Separate utilities and commands into dedicated modules

Extract functionality from handlers.py into focused modules:

New Modules:
- bot/message_utils.py (120 lines) - Telegram message handling
  * send_or_edit_with_image() - Smart message/image transitions
  * Image caching and upload logic

- bot/commands.py (110 lines) - Slash command handlers
  * start() - Player initialization
  * export_map() - Admin map export
  * spawn_stats() - Admin spawn statistics

Refactored:
- bot/handlers.py: 365 → 177 lines (-51% reduction)
  * Now contains only routing logic
  * Re-exports commands for backward compatibility
  * Cleaner, more focused responsibility

Benefits:
- Single Responsibility Principle achieved
- Better testability (can test modules independently)
- Improved organization and discoverability
- Easier maintenance (changes isolated to specific files)
- Full backward compatibility maintained

Documented in MODULE_SEPARATION.md
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Command handlers for the Telegram bot.
Handles slash commands like /start, /export_map, /spawn_stats.
"""
import logging
import os
import json
from io import BytesIO
from telegram import Update
from telegram.ext import ContextTypes
from . import database, keyboards
from .utils import admin_only
from .action_handlers import get_player_status_text
from data.world_loader import game_world
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
async def start(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Handle /start command - initialize or show player status."""
user = update.effective_user
player = await database.get_player(user.id)
if not player:
await database.create_player(user.id, user.first_name)
await update.message.reply_html(
f"Welcome, {user.mention_html()}! Your story is just beginning."
)
# Get player status and location image
player = await database.get_player(user.id)
status_text = await get_player_status_text(user.id)
location = game_world.get_location(player['location_id'])
# Send with image if available
if location and location.image_path:
cached_file_id = await database.get_cached_image(location.image_path)
if cached_file_id:
await update.message.reply_photo(
photo=cached_file_id,
caption=status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard(),
parse_mode='HTML'
)
elif os.path.exists(location.image_path):
with open(location.image_path, 'rb') as img_file:
msg = await update.message.reply_photo(
photo=img_file,
caption=status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard(),
parse_mode='HTML'
)
if msg.photo:
await database.cache_image(location.image_path, msg.photo[-1].file_id)
else:
await update.message.reply_html(
status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard()
)
else:
await update.message.reply_html(
status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard()
)
@admin_only
async def export_map(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Export map data as JSON for external visualization."""
from data.world_loader import export_map_data
map_data = export_map_data()
json_str = json.dumps(map_data, indent=2)
# Send as text file
file = BytesIO(json_str.encode('utf-8'))
file.name = "map_data.json"
await update.message.reply_document(
document=file,
filename="map_data.json",
caption="🗺️ Game Map Data\n\nThis JSON file contains all locations, coordinates, and connections.\nYou can use it to visualize the game map in external tools."
)
@admin_only
async def spawn_stats(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Show wandering enemy spawn statistics (debug command)."""
from bot.spawn_manager import get_spawn_stats
stats = await get_spawn_stats()
text = "📊 <b>Wandering Enemy Statistics</b>\n\n"
text += f"<b>Total Active Enemies:</b> {stats['total_active']}\n\n"
if stats['by_location']:
text += "<b>Enemies by Location:</b>\n"
for loc_id, count in stats['by_location'].items():
location = game_world.get_location(loc_id)
loc_name = location.name if location else loc_id
text += f"{loc_name}: {count}\n"
else:
text += "<i>No wandering enemies currently active.</i>"
await update.message.reply_html(text)

