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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Channel base class — platform availability checking.
Each channel represents a platform (YouTube, Twitter, GitHub, etc.)
and provides:
- can_handle(url) → does this URL belong to this platform?
- check(config) → is the upstream tool installed and configured?
After installation, agents call upstream tools directly.
Backend routing semantics:
- `backends` is an ORDERED candidate list: backends[0] is the preferred
backend, the rest are fallbacks. "Switching backends" for a platform
means reordering this list (or a user override) — not rewriting code.
- check() must set `self.active_backend` to the backend that is actually
serving the channel right now (None when nothing usable is found).
shutil.which() alone is NOT proof of health — a stale venv shim passes
which() but cannot execute (see agent_reach.probe). Channels should
really execute a lightweight command before claiming a backend active.
- Users can force a backend with config key `<channel>_backend`
(or env var `<CHANNEL>_BACKEND`); ordered_backends() applies it.
"""
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import List, Optional, Tuple
class Channel(ABC):
"""Base class for all channels."""
name: str = "" # e.g. "youtube"
description: str = "" # e.g. "YouTube 视频和字幕"
backends: List[str] = [] # ordered candidates — backends[0] = preferred
tier: int = 0 # 0=zero-config, 1=needs free key, 2=needs setup
#: Backend currently serving this channel; set by check(), None = unavailable.
active_backend: Optional[str] = None
@abstractmethod
def can_handle(self, url: str) -> bool:
"""Check if this channel can handle this URL."""
...
def ordered_backends(self, config=None) -> List[str]:
"""Candidate backends in probe order, honoring the user override.
The config key `<channel>_backend` (env `<CHANNEL>_BACKEND`) moves the
named backend to the front of the list; unknown values are ignored so
a stale override can never hide working backends.
"""
candidates = list(self.backends)
override = config.get(f"{self.name}_backend") if config else None
if override:
for i, b in enumerate(candidates):
if b == override or b.startswith(override):
candidates.insert(0, candidates.pop(i))
break
return candidates
def check(self, config=None) -> Tuple[str, str]:
"""
Check if this channel's upstream tool is available.
Returns (status, message) where status is 'ok'/'warn'/'off'/'error'.
Subclasses with external backends must really probe them (see
agent_reach.probe.probe_command) and set self.active_backend.
"""
self.active_backend = self.backends[0] if self.backends else "内置"
return "ok", f"{''.join(self.backends) if self.backends else '内置'}"