. * * @category Plugin * @package StatusNet * @author Brion Vibber * @copyright 2010 StatusNet, Inc. * @license http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/agpl-3.0.html GNU Affero General Public License version 3.0 * @link http://status.net/ */ /** * Base class for reading Twitter's User Streams and Site Streams * real-time streaming APIs. * * Caller can hook event callbacks for various types of messages; * the data from the stream and some context info will be passed * on to the callbacks. */ abstract class TwitterStreamReader extends JsonStreamReader { protected $callbacks = array(); function __construct(TwitterOAuthClient $auth, $baseUrl) { $this->baseUrl = $baseUrl; $this->oauth = $auth; } public function connect($method, $params=array()) { $url = $this->oAuthUrl($this->baseUrl . '/' . $method, $params); return parent::connect($url); } /** * Sign our target URL with OAuth auth stuff. * * @param string $url * @param array $params * @return string */ protected function oAuthUrl($url, $params=array()) { // In an ideal world this would be better encapsulated. :) $request = OAuthRequest::from_consumer_and_token($this->oauth->consumer, $this->oauth->token, 'GET', $url, $params); $request->sign_request($this->oauth->sha1_method, $this->oauth->consumer, $this->oauth->token); return $request->to_url(); } /** * Add an event callback to receive notifications when things come in * over the wire. * * Callbacks should be in the form: function(object $data, array $context) * where $context may list additional data on some streams, such as the * user to whom the message should be routed. * * Available events: * * Messaging: * * 'status': $data contains a status update in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->user: sending user in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->text... etc * * 'direct_message': $data contains a direct message in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->sender: sending user in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->recipient: receiving user in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->text... etc * * * Out of band events: * * 'follow': User has either started following someone, or is being followed. * $data->source: following user in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->target: followed user in standard Twitter JSON format. * * 'favorite': Someone has favorited a status update. * $data->source: user doing the favoriting, in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->target: user whose status was favorited, in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->target_object: the favorited status update in standard Twitter JSON format. * * 'unfavorite': Someone has unfavorited a status update. * $data->source: user doing the unfavoriting, in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->target: user whose status was unfavorited, in standard Twitter JSON format. * $data->target_object: the unfavorited status update in standard Twitter JSON format. * * * Meta information: * * 'friends': * $data->friends: array of user IDs of the current user's friends. * * 'delete': Advisory that a Twitter status has been deleted; nice clients * should follow suit. * $data->id: ID of status being deleted * $data->user_id: ID of its owning user * * 'scrub_geo': Advisory that a user is clearing geo data from their status * stream; nice clients should follow suit. * $data->user_id: ID of user * $data->up_to_status_id: any notice older than this should be scrubbed. * * 'limit': Advisory that tracking has hit a resource limit. * $data->track * * 'raw': receives the full JSON data for all message types. * * @param string $event * @param callable $callback */ public function hookEvent($event, $callback) { $this->callbacks[$event][] = $callback; } /** * Call event handler callbacks for the given event. * * @param string $event * @param mixed $arg1 ... one or more params to pass on */ protected function fireEvent($event, $arg1) { if (array_key_exists($event, $this->callbacks)) { $args = array_slice(func_get_args(), 1); foreach ($this->callbacks[$event] as $callback) { call_user_func_array($callback, $args); } } } protected function handleJson(stdClass $data) { $this->routeMessage($data); } abstract protected function routeMessage(stdClass $data); /** * Send the decoded JSON object out to any event listeners. * * @param array $data * @param array $context optional additional context data to pass on */ protected function handleMessage(stdClass $data, array $context=array()) { $this->fireEvent('raw', $data, $context); if (isset($data->text)) { $this->fireEvent('status', $data, $context); return; } if (isset($data->event)) { $this->fireEvent($data->event, $data, $context); return; } if (isset($data->friends)) { $this->fireEvent('friends', $data, $context); } $knownMeta = array('delete', 'scrub_geo', 'limit', 'direct_message'); foreach ($knownMeta as $key) { if (isset($data->$key)) { $this->fireEvent($key, $data->$key, $context); return; } } } } /** * Multiuser stream listener for Twitter Site Streams API * http://dev.twitter.com/pages/site_streams * * The site streams API allows listening to updates for multiple users. * Pass in the user IDs to listen to in via followUser() -- note they * must each have a valid OAuth token for the application ID we're * connecting as. * * You'll need to be connecting with the auth keys for the user who * owns the application registration. * * The user each message is destined for will be passed to event handlers * in $context['for_user_id']. */ class TwitterSiteStream extends TwitterStreamReader { protected $userIds; public function __construct(TwitterOAuthClient $auth, $baseUrl='http://betastream.twitter.com') { parent::__construct($auth, $baseUrl); } public function connect($method='2b/site.json') { $params = array(); if ($this->userIds) { $params['follow'] = implode(',', $this->userIds); } return parent::connect($method, $params); } /** * Set the users whose home streams should be pulled. * They all must have valid oauth tokens for this application. * * Must be called before connect(). * * @param array $userIds */ function followUsers($userIds) { $this->userIds = $userIds; } /** * Each message in the site stream tells us which user ID it should be * routed to; we'll need that to let the caller know what to do. * * @param array $data */ function routeMessage(stdClass $data) { $context = array( 'source' => 'sitestream', 'for_user' => $data->for_user ); parent::handleMessage($data->message, $context); } } /** * Stream listener for Twitter User Streams API * http://dev.twitter.com/pages/user_streams * * This will pull the home stream and additional events just for the user * we've authenticated as. */ class TwitterUserStream extends TwitterStreamReader { public function __construct(TwitterOAuthClient $auth, $baseUrl='https://userstream.twitter.com') { parent::__construct($auth, $baseUrl); } public function connect($method='2/user.json') { return parent::connect($method); } /** * Each message in the user stream is just ready to go. * * @param array $data */ function routeMessage(stdClass $data) { $context = array( 'source' => 'userstream' ); parent::handleMessage($data, $context); } }