# --- Imports ---
import AthenaTwitchBot  # Main import for the bot to work
import AthenaColor      # Not needed for the following example, but is a dependency
import AthenaLib        # Not needed for the following example, but is a dependency

# --- Twitch bot ---
class newBot(AthenaTwitchBot.TwitchBot):
  def __init__(self):
    super(newBot, self).__init__(
      # Make sure you fill in the fields below
      #   else the bot will not be able to be authenticated by Twitch
      nickname="...",       # <--- The registered bot name
      oauth_token="...",    # <--- the registered bots access token. Don't put this in plain text!
      channel="...",        # <--- The twitch channel name you want to bind your bot to
      prefix="!",           # <--- The "default" prefix is an exclamation point, but technically you can assign any string as a prefix 
    )

  # - Command -
  #   A command is only ran when it is invoked by a user in chat
  #   In the following case this would be by typing "!ping" in chat
  @AthenaTwitchBot.command_method(name="ping")
  def command_ping(self, context: AthenaTwitchBot.TwitchContext):
    context.reply("pong!")  # a "context.reply" function will reply to the user whi invoked the command

  # - Task -
  #   A task is run automatically every "delay" amount of seconds
  #   In the following case, the method will be run every minute
  #   The "wait_before" kwarg defines if the asyncio.sleep runs before or after the first call of the callback
  @AthenaTwitchBot.scheduled_task_method(delay=60, wait_before=True)
  def task_post_github(self, context: AthenaTwitchBot.TwitchContext):
    context.write(f"This bot is made possible by: https://github.com/DirectiveAthena/AthenaTwitchBot")

# --- Main function ---
def main():
  AthenaTwitchBot.launch(
    bot=newBot(),
    ssl=True  # set to true to enable ssl connection to Twitch
  )

if __name__ == '__main__':
  main()