Modpol/modpol/interactions/interactions.lua

-- INTERACTIONS.LUA (CLI)

-- User interaction functions for Modular Politics
-- Called by modpol.lua

modpol.interactions = {}


-- DASHBOARDS
-- ==========

-- Function: modpol.interactions.dashboard(user)
-- Params: user (string)
-- Q: Should this return a menu of commands relevant to the specific user?
-- Output: Displays a menu of commands to the user
-- TKTK currently just prints all of modpol---needs major improvement
function modpol.interactions.dashboard(user)
   -- adds user to root org if not already in it
   if not modpol.instance:has_member(user) then
      modpol.instance:add_member(user)
   end

   local all_users = modpol.list_users()

   print('All orgs: (user orgs indicated by *)')
   for id, org in ipairs(modpol.orgs.array) do
      if type(org) == "table" then
         local indicator = ""
         if org:has_member(user) then indicator = "*" end
         print('['..id..'] '..indicator..org.name)
      end
   end

   print('All users: ' .. table.concat(all_users, ', '))
   print()

   print('Access which org?')

   local sel = io.read()
   print()

   if modpol.orgs.array[tonumber(sel)] then
      local sel_org = modpol.orgs.array[tonumber(sel)].name
   else 
      return
   end   
   modpol.interactions.org_dashboard(user, sel_org)
end


-- Function: modpol.interactions.org_dashboard
-- Params: user (string), org_name (string)
-- Output: Displays a menu of org-specific commands to the user
function modpol.interactions.org_dashboard(user, org_name)
   local org = modpol.orgs.get_org(org_name)
   if not org then return nil end

   -- identify parent
   local parent = ""
   if org.id == 1 then
      parent = "none"
   else
      parent = modpol.orgs.get_org(org.parent).name
   end

   -- identify children
   local children = {}
   for k,v in ipairs(org.children) do
      local this_child = modpol.orgs.get_org(v)
      table.insert(children, this_child.name)
   end

   -- list available modules
   local org_modules = {}
   for k,v in ipairs(org.modules) do
      table.insert(org_modules, org.modules[k].slug)
   end

   -- list pending actions
   local process_msg = #org.processes .. " total actions"
   if org.pending[user] then
      process_msg = process_msg .. " (" .. #org.pending[user] .. " pending)"
   else
      process_msg = process_msg .. " (0 pending)"
   end
   
   -- set up output
   print("Org: " .. org_name)
   print("Parent: " .. parent)
   print("Members: " .. table.concat(org.members, ", "))
   print("Children: " .. table.concat(children, ", "))
   print("Modules: " .. table.concat(org_modules, ", "))
   print("Actions: " .. process_msg)
   print()
   print("Commands: (M)odules, (A)ctions")
   
   local sel = io.read()
   print()

   if sel == 'm' or sel == 'M' then
      print("Type module name: ")
      local module_sel = io.read()
      print()
      local module_result = false
      for k,v in ipairs(org_modules) do
         if v == module_sel then
            module_result = true
         end
      end
      if module_result then
         org:call_module(module_sel, user)
      else
         print("Error: Module not found.")
      end
   
   elseif sel == 'a' or sel == 'A' then
      local processes = {}
      print("All processes: (* indicates pending action)")
      for k,v in ipairs(org.processes) do
         local active = ''
         if org.pending[user] then
            if org.pending[user][v.id] then
               active = '*'
            end
         end
      end
      print()
      print("Interact with which one?")
      local to_interact = io.read()
      local process = org.processes[tonumber(to_interact)]
      if not process then return end
      if org:has_pending_actions(user) then
         if org.pending[user][process.id] then
            org:interact(process.id, user)
         end
      end
   else
      print("Command not found")
   end
end

-- Function: modpol.interactions.policy_dashboard
-- input: user (string), org_id (int), policy (string)
-- if policy is nil, enables creating a new policy
-- output: opens a dashboard for viewing/editing policy details
-- TODO


-- Function: modpol.interactions.message
-- input: user (string), message (string)
-- output: prints message to CLI
function modpol.interactions.message(user, message)
   print(user .. ": " .. message)
end

-- Function: modpol.interactions.text_query
-- input: User (string), Query (string), func (function)
--   func input: user input (string)
-- output: Applies "func" to user input
function modpol.interactions.text_query(user, query, func)
   print(user .. ": " .. query)
   answer = io.read()
   func(answer)
end

-- Function: dropdown_query
-- input: user (string), label (string), options (table of strings), func(choice) (function)
--   func input: choice (string)
-- output: calls func on choice
function modpol.interactions.dropdown_query(user, label, options, func)
   -- set up options
   local options_display = ""
   local options_number = 0
   for k,v in ipairs(options) do
      options_display = options_display .. k .. ". " ..
         options[k] .. "\n"
      options_number = options_number + 1
   end
   options_display = options_display .. "Select number:"
   if options_number == 0 then
      print("Error: No options given for dropdown")
      return nil      
   end
   -- begin displaying
   print(user .. ": " .. label)
   print(options_display)
   -- read input and produce output
   local answer
   answer = io.read()
   answer = tonumber(answer)
   if answer then
      if answer >= 1 and answer <= options_number then
         print("Selection: " .. options[answer])
         func(options[answer])
      else
         print("Error: Not in dropdown range")
         return nil
      end
   else
      print("Error: Must be a number")
      return nil
   end
end

-- Function: modpol.binary_poll_user(user, question)
-- Params: user (string), question (string), func (function)
--   func input: user input (string: y/n)
-- Output: Applies "func" to user input
function modpol.interactions.binary_poll_user(user, question, func)
   local query = "Poll for " .. user .. " (y/n): ".. question
   local answer
   repeat
      print(query)
      answer = io.read()
   until answer == "y" or answer == "n"
   if answer == "y" then
      modpol.interactions.message(user, "Response recorded")
      func("Yes")
   elseif answer == "n" then
      modpol.interactions.message(user, "Response recorded")
      func("No")
   else
      modpol.interactions.message(user, "Error: invalid response")
   end
end

-- COMPLEX INTERACTIONS
-- ====================

-- Function: modpol.interactions.message_org
-- input: initiator (string), org_id (number), message (string)
-- output: broadcasts message to all org members

-- Function: modpol.interactions.binary_poll_org
-- input: initator (user string), org_id (number)
-- output: gets question from initiator, asks all org members, broadcasts answers