python shell')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Getting the software installed is easy.')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Getting a security key is easy')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'knowing how to script what you want on the fly.....')

               time.sleep(4)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Priceless!!!!!!')

#TestingArea

           if str(f) == 'time':

               t=time.ctime()

               mc.postToChat(t)

           print(f)

           time.sleep(2)

           

           

       else:

           continue

   except:

       time.sleep(5)

       continue

[heimerdawg]

I will work on it and add a bunch of stuff then send it to you.

[spohnz]

Good,
Look at it ad being divided into two sections. Allt he variables and definitions, lists etc. at top. Then the actual running loop at the bottom. Put her in your world and try adding a new trigger word. For instance your username.

[heimerdawg]

Ok. I will.

[heimerdawg]

Did you make this in python 2?

[spohnz]

I made it in 3. But It should work in 2, Grimm can verify this.

[heimerdawg]

I get an error when I run it in 3.

[spohnz]

post your error. Get it from the game output.

[spohnz]

I just doubled checked.. it does work with python 3.
#1, how are you running it?
I opened it with idle (python 3) and ran it that way, went to the game and typed in kate. She replied.
make sure your in your forge profile, and the script is in the mcpipy folder.

[spohnz]

I added a cool little feature to her today. If you say my name she will email me letting me know someone on the game wants my attention...
**NOT TO BE ABUSED heimerdawg

[spohnz]

So here is the smtblib module I wrote:

import smtplib

def send():

server=smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)

server.starttls()

server.login('[e-mail]','myPassword')

server.sendmail('','[e-mail]','writeTHeActualMessageHere')

send()
And then I added the section in the mail loop for it after importing my new mod.


import sendMAIL

while True:

   try:

       chat = mc.events.pollChatPosts()#Gets the chat from server

       if len(str(chat)) > 23:#verify that it has characters and not a blank poll
       

           ncha=str(chat)#think it is a list, turned into string

           a = ncha[27:]#removes [ChatEvent(ChatEvent.POST, from [ChatEvent(ChatEvent.POST, 51445, hello world)]

           b = a[:-2]#removes the end 2 characters = )]

           c = b.split(',')

           d=c.pop(0)

           e=''.join(c)

           f=(e[1:])

           

   if 'spohnz' in f:

mc.postToChat(kb+'If you envoke his name, he will come')

sendMAIL.send()

           if str(f) == swear():

               swear()

           if str(f) == SEARCH_FOR_WORD_RULES():

               SEARCH_FOR_WORD_RULES()

           if f == greeting():

               greeting()

           if str(f) == KB():

               KB()

           if str(f) == depart():

               depart()

           if str(f) == '*sigh*':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Aww, are you bored?')

           if str(f) == '...':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>The ellipsis can consist of either three or four periods, or "dots." A single dot is called an ellipsis point. An ellipsis that indicates the omission of one or more words within a sentence consists of three spaced dots.')

           if str(f) == 'help':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Hello, If you need immediate help, please email [e-mail]')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>To see a list of scripts you can run, type /py <tab> twice, To run a script like melon type /py melon')

           if f == 'server':

               mc.postToChat('<Kate>Server is probably not at her desk at this time, may I take a message?')            

           if 'i need' in f:

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Have you looked for'+f[6:]+', Possibly learn some python and make what you would need on the fly. It is as easy as opening a Python shell')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Getting the software installed is easy.')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Getting a security key is easy')

               time.sleep(2)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'knowing how to script what you want on the fly.....')

               time.sleep(4)

               mc.postToChat(kb+'Priceless!!!!!!')

[spohnz]

Meh, what-ever. But if you have anything you want to contribute that is fine too.

[heimerdawg]

I am adding commands to it. So when you run them it does stuff.

[spohnz]

elaborate, what commands are you adding?

[heimerdawg]

I added a bunch to the lists. I am adding a bunch of commands too. Like one to build a house for you.