# This code is a part of Slash, and is released under the GPL. # Copyright 1997-2001 by Open Source Development Network. See README # and COPYING for more information, or see http://slashcode.com/. # $Id: Messages.pm,v 1.1.2.21 2002/01/02 18:58:46 pudge Exp $ package Slash::Messages; =head1 NAME Slash::Messages - Send messages for Slash =head1 SYNOPSIS use Slash::Utility; my $messages = getObject('Slash::Messages'); my $msg_id = $messages->create($uid, $message_type, $message); # ... my $msg = $messages->get($msg_id); $messages->send($msg); $messages->delete($msg_id); # ... $messages->process($msg_id); =head1 DESCRIPTION More to come. =head1 OBJECT METHODS =cut use strict; use base qw(Slash::Messages::DB::MySQL); use vars qw($VERSION); use Email::Valid; use Slash 2.001; # require Slash 2.1 use Slash::Display; use Slash::Utility; ($VERSION) = ' $Revision: 1.1.2.21 $ ' =~ /\$Revision:\s+([^\s]+)/; use constant MSG_MODE_NOCODE => -2; use constant MSG_MODE_NONE => -1; use constant MSG_MODE_EMAIL => 0; use constant MSG_MODE_WEB => 1; #======================================================================== =head2 create(TO_ID, TYPE, MESSAGE [, FROM_ID, ALTTO]) Will drop a serialized message into message_drop. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item TO_ID The UID of the user the message is sent to. Must match a valid uid in the users table. =item TYPE The message type. Preferably a number, but will also handle strings (but those are subject to change by a site admin!). It is best to stick with a number. =item MESSAGE This is either the exact text to send, or it is a hashref containing the data to send. To override the default "subject" of the message, pass it in as the "subject" key. Pass the name of the template in as the "template_name" key. If "subject" is a template, then pass it as a hashref, with "template_name" as one of the keys. B: You cannot re-use the same MESSAGE reference for multiple messages. The data is manipulated. You must pass in a new data structure each time through. This should be fixed in future versions. =item FROM_ID Either the UID of the user sending the message, or 0 to denote a system message (0 is default). =item ALTTO This is an alternate "TO" address (e.g., to send a message from a user of the system to a user outside the system). =back =item Return value The created message's "id" in the message_drop table. =item Dependencies Whatever templates are passed in. =back =cut sub create { my($self, $uid, $type, $data, $fid, $altto) = @_; my $message; # check well-formedness of $altto! # must not contain non-numeric if (!defined($fid) || $fid =~ /\D/) { $fid = 0; # default for now, should be a variable and a # real actual UID for "database integrity" } (my($code), $type) = $self->getDescription('messagecodes', $type); unless (defined $code) { messagedLog(getData("type not found", { type => $type }, "messages")); return 0; } # check for $uid existence my $slashdb = getCurrentDB(); unless ($slashdb->getUser($uid)) { messagedLog(getData("user not found", { uid => $uid }, "messages")); return 0; } if (!ref $data) { $message = $data; } elsif (ref $data eq 'HASH') { unless ($data->{template_name}) { messagedLog(getData("no template", 0, "messages")); return 0; } my $user = getCurrentUser(); $data->{_NAME} = delete($data->{template_name}); $data->{_PAGE} = delete($data->{template_page}) || $user->{currentPage}; $data->{_SECTION} = delete($data->{template_section}) || $user->{currentSection}; # set subject if (exists $data->{subject} && ref($data->{subject}) eq 'HASH') { unless ($data->{subject}{template_name}) { messagedLog(getData("no template subject", 0, "messages")); return 0; } $data->{subject}{_NAME} = delete($data->{subject}{template_name}); $data->{subject}{_PAGE} = delete($data->{subject}{template_page}) || $user->{currentPage}; $data->{subject}{_SECTION} = delete($data->{subject}{template_section}) || $user->{currentSection}; } $message = $data; } else { messagedLog(getData("wrong type", { type => ref($data) }, "messages")); return 0; } my($msg_id) = $self->_create($uid, $code, $message, $fid, $altto); return $msg_id; } #======================================================================== =head2 create_web(MESSAGE) Create a message record in message_web. