slidgram.errors

Attributes

P

R

WrappedMethod

_ERROR_MAP

Functions

tg_to_xmpp_errors(func)

tg_to_xmpp_errors_it(func)

log_error_on_peer_id_invalid(func)

Decorator to log an error when a telegram event is ignored because of a

ignore_event_on_peer_id_invalid(func)

Decorator to silently drop telegram events related to PeerIdInvalid errors.

_raise(e, func)

Module Contents

slidgram.errors.P[source]
slidgram.errors.R[source]
slidgram.errors.WrappedMethod[source]
slidgram.errors._ERROR_MAP: dict[Any, slixmpp.types.ErrorConditions][source]
slidgram.errors.tg_to_xmpp_errors(func)[source]
Parameters:

func (WrappedMethod)

Return type:

WrappedMethod

slidgram.errors.tg_to_xmpp_errors_it(func)[source]
Parameters:

func (WrappedMethod)

Return type:

WrappedMethod

slidgram.errors.log_error_on_peer_id_invalid(func)[source]

Decorator to log an error when a telegram event is ignored because of a PeerIdInvalid error. Unfortunately, because of slidge’s design, if a telegram profile cannot be fetched, we need to raise an XMPPError to prevent filling the LegacyRoster with invalid user IDs. Ideally, we would need to let events propagate to XMPP even if the profile cannot be fetched, but this would require some serious refactoring in slidge core. It is not even clear whether this is actually achievable, how would we discriminate between “bogus user IDs” and “deleted accounts” since telegram does not explicitly make the difference? Part of the issue is related to MUCs, where we need a nickname and not just a user ID to translate a telegram event.

Parameters:

func (WrappedMethod)

Return type:

WrappedMethod

slidgram.errors.ignore_event_on_peer_id_invalid(func)[source]

Decorator to silently drop telegram events related to PeerIdInvalid errors. This seems to be related to deleted telegram accounts. In some situations, we do not even want to log an error when this happens, eg, for message deletion events or cached reactions from deleted accounts, since consequences are negligible.

Parameters:

func (WrappedMethod)

Return type:

WrappedMethod

slidgram.errors._raise(e, func)[source]
Parameters: