Jared Miller
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Implements unlock_handler that checks for a key in player inventory and unlocks containers. Tests cover error cases (non-container, not locked, no key), success case, key aliasing, and state preservation.
38 lines
1,022 B
Python
38 lines
1,022 B
Python
"""Verb handlers for object interactions."""
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async def unlock_handler(obj, player, args):
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"""
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Handle unlocking a container.
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Args:
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obj: The object being unlocked (should be a Container)
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player: The player attempting to unlock
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args: Additional arguments (unused)
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"""
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from mudlib.container import Container
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if not isinstance(obj, Container):
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await player.send("That can't be unlocked.\r\n")
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return
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if not obj.locked:
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await player.send("That's not locked.\r\n")
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return
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# Check for key in player inventory
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key = None
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for item in player.contents:
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if item.name.lower() == "key" or "key" in [
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a.lower() for a in getattr(item, "aliases", [])
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]:
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key = item
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break
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if key is None:
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await player.send("You don't have a key.\r\n")
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return
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obj.locked = False
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obj.closed = False
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await player.send(f"You unlock the {obj.name} with the {key.name}.\r\n")
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