example to SkipWithKeywordsFilter about telemirror HOT 6 CLOSED

@mthsfurio
Use .env to store API_ID, API_HASH and other credentials, and mirror.config.yml to configure filters and directions:

# (Required) Mirror directions
directions:
  - from: [-1001, -1002, -1003]
    to: [-100203]

  - from: [-100226]
    to: [-1006, -1008]

# (Optional) Targets config
targets:
  - id: -100203
    filters:
      # Filter name with constructor parameters from telemirror.messagefilters module
      - SkipWithKeywordsFilter:
          keywords: !!set
            ? cat
            ? dog

from telemirror.

now work bro =/
even though I put the words in the same format as you did, the messages are still being sent

from telemirror.

mirror.config.yml:

# (Required) Mirror directions
directions:
  - from: [channel1]
    to: [channel2]


# (Optional) Targets config
targets:
  - id: channel1
    filters:
      # Filter name with constructor parameters from telemirror.messagefilters module
      - SkipWithKeywordsFilter:
          keywords: !!set
            ? word1
            ? word2
            ? word3

if channel1 contains a message with word1, word2 or word3, it is still arriving on channel2

from telemirror.

problem solved =)

only remove //b from te code

def __init__(self, keywords: set[str]) -> None:
        self._regex = re.compile(
            '|'.join([f'\\b{k}\\b' for k in keywords]), flags=re.IGNORECASE)

from telemirror.

problem solved =)

only remove //b from te code

def __init__(self, keywords: set[str]) -> None:
        self._regex = re.compile(
            '|'.join([f'\\b{k}\\b' for k in keywords]), flags=re.IGNORECASE)

Cool, but \bword\b means look for a single word, and without \b it will look for any substring containing "word".

from telemirror.

mirror.config.yml:

# (Required) Mirror directions
directions:
  - from: [channel1]
    to: [channel2]


# (Optional) Targets config
targets:
  - id: channel1
    filters:
      # Filter name with constructor parameters from telemirror.messagefilters module
      - SkipWithKeywordsFilter:
          keywords: !!set
            ? word1
            ? word2
            ? word3

if channel1 contains a message with word1, word2 or word3, it is still arriving on channel2

There is a slight misunderstanding here, the filters are set for the receiver channels (targets).
In the example targets.id should be equivalent to channel2.

from telemirror.