A bot that tracks and auto-deletes statuses on Mastodon/Pleroma accounts after a set time if they are cringe enough
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import subprocess
from email.utils import format_datetime
from datetime import datetime
import quopri
DB_DIR = "."
MAX_HAM = 0.07
MIN_SPAM = 0.25
MIN_DEV = 2 * (MIN_SPAM - MAX_HAM) * 0.375
ROBS = 0.0178
ROBX = (MAX_HAM + MIN_SPAM) / 2
COMMAND = ["bogofilter", "-T", "-c", "/dev/null", "-d", DB_DIR, "-o", "{},{}".format(MIN_SPAM, MAX_HAM), "-m", "{},{},{}".format(MIN_DEV, ROBS, ROBX)]
# Categories
SPAM = "S"
HAM = "H"
UNSURE = "U"
categories = [SPAM, HAM, UNSURE]
# Actions
CLASSIFY = 0
REGISTER = 1
LEARN_SPAM = 2
UNLEARN_SPAM = 3
LEARN_HAM = 4
UNLEARN_HAM = 5
ACTIONS = {
CLASSIFY: [],
REGISTER: ["-u"],
LEARN_SPAM: ["-s"],
UNLEARN_SPAM: ["-S"],
LEARN_HAM: ["-n"],
UNLEARN_HAM: ["-N"],
SPAM: ["-s"],
HAM: ["-n"],
UNSURE: []
}
class BogofilterResult:
def __init__(self, category, score):
self.category = category
self.score = score
class Mail:
def __init__(self, headers = {}, body = None):
self.headers = {**{
"Date": datetime.now(),
"Content-Type": "text/html; charset=\"UTF-8\""}, **headers}
self.body = body
def format(self):
text = str()
for key, value in self.headers.items():
if key == "Subject":
value = "=?utf-8?Q?{}?=".format(quopri.encodestring(bytes(value, "utf-8"), header = True).decode("utf-8"))
if key == "Date":
value = format_datetime(value)
text += "{key}: {value}\n".format(key = key, value = value)
text += "\n"
if self.body:
text += self.body
text += "\n"
return text
def run(text, actions = [CLASSIFY], category = UNSURE):
args = []
for action in actions:
args.extend(ACTIONS[action])
cp = subprocess.run(COMMAND + args, capture_output = True, encoding = "utf-8", input = text)
arr = cp.stdout.strip().split(" ")
if len(arr) == 2:
(category, score) = arr
return BogofilterResult(category, float(score))
else:
if cp.returncode == 3:
print("Bogofilter error")
if cp.stdout.strip():
print(cp.stderr.strip())
return None