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item MESSAGE A rendered message hashref. =back =item Return value The message ID. =back =cut sub create_web { my($self, $msg) = @_; my($msg_id) = $self->_create_web( $msg->{user}{uid}, $msg->{code}, $msg->{message}, (ref($msg->{fuser}) ? $msg->{fuser}{uid} : $msg->{fuser}), $msg->{id}, $msg->{subject}, $msg->{date} ); return $msg_id; } #======================================================================== =head2 process(MESSAGES) Process a list of messages, sending them and deleting them when sent. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item MESSAGES A list of messages. Each message may be a rendered message hashref or a message ID. =back =item Return value An array of =item Side effects =item Dependencies =back =cut # takes message refs or message IDs or a combination of both sub process { my($self, @msgs) = @_; my(@success); for my $msg (@msgs) { # if $msg is ref, assume we have the message already $msg = $self->get($msg) unless ref($msg); if ($self->send($msg)) { push @success, $msg->{id} if $self->delete($msg->{id}); } } return @success; } #======================================================================== =head2 checkMessageCodes(CODE, UIDS) Returns a list of UIDs from UIDS that are set to recieve messages for CODE. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item CODE Message code to test. =item UIDS List of UIDs to test. =back =item Return value List of UIDs from UIDS that are set to receive messages for CODE. =back =cut sub checkMessageCodes { my($self, $code, $uids) = @_; my @newuids; $code = "messagecodes_$code"; for my $uid (@$uids) { my $user = $self->getUser($uid, ['deliverymodes', $code]); push @newuids, $uid if $user->{deliverymodes} >= 0 && $user->{$code}; } return \@newuids; } # must return an array ref sub getMessageUsers { my($self, $code) = @_; my $coderef = $self->getMessageCode($code) or return []; my $users = $self->_getMessageUsers($code, $coderef->{seclev}); return $users || []; } sub getMode { my($self, $msg) = @_; my $mode = $msg->{user}{deliverymodes}; my $code = $msg->{code}; my $coderef = $self->getMessageCode($code) or return MSG_MODE_NOCODE; # user not allowed to receive this message type return MSG_MODE_NOCODE if !$msg->{user}{"messagecodes_$code"} || $msg->{user}{seclev} < $coderef->{seclev}; # user has no delivery mode set return MSG_MODE_NONE if $mode == MSG_MODE_NONE || !defined($mode) || $mode eq '' || $mode =~ /\D/; # if sending to someone outside the system, must be email # delivery mode (for now) $mode = MSG_MODE_EMAIL if $msg->{altto}; # Can only get mail sent if registered is set if ($mode == MSG_MODE_EMAIL && !$msg->{user}{registered}) { $mode = MSG_MODE_WEB; } # check if mode is allowed for specific type; default to email if (length($coderef->{modes}) && !grep /\b$mode\b/, $coderef->{modes}) { if (!$msg->{user}{registered}) { $mode = MSG_MODE_NONE; } else { $mode = MSG_MODE_EMAIL; } } return $msg->{mode} = $mode; } sub getNewsletterUsers { my($self) = @_; return $self->_getMailingUsers(0); } sub getHeadlineUsers { my($self) = @_; return $self->_getMailingUsers(1); } # takes message ref or message ID sub send { my($self, $msg) = @_; my $constants = getCurrentStatic(); # if $msg is ref, assume we have the message already $msg = $self->get($msg) unless ref($msg); my $mode = $msg->{mode}; # should NONE, NOCODE, UNKNOWN delete msg? -- pudge if ($mode == MSG_MODE_NONE) { messagedLog(getData("no delivery mode", { uid => $msg->{user}{uid} }, "messages")); return 0; } elsif ($mode == MSG_MODE_NOCODE) { messagedLog(getData("no message code", { code => $msg->{code}, uid => $msg->{user}{uid} }, "messages")); return 0; } elsif ($mode == MSG_MODE_EMAIL) { my($addr, $content, $subject); unless ($constants->{send_mail}) { messagedLog(getData("send_mail false", 0, "messages")); return 0; } $addr = $msg->{altto} || $msg->{user}{realemail}; unless (Email::Valid->rfc822($addr)) { messagedLog(getData("send mail error", { addr => $addr, uid => $msg->{user}{uid}, error => "Invalid address" }, "messages")); return 0; } $content = $self->callTemplate('msg_email', $msg); $subject = $self->callTemplate('msg_email_subj', $msg); if (sendEmail($addr, $subject, $content, $msg->{priority})) { $self->log($msg, MSG_MODE_EMAIL); return 1; } else { messagedLog(getData("send mail error", { addr => $addr, uid => $msg->{user}{uid}, error => $Mail::Sendmail::error }, "messages")); return 0; } } elsif ($mode == MSG_MODE_WEB) { if ($self->create_web($msg)) { $self->log($msg, MSG_MODE_WEB); return 1; } else { return 0; } } else { messagedLog(getData("unknown