From 6483a070b094b77e3e4ab73e96760559d65fcdd0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: celso <celsochan@disroot.org>
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2023 21:01:53 -0300
Subject: [PATCH] added mkinline_kbd and reworked sendmsg

---
 bashbot-lib.sh | 66 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------
 1 file changed, 55 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)

diff --git a/bashbot-lib.sh b/bashbot-lib.sh
index 28994c6..098cf38 100755
--- a/bashbot-lib.sh
+++ b/bashbot-lib.sh
@@ -107,24 +107,68 @@ getcbk_data() {
    [ ! -z "${callbacks}" ] && utf-16-surrogate-pair-decode "${callbacks:8:-2}"
 }
 
-sendmsg() {
-  sentmsg="$(curl -sX GET "${api_url}sendMessage" -d "chat_id=${1}" \
-   -d "text=${2}" \
-   -d 'reply_markup={"inline_keyboard":[[{"text":"check again","callback_data":"recheck"}]]}')" \
-   && [ ! -z "${sentmsg}" ] && printf "%s\n" "${sentmsg}"\
-   | sed 's/^{"ok":false.*\|^{"ok":true,"result":{\|}$//g'\
-   >> "${bot_tmpdir}sentmsgs.txt"
+# $1 is name of a bash array with the number of columns in every row such as ( 1 1 3 ) for a 3 row keyboard in which the first and second row have 1 column, and the third has 3
+# $2 is name of a bash array with as many text entries as there are columns, they are added left to right, up to down, to the rows/columns configuration passed as first arg
+# $3 is name of a bash array with as many data entries as there are columns, they are added left to right, up to down, to the rows/columns configuration passed as first arg
+mkinline_kbd(){
+  local -n rows="${1}"
+  local -n text="${2}"
+  local -n data="${3}"
+  local kbd="reply_markup={\"inline_keyboard\":[]}"
+  local unit="\"text\":\"\",\"callback_data\":\"\""
+  local rowformat="[]"
+  local colformat="{}"
+  local rowfirstpass=1
+  local colfirstpass=1
+
+  for (( i=0; i<"${#rows[@]}"; i++ )); do
+    [ "${rowfirstpass}" -eq 1 ] && {
+      kbd="$(sed "s/]}$/${rowformat}]}/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+      rowfirstpass=0
+    } || kbd="$(sed "s/]}$/,${rowformat}]}/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+    for (( j=0; j<"${rows[${i}]}"; j++)); do
+      [ "${colfirstpass}" -eq 1 ] && {
+        kbd="$(sed "s/]]}$/${colformat}]]}/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+        colfirstpass=0
+      } || kbd="$(sed "s/]]}$/,${colformat}]]}/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+      kbd="$(sed "s/}]]}$/${unit}}]]}/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+    done
+    colfirstpass=1
+  done
+
+  for i in "${text[@]}"; do
+    kbd="$(sed "s/\"text\":\"\"/\"text\":\"${i}\"/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+  done
+
+  for i in "${data[@]}"; do
+    kbd="$(sed "s/\"callback_data\":\"\"/\"callback_data\":\"${i}\"/" <<< "${kbd}")"
+  done
+  sed "s/^\|$/\"/g" <<< "${kbd}"
 }
 
-replymsg() {
-  sentmsg="$(curl -sX GET "${api_url}sendMessage" -d "chat_id=${curmsg[chat_id]}" -d "reply_to_message_id=${curmsg[message_id]}" \
-   -d "text=${curmsg[text]}" \
-   && [ ! -z "${sentmsg}" ] && printf "%s\n" "${sentmsg}"\
+# $1 is target chat_id
+# $2 is text
+# $3 is inline keyboard (optional)
+sendmsg() {
+  [ -z "${3}" ] && sentmsg="$(curl -sX GET "${api_url}sendMessage" -d "chat_id=${1}" \
+   -d "text=${2}")" \
+   || sentmsg="$(curl -sX GET "${api_url}sendMessage" -d "chat_id=${1}" \
+   -d "text=${2}" \
+   -d "${3}")"
+   [ ! -z "${sentmsg}" ] && printf "%s\n" "${sentmsg}"\
    | sed 's/^{"ok":false.*\|^{"ok":true,"result":{\|}$//g'\
    >> "${bot_tmpdir}sentmsgs.txt"
 }
 
 # TODO
+#replymsg() {
+#  sentmsg="$(curl -sX GET "${api_url}sendMessage" -d "chat_id=${1}" -d "reply_to_message_id=${2}" \
+#   -d "text=${3}" \
+#   -d 'reply_markup=${4}')" \
+#   && [ ! -z "${sentmsg}" ] && printf "%s\n" "${sentmsg}"\
+#   | sed 's/^{"ok":false.*\|^{"ok":true,"result":{\|}$//g'\
+#   >> "${bot_tmpdir}sentmsgs.txt"
+#}
 #editmsg() {
 #  curl -sX GET "${api_url}editMessageText" -d "chat_id=${1}" -d "message_id=${2}" \
 #   -d "text=${3}"