public Chat()
{
chatClient = new Client(Configuration.LoginEmail, Configuration.LoginPassword, Configuration.ProxyUrl, Configuration.ProxyUsername, Configuration.ProxyPassword);
try
{
chatRoom = chatClient.JoinRoom(Configuration.RoomUrl);
}
catch (AuthenticationException)
{
Console.WriteLine("Cannot Login");
chatClient.Dispose();
}
}
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("This is a ChatExchange.Net demonstration. Press the 'Q' key to exit...\n\n");
// Create a client to authenticate the user (which will then allow us to interact with chat).
var client = new Client("*****@*****.**", "MySuperStr0ngPa55word");
// Join a room by specifying its URL (returns a Room object).
var sandbox = client.JoinRoom("http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/1/sandbox");
// Post a new message in the room (if successful, returns a Message object, otherwise returns null).
// (If you have no use of the returned Message object, I'd recommend using .PostMessageFast() instead.)
var myMessage = sandbox.PostMessage("Hello world!");
// Listen to the InternalException event for any exceptions that may arise during execution.
// See our wiki for examples of other events
// (https://github.com/ArcticEcho/ChatExchange.Net/wiki/Hooking-up-chat-events).
sandbox.EventManager.ConnectListener(EventType.InternalException, new Action<Exception>(ex => Console.WriteLine("[ERROR] " + ex)));
// Listen to the MessagePosted event for new messages.
sandbox.EventManager.ConnectListener(EventType.MessagePosted, new Action<Message>(message =>
{
// Print the new message (with the author's name).
Console.WriteLine(message.Author.Name + ": " + message.Content);
// If the message contains "3... 2... 1...", post "KA-BOOM!" (this is simply an [awful] example).
if (message.Content.Contains("3... 2... 1..."))
{
// Create a new MessageBuilder to format our message.
var msgBuilder = new MessageBuilder();
// Append the text "KA-BOOM!" (formatted in bold).
msgBuilder.AppendText("KA-BOOM!", TextFormattingOptions.Bold);
// Finally post the formatted message.
// (PostMessage() internally calls the message's ToString() method.)
var success = sandbox.PostMessage(msgBuilder) != null;
Console.WriteLine("'KA-BOOM' message successfully posted: " + success);
}
}));
// Listen to the UserEntered event and post a welcome message when the event is fired.
sandbox.EventManager.ConnectListener(EventType.UserEntered, new Action<User>(user =>
{
var success = sandbox.PostMessage("Hello " + user + "!") != null;
Console.WriteLine("'Welcome' message successfully posted: " + success);
}));
// Wait for the user to press the "Q" key before we exit (not the best way to do this, but it'll suffice).
while (char.ToLower(Console.ReadKey(true).KeyChar) != 'q')
{
Thread.Sleep(500);
}
// Not necessary for safe disposal, but still, it's nice to "physically"
// leave the room rather than letting timeouts figure out that we've gone.
sandbox.Leave();
// Safely dispose of the client object (which'll also clean up all created room instances).
client.Dispose();
}
public static void LeaveChat(string command, string arguments, User user, Room room, Client client)
{
room.PostMessageLight("Bye, sleeps for me!");
room.Leave();
client.Dispose();
AdaRunner.Shutdown();
}