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""" """
Main handlers for the Telegram bot. Main handlers for the Telegram bot.
This module contains the core message routing and utility functions. This module contains the core button callback routing.
All specific action handlers are organized in separate modules. All other functionality is organized in separate modules:
- action_handlers.py - World interaction handlers
- inventory_handlers.py - Inventory management
- combat_handlers.py - Combat actions
- profile_handlers.py - Character stats
- corpse_handlers.py - Looting system
- pickup_handlers.py - Item collection
- message_utils.py - Message sending/editing utilities
- commands.py - Slash command handlers
""" """
import logging import logging
import os from telegram import Update
import json
from telegram import Update, InlineKeyboardMarkup, InputMediaPhoto
from telegram.ext import ContextTypes from telegram.ext import ContextTypes
from telegram.error import BadRequest from . import database
from . import database, keyboards from .message_utils import send_or_edit_with_image
from .utils import admin_only
from data.world_loader import game_world
# Import organized action handlers # Import organized action handlers
from .action_handlers import ( from .action_handlers import (
get_player_status_text,
handle_inspect_area, handle_inspect_area,
handle_attack_wandering, handle_attack_wandering,
handle_inspect_interactable, handle_inspect_interactable,
@@ -55,6 +58,9 @@ from .corpse_handlers import (
handle_scavenge_corpse_item handle_scavenge_corpse_item
) )
# Import command handlers (for main.py to register)
from .commands import start, export_map, spawn_stats
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
@@ -109,206 +115,6 @@ HANDLER_MAP = {
} }
# ============================================================================
# UTILITY FUNCTIONS
# ============================================================================
async def send_or_edit_with_image(query, text: str, reply_markup: InlineKeyboardMarkup,
image_path: str = None, parse_mode='HTML'):
"""
Send a message with an image (as caption) or edit existing message.
Uses edit_message_media for smooth transitions when changing images.
"""
current_message = query.message
has_photo = bool(current_message.photo)
if image_path:
# Get or upload image
cached_file_id = await database.get_cached_image(image_path)
if not cached_file_id and os.path.exists(image_path):
# Upload new image
try:
with open(image_path, 'rb') as img_file:
temp_msg = await current_message.reply_photo(
photo=img_file,
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
if temp_msg.photo:
cached_file_id = temp_msg.photo[-1].file_id
await database.cache_image(image_path, cached_file_id)
# Delete old message to keep chat clean
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
return
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error uploading image: {e}")
cached_file_id = None
if cached_file_id:
# Check if current message has same photo
if has_photo:
current_file_id = current_message.photo[-1].file_id
if current_file_id == cached_file_id:
# Same image, just edit caption
try:
await query.edit_message_caption(
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
return
except BadRequest as e:
if "Message is not modified" in str(e):
return
else:
# Different image - use edit_message_media for smooth transition
try:
media = InputMediaPhoto(
media=cached_file_id,
caption=text,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
await query.edit_message_media(
media=media,
reply_markup=reply_markup
)
return
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error editing message media: {e}")
# Current message has no photo - need to delete and send new
if not has_photo:
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
try:
await current_message.reply_photo(
photo=cached_file_id,
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error sending cached image: {e}")
else:
# No image requested
if has_photo:
# Current message has photo, need to delete and send text-only
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
await current_message.reply_html(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup)
else:
# Both text-only, just edit
try:
await query.edit_message_text(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup, parse_mode=parse_mode)
except BadRequest as e:
if "Message is not modified" not in str(e):
await current_message.reply_html(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup)
# ============================================================================
# COMMAND HANDLERS
# ============================================================================
async def start(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Handle /start command - initialize or show player status."""
user = update.effective_user
player = await database.get_player(user.id)
if not player:
await database.create_player(user.id, user.first_name)
await update.message.reply_html(
f"Welcome, {user.mention_html()}! Your story is just beginning."
)
# Get player status and location image
player = await database.get_player(user.id)
status_text = await get_player_status_text(user.id)
location = game_world.get_location(player['location_id'])
# Send with image if available
if location and location.image_path:
cached_file_id = await database.get_cached_image(location.image_path)
if cached_file_id:
await update.message.reply_photo(
photo=cached_file_id,
caption=status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard(),
parse_mode='HTML'
)
elif os.path.exists(location.image_path):
with open(location.image_path, 'rb') as img_file:
msg = await update.message.reply_photo(
photo=img_file,
caption=status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard(),
parse_mode='HTML'
)
if msg.photo:
await database.cache_image(location.image_path, msg.photo[-1].file_id)
else:
await update.message.reply_html(
status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard()
)
else:
await update.message.reply_html(
status_text,
reply_markup=keyboards.main_menu_keyboard()
)
@admin_only
async def export_map(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Export map data as JSON for external visualization."""
from data.world_loader import export_map_data
from io import BytesIO
map_data = export_map_data()
json_str = json.dumps(map_data, indent=2)
# Send as text file
file = BytesIO(json_str.encode('utf-8'))
file.name = "map_data.json"
await update.message.reply_document(
document=file,
filename="map_data.json",
caption="🗺️ Game Map Data\n\nThis JSON file contains all locations, coordinates, and connections.\nYou can use it to visualize the game map in external tools."
)
@admin_only
async def spawn_stats(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
"""Show wandering enemy spawn statistics (debug command)."""
from bot.spawn_manager import get_spawn_stats
stats = await get_spawn_stats()
text = "📊 <b>Wandering Enemy Statistics</b>\n\n"
text += f"<b>Total Active Enemies:</b> {stats['total_active']}\n\n"
if stats['by_location']:
text += "<b>Enemies by Location:</b>\n"
for loc_id, count in stats['by_location'].items():
location = game_world.get_location(loc_id)
loc_name = location.name if location else loc_id
text += f"{loc_name}: {count}\n"
else:
text += "<i>No wandering enemies currently active.</i>"
await update.message.reply_html(text)
# ============================================================================ # ============================================================================
# BUTTON CALLBACK ROUTER # BUTTON CALLBACK ROUTER
# ============================================================================ # ============================================================================

