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 * Copyright 2015 Austin Keener, Michael Ritter, Florian Spieß, and the JDA contributors
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package net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.automod.build;

import net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.automod.AutoModRule;
import net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.automod.AutoModTriggerType;
import net.dv8tion.jda.api.utils.data.DataArray;
import net.dv8tion.jda.api.utils.data.DataObject;
import net.dv8tion.jda.internal.utils.Checks;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * Configuration for a {@link net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.automod.AutoModTriggerType#KEYWORD KEYWORD} trigger.
 */
public class CustomKeywordTriggerConfig extends AbstractKeywordTriggerConfig
{
    protected final Set keywords = new HashSet<>();
    protected final Set patterns = new HashSet<>();

    protected CustomKeywordTriggerConfig()
    {
        super(AutoModTriggerType.KEYWORD);
    }

    /**
     * Add more keywords match against.
     * 
Keywords are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

You can use wildcards at the keyword boundaries to extend the matches: *
{@code "foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "foo-bar"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "barfoo"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "barfoo"}, {@code "bar-foo"}, etc. * *

You can also use regex patterns using {@link #patternFilter(String...)}. * * @param keywords * The keywords to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the keywords are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT} keywords are added
  • *
  • If any of the keywords is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig addKeywords(@Nonnull String... keywords) { Checks.noneNull(keywords, "Keywords"); Checks.check(this.keywords.size() + keywords.length <= AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d keywords!", AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT); for (String keyword : keywords) checkKeyword(keyword); Collections.addAll(this.keywords, keywords); return this; } /** * Add more keywords match against. *
Keywords are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

You can use wildcards at the keyword boundaries to extend the matches: *
{@code "foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "foo-bar"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "barfoo"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "barfoo"}, {@code "bar-foo"}, etc. * *

You can also use regex patterns using {@link #patternFilter(Collection)}. * * @param keywords * The keywords to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the keywords are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT} keywords are added
  • *
  • If any of the keywords is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig addKeywords(@Nonnull Collection keywords) { Checks.noneNull(keywords, "Keywords"); Checks.check(this.keywords.size() + keywords.size() <= AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d keywords!", AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT); for (String keyword : keywords) checkKeyword(keyword); this.keywords.addAll(keywords); return this; } /** * Changes the keywords to match against to the new list. *
Keywords are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

You can use wildcards at the keyword boundaries to extend the matches: *
{@code "foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "foo-bar"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo*"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "foobar"}, {@code "barfoo"}, etc. *
{@code "*foo"} can match {@code "foo"}, {@code "barfoo"}, {@code "bar-foo"}, etc. * *

You can also use regex patterns using {@link #patternFilter(Collection)}. * * @param keywords * The keywords to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the keywords are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT} keywords are added
  • *
  • If any of the keywords is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_KEYWORD_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig setKeywords(@Nonnull Collection keywords) { Checks.noneNull(keywords, "Keywords"); Checks.check(keywords.size() <= AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d keywords!", AutoModRule.MAX_KEYWORD_AMOUNT); for (String keyword : keywords) checkKeyword(keyword); this.keywords.clear(); this.keywords.addAll(keywords); return this; } /** * Add keywords regex patterns to match against. *
Keyword patterns are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

Patterns may use anything supported by the rust regex crate. * You can use a validator such as Rustexp to validate your pattern. * *

You can also use simple substring keywords using {@link #keywordFilter(String...)}. * * @param patterns * The keyword patterns to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the patterns are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT} patterns are added
  • *
  • If any of the patterns is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig addPatterns(@Nonnull String... patterns) { Checks.noneNull(patterns, "Patterns"); Checks.check(this.patterns.size() + patterns.length <= AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d patterns!", AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT); for (String pattern : patterns) checkPattern(pattern); Collections.addAll(this.patterns, patterns); return this; } /** * Add keywords regex patterns to match against. *
Keyword patterns are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

Patterns may use anything supported by the rust regex crate. * You can use a validator such as Rustexp to validate your pattern. * *

You can also use simple substring keywords using {@link #keywordFilter(String...)}. * * @param patterns * The keyword patterns to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the patterns are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT} patterns are added
  • *
  • If any of the patterns is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig addPatterns(@Nonnull Collection patterns) { Checks.noneNull(patterns, "Patterns"); Checks.check(this.patterns.size() + patterns.size() <= AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d patterns!", AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT); for (String pattern : patterns) checkPattern(pattern); this.patterns.addAll(patterns); return this; } /** * Change the list of keywords regex patterns to match against. *
Keyword patterns are matched case-insensitively, and may also contain whitespace. * *

Patterns may use anything supported by the rust regex crate. * You can use a validator such as Rustexp to validate your pattern. * *

You can also use simple substring keywords using {@link #keywordFilter(String...)}. * * @param patterns * The keyword patterns to match * * @throws IllegalArgumentException *

    *
  • If any of the patterns are empty, blank, or null
  • *
  • If more than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT} patterns are added
  • *
  • If any of the patterns is longer than {@value AutoModRule#MAX_PATTERN_LENGTH} characters
  • *
* * @return The current config for chaining convenience */ @Nonnull public CustomKeywordTriggerConfig setPatterns(@Nonnull Collection patterns) { Checks.noneNull(patterns, "Patterns"); Checks.check(patterns.size() <= AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT, "Cannot add more than %d patterns!", AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_AMOUNT); for (String pattern : patterns) checkPattern(pattern); this.patterns.clear(); this.patterns.addAll(patterns); return this; } protected static void checkPattern(String pattern) { Checks.notBlank(pattern, "Pattern"); Checks.notLonger(pattern, AutoModRule.MAX_PATTERN_LENGTH, "Pattern"); } @Override protected int maxAllowListAmount() { return AutoModRule.MAX_ALLOWLIST_CUSTOM_AMOUNT; } @Nonnull @Override public DataObject toData() { Checks.check(!keywords.isEmpty() || !patterns.isEmpty(), "Must have at least one keyword or pattern!"); DataObject data = super.toData(); data.put("keyword_filter", DataArray.fromCollection(keywords)); data.put("regex_patterns", DataArray.fromCollection(patterns)); return data; } }




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