alice v0.4.3 Alice.Router.Helpers
Helpers to make replying easier in handlers
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Functions
Reply with random chance.
Delay a reply. Alice will show to be typing while the message is delayed.
Indicate typing.
Takes a conn and a list of possible response in any order.
Replies with a random element of the list provided.
Reply to a message in a handler.
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chance_reply(conn, chance, positive, negative \\ :noreply)
chance_reply(Alice.Conn.t(), float(), String.t(), String.t()) :: Alice.Conn.t()
Reply with random chance.
Examples
> chance_reply(conn, 0.5, "sent half the time")
> chance_reply(conn, 0.25, "sent 25% of the time", "sent 75% of the time")delayed_reply(msg, ms, conn)
delayed_reply(Alice.Conn.t(), String.t(), integer()) :: Task.t()
delayed_reply(String.t(), integer(), Alice.Conn.t()) :: Task.t()
Delay a reply. Alice will show to be typing while the message is delayed.
The conn can be passed in first or last.
Returns the task, not a conn. If you need to get the conn, you can
use Task.await(task), but this will block the handle process until the delay
finishes. If you don't need the updated conn, simply return the conn that was
passed to delayed_reply.
Examples
def hello(conn) do
"hello" |> delayed_reply(1000, conn)
conn
end
def hello(conn) do
task = delayed_reply(conn, "hello", 1000)
# other work...
Task.await(task)
endIndicate typing.
random_reply(list, conn)
random_reply(list(), Alice.Conn.t()) :: Alice.Conn.t()
random_reply(Alice.Conn.t(), list()) :: Alice.Conn.t()
Takes a conn and a list of possible response in any order.
Replies with a random element of the list provided.
reply(resp, conn)
reply(String.t(), %Alice.Conn{message: term(), slack: term(), state: term()}) :: Alice.Conn.t()
reply(%Alice.Conn{message: term(), slack: term(), state: term()}, String.t()) ::
Alice.Conn.t()
reply([String.t(), ...], %Alice.Conn{ message: term(), slack: term(), state: term() }) :: Alice.Conn.t()
reply(%Alice.Conn{message: term(), slack: term(), state: term()}, [
String.t(),
...
]) :: Alice.Conn.t()
Reply to a message in a handler.
Takes a conn and a response string in any order.
Sends response back to the channel that triggered the handler.
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