mode", { mode => $mode, uid => $msg->{user}{uid}, }, "messages")); return 0; } } sub getWebCount { my($self, $uid) = @_; $self->_get_web_count_by_uid($uid); } # this method will only send email, and it assumes that the caller # already checked (if appropriate) whether or not the user is # allowed to get email sent to them, and whether or not they are # allowed to get this particular email type sub quicksend { my($self, $uid, $subj, $message, $code, $pr) = @_; my $slashdb = getCurrentDB(); ($code, my($type)) = $self->getDescription('messagecodes', $code); $code = -1 unless defined $code; my %msg = ( id => 0, fuser => 0, altto => '', user => $slashdb->getUser($uid), subject => $subj, message => $message, code => $code, type => $type, date => time(), mode => MSG_MODE_EMAIL, priority => $pr, ); $self->send(\%msg); } sub bulksend { my($self, $addrs, $subj, $message, $code) = @_; my $constants = getCurrentStatic(); my $slashdb = getCurrentDB(); unless ($constants->{send_mail}) { messagedLog(getData("send_mail false", 0, "messages")); return 0; } ($code, my($type)) = $self->getDescription('messagecodes', $code); $code = -1 unless defined $code; my $msg = { id => 0, fuser => 0, altto => '', user => 0, subject => $subj, message => $message, code => $code, type => $type, date => time(), mode => MSG_MODE_EMAIL, }; my $content = $self->callTemplate('msg_email', $msg); my $subject = $self->callTemplate('msg_email_subj', $msg); if (bulkEmail($addrs, $subject, $content)) { $self->log($msg, MSG_MODE_EMAIL); return 1; } else { messagedLog(getData("send mail error", { addr => "[bulk]", uid => $msg->{user}{uid}, error => "unknown error", }, "messages")); return 0; } } sub getWeb { my($self, $msg_id) = @_; my $msg = $self->_get_web($msg_id) or return 0; $self->render($msg, 1); return $msg; } sub getWebByUID { my($self, $uid) = @_; $uid ||= $ENV{SLASH_USER}; my $msgs = $self->_get_web_by_uid($uid) or return 0; $self->render($_, 1) for @$msgs; return $msgs; } #======================================================================== =head2 get(ID) Get message with ID from messages queue. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item ID The message ID of the message to get. =back =item Return value A hashref containing the rendered message. =back =cut sub get { my($self, $msg_id) = @_; my $msg = $self->_get($msg_id) or return 0; $self->render($msg); return $msg; } #======================================================================== =head2 gets([COUNT]) Get the next COUNT messages from the messages queue. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item COUNT A number of messages to fetch. Will fetch the oldest messages. If COUNT is false, will fetch all messages. =back =item Return value An arrayref of hashrefs of rendered messages. =back =cut sub gets { my($self, $count) = @_; my $msgs = $self->_gets($count) or return 0; $self->render($_) for @$msgs; return $msgs; } #======================================================================== =head2 delete(IDS) Delete the messages of the given IDS from the messages queue. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item IDS A list of message IDS to delete. =back =item Return value Number of messages deleted. =item Side effects Maybe we should log the deletions somewhere? Creation date, uid, type, and deletion date? =item Dependencies =back =cut sub delete { my($self, @ids) = @_; my $count; for (@ids) { $count += $self->_delete($_); } return $count; } #======================================================================== =head2 render(MESSAGE [, NOTEMPLATE]) Given message data from the database, renders the message by filling in the user's information from the database, getting the description for the message code, and rendering the templates as appropriate. This method should always be called after getting the data from the database, and before using the data. It is called automatically by the get* methods. