mycroft-core/mycroft/messagebus/message.py

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# Copyright 2017 Mycroft AI Inc.
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import json
class Message(object):
"""This class is used to minipulate data to be sent over the websocket
Message objects will be used to send information back and fourth
between processes of mycroft service, voice, skill and cli
Attributes:
type: type of data sent within the message.
data: data sent within the message
context: info about the message not part of data such as source,
destination or domain.
"""
def __init__(self, type, data=None, context=None):
"""Used to construct a message object
Message objects will be used to send information back and fourth
bettween processes of mycroft service, voice, skill and cli
"""
data = data or {}
self.type = type
self.data = data
self.context = context
def serialize(self):
"""This returns a string of the message info.
This makes it easy to send over a websocket. This uses
json dumps to generate the string with type, data and context
Returns:
str: a json string representation of the message.
"""
return json.dumps({
'type': self.type,
'data': self.data,
'context': self.context
})
@staticmethod
def deserialize(value):
"""This takes a string and constructs a message object.
This makes it easy to take strings from the websocket and create
a message object. This uses json loads to get the info and generate
the message object.
Args:
value(str): This is the json string received from the websocket
Returns:
Message: message object constructed from the json string passed
int the function.
value(str): This is the string received from the websocket
"""
obj = json.loads(value)
return Message(obj.get('type'), obj.get('data'), obj.get('context'))
def reply(self, type, data, context=None):
"""This is used to construct a reply message for a give message
This will take the same parameters as a message object but use
the current message object as a refrence. It will copy the context
form the existing message object and add any context passed in to
the function. Check for a target passed in to the function from
the data object and add that to the context as a target. If the
context has a client name then that will become the target in the
context. The new message will then have data passed in plus the
new context generated.
Args:
type: type of message
data: data for message
context: intented context for new message
Returns:
Message: Message object to be used on the reply to the message
"""
context = context or {}
new_context = self.context if self.context else {}
for key in context:
new_context[key] = context[key]
if 'target' in data:
new_context['target'] = data['target']
elif 'client_name' in context:
context['target'] = context['client_name']
return Message(type, data, context=new_context)
def publish(self, type, data, context=None):
"""
Copy the original context and add passed in context. Delete
any target in the new context. Return a new message object with
passed in data and new context. Type remains unchanged.
Args:
type: type of message
data: date to send with message
context: context added to existing context
Returns:
Message: Message object to publish
"""
context = context or {}
new_context = self.context.copy() if self.context else {}
for key in context:
new_context[key] = context[key]
if 'target' in new_context:
del new_context['target']
return Message(type, data, context=new_context)