Added advanced use case FAQ

This commit is contained in:
Abbas Abou Daya 2017-10-30 21:45:08 -04:00
parent 7689a7bcca
commit 3414d8c9f5
2 changed files with 40 additions and 0 deletions

View File

@ -9,5 +9,6 @@
* [[Database Handling]]
* [[Bot Testing]]
* [[Bot Recovery]]
* [[Advanced]]
* [[Changelog]]
* [[How To Update]]

View File

@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
# Advanced
This will be more of a FAQ on some important notes before you embark on your next big bot project!
## Default Abilties
It is possible to declare "DEFAULT" abilities that process non-command messages. This is quite close to a reply. If a user says "Hey there" and the default ability is implemented, it will process this input.
```java
/**
* This ability has an extra "flag". It needs a photo to activate! This feature is activated by default if there is no /command given.
*/
public Ability sayNiceToPhoto() {
return Ability.builder()
.name(DEFAULT) // DEFAULT ability is executed if user did not specify a command -> Bot needs to have access to messages (check FatherBot)
.flag(PHOTO)
.privacy(PUBLIC)
.locality(ALL)
.input(0)
.action(ctx -> silent.send("Daaaaang, what a nice photo!", ctx.chatId()))
.build();
}
```
This ability will send a *"Daaaaang, what a nice photo!"* whenever the bot receives a photo. This is one use case where replies and abilities are interchangeable.
## The Global Flag
However, there is one important note here. This ability without any additional code will not be able to process photos. There is a global flag in AbilityBot that restricts the kind of "updates" it can process.
To freely process any update given to your bot, make sure to:
```java
/**
* By default, any update that does not have a message will not pass through abilities.
* To customize that, you can just override this global flag and make it return true at every update.
* This way, the ability flags will be the only ones responsible for checking the update's validity.
*/
@Override
public boolean checkGlobalFlags(Update update) {
return true;
}
```