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# This file is part of Spheres.
# Copyright (C) 2019 Jesusalva
# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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# Protocol Module
# Parses packets
import utils
import player
from consts import ERR_BAD
# self.data structure: <Token> ; <Message> ; <JSON Arguments>
def parse(packet):
##########################################################################
# Maybe it is a RAW packet
if (packet.lower() == "ping"):
return [True, "PONG"]
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# Not a raw packet, so it must adhere to the convention
data=packet.split(';')
if (len(data) != 3):
return [False, "Invalid packet (RAW)"]
t=data[0]
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# Maybe it is an honest login attempt, or a registration attempt
if data[1] == "login":
# TODO: Create a token
if t == "0":
t=utils.create_token()
r=player.get_data(data[2], t)
if r is ERR_BAD:
return [False, "Login error"]
else:
return [True, r]
elif data[1] == "register":
r=player.register(data[2], t)
if r is ERR_BAD:
return [False, "Invalid registration attempt"]
else:
return [True, r]
##########################################################################
# It is not, so Validate token format
print("Data0: %s | Alpnum: %s" % (str(data[0]), str(data[0].isalnum()) ))
if not data[0].isalnum():
return [False, "Invalid packet (TOKENF)"]
# TODO: Now validate the token itself
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# TODO: Top level protocols
return [True, "ACK"]