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item MESSAGE The hashref of data from the database (see the get* methods). =item NOTEMPLATE Boolean for whether or not the templates should be processed. In the get() and gets() methods, this boolean is false, because the raw unrendered template data is stored in those messages. But for the getWeb() and getWebByUID() methods, the templates have already been rendered and stored in the messages_web table, so the templates should not be processed. =back =item Return value The hashref containing the rendered message data. =back =cut sub render { my($self, $msg, $notemplate) = @_; my $slashdb = getCurrentDB(); $msg->{user} = $slashdb->getUser($msg->{user}); $msg->{fuser} = $msg->{fuser} ? $slashdb->getUser($msg->{fuser}) : 0; $msg->{type} = $self->getDescription('messagecodes', $msg->{code}); # optimize these calls for getDescriptions ... ? # they are cached already, but ... my $timezones = $slashdb->getDescriptions('tzcodes'); my $dateformats = $slashdb->getDescriptions('datecodes'); $msg->{user}{off_set} = $timezones -> { $msg->{user}{tzcode} }; $msg->{user}{'format'} = $dateformats->{ $msg->{user}{dfid} }; # sets $msg->{mode} too my $mode = $self->getMode($msg); unless ($notemplate) { # set subject if (ref($msg->{message}) ne 'HASH' || !exists $msg->{message}{subject}) { my $name = $mode == MSG_MODE_EMAIL ? 'msg_email_subj' : $mode == MSG_MODE_WEB ? 'msg_web_subj' : ''; $msg->{subject} = $self->callTemplate($name, $msg) } else { my $subject = $msg->{message}{subject}; if (ref($msg->{message}{subject}) eq 'HASH') { $msg->{subject} = $self->callTemplate({ %{$msg->{message}}, %$subject }, $msg); } else { $msg->{subject} = $subject; } } $msg->{message} = $self->callTemplate($msg->{message}, $msg); } return $msg; } #======================================================================== =head2 callTemplate(DATA, MESSAGE) A wrapper for calling templates in Slash::Messages. It tries to figure out the right page/section to call the template in, etc. It sets the Nocomm parameter in its call to slashDisplay(). =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item DATA This can either be a template name, or a hashref of template data. If a hashref, the _NAME parameter is the template name. The _PAGE and _SECTION parameters may also be set. These will all be set appropriately by the create() method. The rest of the key/value pairs will be passed to the template. =item MESSAGE The message hashref. This will be assigned to the "msg" template variable, e.g., so you can call "msg.mode" and "msg.id" in the template. =back =item Return value The rendered template. =back =cut sub callTemplate { my($self, $data, $msg) = @_; my $name; if (ref($data) eq 'HASH' && exists $data->{_NAME}) { $name = delete($data->{_NAME}); } elsif ($data && !ref($data)) { $name = $data; $data = {}; } else { return 0; } my $opt = { Return => 1, Nocomm => 1, Page => 'messages', Section => 'NONE', }; # set Page and Section as from the caller $opt->{Page} = delete($data->{_PAGE}) if exists $data->{_PAGE}; $opt->{Section} = delete($data->{_SECTION}) if exists $data->{_SECTION}; my $new = slashDisplay($name, { %$data, msg => $msg }, $opt); return $new; } #======================================================================== =head2 getDescription(CODETYPE, KEY) Given a codetype, will fetch a description if KEY is a code, and code if KEY is a description. KEY is determined to be a code if it is an integer. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item CODETYPE A type of code, such as "deliverymodes" or "messagecodes". =item KEY A code or description. =back =item Return value This is a little bit tricky. In scalar context, if KEY is code, return description; if KEY is description, return code. In list context, always return a list of (code, description). =back =cut sub getDescription { my($self, $codetype, $key) = @_; my $codes = $self->getDescriptions($codetype); if ($key =~ /^\d+$/) { unless (exists $codes->{$key}) { return; } return wantarray ? ($key, $codes->{$key}) : $codes->{$key}; } else { my $rcodes = { map { ($codes->{$_}, $_) } keys %$codes }; unless (exists $rcodes->{$key}) { return; } return wantarray ? ($rcodes->{$key}, $key) : $rcodes->{$key}; } } #======================================================================== =head2 messagedLog(ERROR) Will dispatch error message to main::messagedLog() (if exists) or errorLog(). main::messagedLog() will normally exist only when the message_delivery task is running under slashd. =over 4 =item Parameters =over 4 =item ERROR Error message to log. =back =item Side effects goto() is used, so this function will not show up in a stack trace. =back =cut # dispatch to proper logging function sub messagedLog { goto &main::messagedLog if defined &main::messagedLog; goto &errorLog; } 1; __END__ =head1 SEE ALSO Slash(3). =head1 VERSION $Id: Messages.pm,v 1.1.2.21 2002/01/02 18:58:46 pudge Exp $