Struct Imp 

pub struct Imp { /* private fields */ }

Cwtch bot

Implementations

impl Imp

pub fn spawn(behaviour: Behaviour, password: String, home_dir: String) -> Self

Create a new imp bot with the specified behaviour start_cwtch is called on it

Examples found in repository

examples/echobot.rs (line 22)

fn main() {
    let behaviour: Behaviour = BehaviourBuilder::new().name(BOT_NAME.to_string()).new_contact_policy(NewContactPolicy::Accept).contact_interaction_policy(ContactInteractionPolicy::Accept).build();
    let event_loop_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
        let mut echobot = Echobot {};
        let mut bot = Imp::spawn(behaviour, PASSWORD.to_string(), BOT_HOME.to_string());
        bot.event_loop::<Echobot>(echobot.borrow_mut());
    });
    event_loop_handle.join().expect("Error running event loop");
}

pub fn behaviour_mut(&self) -> &Behaviour

pub fn behaviour_allowlist_add(&mut self, contact: ContactIdentity)

pub fn behaviour_allowlist_rm(&mut self, contact: ContactIdentity)

pub fn event_loop<T>(&mut self, handler: &mut T)

where T: EventHandler,

The main event loop handler for the bot, supply your own customer handler to handle events after the imp’s automatic handling has processed the event

Examples found in repository

examples/echobot.rs (line 23)

fn main() {
    let behaviour: Behaviour = BehaviourBuilder::new().name(BOT_NAME.to_string()).new_contact_policy(NewContactPolicy::Accept).contact_interaction_policy(ContactInteractionPolicy::Accept).build();
    let event_loop_handle = thread::spawn(move || {
        let mut echobot = Echobot {};
        let mut bot = Imp::spawn(behaviour, PASSWORD.to_string(), BOT_HOME.to_string());
        bot.event_loop::<Echobot>(echobot.borrow_mut());
    });
    event_loop_handle.join().expect("Error running event loop");
}