TeamSpeak API 1.5.2
- Hanashi
- 203 Downloads
- 2 Comments
- License Agreement
- Freie Lizenz
- Website
- https://hanashi.dev
- Supported Versions
- WoltLab Suite 3.0
WoltLab Suite 3.1
Prerequisites
- WoltLab Suite Core 3.0/3.1
Questions and answers
How do I create a new connection?
Go to ACP -> configuration -> TeamSpeak -> Server -> add TeamSpeak server.
How can I implement the API in my plugin?
Add the dependency to this plugin to your package.xml:
Let your users select the server connection in the ACP using the option.xml:
The name (in the example my_plugin_teamspeak_identity) and the correct category (in the example my_category) have to be chosen by yourself.
Now create a PHP class in the directory lib/system/teamspeak which extends the class AbstractTeamSpeakHandler:
Of course you can choose the file and class name yourself. Don't forget to use the correct constant instead of MY_PLUGIN_TEAMSPEAK_IDENTITIY.
Now you can access the TeamSpeak API in other classes. Here is an example in an action class::
- <?php
- namespace wcf\action;
- use wcf\system\teamspeak\MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler;
- class MyAction extends AbstractAction {
- public function execute() {
- parent::execute();
- // TeamSpeak command: serverlist
- $serverlist = MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->serverlist();
- // TeamSpeak command: clientlist -uid -country
- $clientlist = MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->clientlist(['-uid', '-country']);
- // TeamSpeak command: sendtextmessage targetmode=1 target=1 msg=Hello\sWorld!
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->sendtextmessage(['targetmode' => 1, 'target' => 1, 'msg' => 'Hello World!']);
- }
- }
How do I execute a TeamSpeak command?
The TeamSpeak command is always the same as the method. The parameters are passed to the parameters as an array. Here are some examples:
- <?php
- use wcf\system\teamspeak\MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler;
- // TemSpeak command: serverlist
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->serverlist();
- // TemSpeak command: clientlist -uid -away -groups
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->clientlist(['-uid', '-away', '-groups']);
- // TemSpeak command: clientdbfind pattern=Hanashi
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->clientdbfind(['pattern' => 'Hanashi']);
- // TemSpeak command: clientdbfind pattern=FPMPSC6MXqXq751dX7BKV0JniSo= -uid
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->clientdbfind(['pattern' => 'FPMPSC6MXqXq751dX7BKV0JniSo=', '-uid']);
- // TemSpeak command: sendtextmessage targetmode=2 target=12 msg=Hello\sWorld!
- MyPluginTeamSpeakHandler::getInstance()->sendtextmessage(['targetmode' => 2, 'target' => 12, 'msg' => 'Hello World!']);
Images
-
Version 1.5.2
- 249.74 kB
- 140 Downloads
- FIX: Download and Upload of Files
- FIX: if file was not found during file transfer, exception is thrown no
-
Version 1.5.0
- 249.71 kB
- 41 Downloads
- FEATURE: libssh2 is now used instead of phpseclib if this is installed
-
Version 1.4.1
- 249.52 kB
- 17 Downloads
- CHANGE:Database data types meaningfully changed
- CHANGE: Class TeamSpeak renamed to TeamSpeakConnectionHandler and now refers to TeamSpeakRawHandler andTeamSpeakSshHandler
Eisengrind
Kleine Idee für Entwickler:
Ein TS Bot der, wenn etwas in eine bestimmtes Forum gepostet wurde, daraufhin Member eine bestimmte TS Gruppe via Chat anschreibt, mit folgendem Inhalt:
Titel,
Anfangsteil des Inhalts und
Link zum Posting.
Quasi ein Notify Funktion für TS3.
Hanashi
Sowas ähnliches ist geplant, insofern TS5 global Chats bekommt. Dann wollte ich das wie beim Discord-Sync machen, dass neue Forenbeiträge in einen globalen Chat gepostet werden. Aber erstmal abwarten