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Message utility functions for sending and editing Telegram messages.
Handles image caching, smooth transitions, and message editing logic.
"""
import logging
import os
from telegram import InlineKeyboardMarkup, InputMediaPhoto
from telegram.error import BadRequest
from . import database
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
async def send_or_edit_with_image(query, text: str, reply_markup: InlineKeyboardMarkup,
image_path: str = None, parse_mode: str = 'HTML'):
"""
Send a message with an image (as caption) or edit existing message.
Uses edit_message_media for smooth transitions when changing images.
Args:
query: The callback query object
text: Message text/caption
reply_markup: Inline keyboard markup
image_path: Optional path to image file
parse_mode: Parse mode for text (default 'HTML')
"""
current_message = query.message
has_photo = bool(current_message.photo)
if image_path:
# Get or upload image
cached_file_id = await database.get_cached_image(image_path)
if not cached_file_id and os.path.exists(image_path):
# Upload new image
try:
with open(image_path, 'rb') as img_file:
temp_msg = await current_message.reply_photo(
photo=img_file,
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
if temp_msg.photo:
cached_file_id = temp_msg.photo[-1].file_id
await database.cache_image(image_path, cached_file_id)
# Delete old message to keep chat clean
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
return
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error uploading image: {e}")
cached_file_id = None
if cached_file_id:
# Check if current message has same photo
if has_photo:
current_file_id = current_message.photo[-1].file_id
if current_file_id == cached_file_id:
# Same image, just edit caption
try:
await query.edit_message_caption(
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
return
except BadRequest as e:
if "Message is not modified" in str(e):
return
else:
# Different image - use edit_message_media for smooth transition
try:
media = InputMediaPhoto(
media=cached_file_id,
caption=text,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
await query.edit_message_media(
media=media,
reply_markup=reply_markup
)
return
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error editing message media: {e}")
# Current message has no photo - need to delete and send new
if not has_photo:
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
try:
await current_message.reply_photo(
photo=cached_file_id,
caption=text,
reply_markup=reply_markup,
parse_mode=parse_mode
)
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error sending cached image: {e}")
else:
# No image requested
if has_photo:
# Current message has photo, need to delete and send text-only
try:
await current_message.delete()
except:
pass
await current_message.reply_html(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup)
else:
# Both text-only, just edit
try:
await query.edit_message_text(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup, parse_mode=parse_mode)
except BadRequest as e:
if "Message is not modified" not in str(e):
await current_message.reply_html(text=text, reply_markup=reply_markup)

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# Module Separation - Clean Architecture
**Date:** October 20, 2025
**Status:** ✅ Complete
## Overview
Extracted utility functions and command handlers from `handlers.py` into separate, focused modules, achieving true single-responsibility principle.
## Changes
### New Modules Created
#### 1. `bot/message_utils.py` (120 lines)
**Purpose:** Message sending and editing utilities
**Contains:**
- `send_or_edit_with_image()` - Smart message/image handling
- Image caching and upload
- Smooth transitions between images
- Text-only message handling
- Edit vs send logic
**Responsibilities:**
- Telegram message manipulation
- Image file I/O and caching
- Error handling for message edits
#### 2. `bot/commands.py` (110 lines)
**Purpose:** Slash command handlers
**Contains:**
- `start()` - Initialize player and show status
- `export_map()` - Export map data as JSON (admin only)
- `spawn_stats()` - Show enemy spawn statistics (admin only)
**Responsibilities:**
- Command implementation
- Player initialization
- Admin commands
### Refactored Module
#### `bot/handlers.py`
**Before:** 365 lines (routing + utilities + commands)
**After:** 177 lines (pure routing only)
**Reduction:** -188 lines (-51%)
**Now Contains Only:**
- Handler imports
- `HANDLER_MAP` registry
- `button_handler()` router
- Re-exports of commands for main.py
**Removed:**
- ~~120 lines of utility functions~~
- ~~110 lines of command handlers~~
## Architecture
### Before
```
handlers.py (365 lines)
├── Imports (60 lines)
├── Handler Registry (50 lines)
├── Utility Functions (120 lines) ❌ Mixed concerns
├── Command Handlers (110 lines) ❌ Mixed concerns
└── Button Router (25 lines)
```
### After
```
handlers.py (177 lines) - Pure routing
├── Imports
├── Handler Registry
└── Button Router
message_utils.py (120 lines) - Message handling
└── send_or_edit_with_image()
commands.py (110 lines) - Command handlers
├── start()
├── export_map()
└── spawn_stats()
```
## Benefits
### 1. **Single Responsibility Principle**
Each module has one clear purpose:
- `handlers.py` → Route button callbacks
- `message_utils.py` → Handle Telegram messages
- `commands.py` → Implement slash commands
### 2. **Improved Testability**
Can test each module independently:
```python
# Test message utils without routing
from bot.message_utils import send_or_edit_with_image
# Test commands without button handlers
from bot.commands import start, export_map
# Test routing without utility logic
from bot.handlers import button_handler
```
### 3. **Better Organization**
Clear separation of concerns:
- **Routing logic** → handlers.py
- **Message I/O** → message_utils.py
- **User commands** → commands.py
- **Game actions** → action_handlers.py, combat_handlers.py, etc.
### 4. **Easier Maintenance**
- Find code faster (know which file to open)
- Modify one concern without affecting others
- Less merge conflicts (changes in different files)
### 5. **Cleaner Imports**
```python
# Before (everything from handlers)
from bot.handlers import start, button_handler, send_or_edit_with_image
# After (clear module boundaries)
from bot.handlers import button_handler
from bot.commands import start
from bot.message_utils import send_or_edit_with_image
```
## File Structure
```
bot/
├── __init__.py
├── handlers.py (177 lines) - Router only
├── message_utils.py (120 lines) - Message utilities
├── commands.py (110 lines) - Slash commands
├── action_handlers.py (372 lines) - World actions
├── inventory_handlers.py(355 lines) - Inventory
├── combat_handlers.py (172 lines) - Combat
├── profile_handlers.py (147 lines) - Stats
├── corpse_handlers.py (234 lines) - Looting
├── pickup_handlers.py (135 lines) - Pickups
├── utils.py (120 lines) - General utilities
├── database.py - Data layer
├── keyboards.py - UI layer
├── logic.py - Game logic
└── combat.py - Combat system
```
## Code Metrics
| Metric | Before | After | Change |
|--------|--------|-------|--------|
| handlers.py size | 365 lines | 177 lines | -188 (-51%) |
| Modules | 10 | 12 | +2 |
| Max module size | 372 lines | 372 lines | Unchanged |
| Avg module size | ~250 lines | ~200 lines | -50 lines |
| Separation of Concerns | ⚠️ Mixed | ✅ Clean | Improved |
## Backward Compatibility
**Fully backward compatible**
The refactoring maintains all existing interfaces:
```python
# main.py continues to work unchanged
from bot import handlers
application.add_handler(CommandHandler("start", handlers.start))
application.add_handler(CallbackQueryHandler(handlers.button_handler))
```
`handlers.py` re-exports commands for compatibility:
```python
# handlers.py
from .commands import start, export_map, spawn_stats # Re-export
# Allows: handlers.start (from main.py)
```
## Testing
All modules tested and working:
-`bot/handlers.py` - Router works correctly
-`bot/message_utils.py` - Image handling works
-`bot/commands.py` - Commands execute properly
- ✅ No import errors
- ✅ No runtime errors
- ✅ All handler calls work identically
## Migration Path
If you want to update imports in the future:
### Option 1: Keep Current (Recommended)
```python
# main.py
from bot import handlers
handlers.start # Works via re-export
```
### Option 2: Direct Imports
```python
# main.py
from bot.commands import start, export_map, spawn_stats
from bot.handlers import button_handler
```
Both work identically!
## Conclusion
This refactoring achieves:
-**51% reduction** in handlers.py size
-**Clear separation** of concerns
-**Better organization** and discoverability
-**Improved testability** and maintainability
-**Full backward compatibility**
-**No behavior changes**
The codebase is now cleaner, more modular, and follows best practices for Python project structure!