synapse-old/synapse/handlers/__init__.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright 2014-2016 OpenMarket Ltd
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from .register import RegistrationHandler
from .room import RoomContextHandler
from .message import MessageHandler
from .federation import FederationHandler
from .directory import DirectoryHandler
from .admin import AdminHandler
from .identity import IdentityHandler
from .search import SearchHandler
class Handlers(object):
""" Deprecated. A collection of handlers.
At some point most of the classes whose name ended "Handler" were
accessed through this class.
However this makes it painful to unit test the handlers and to run cut
down versions of synapse that only use specific handlers because using a
single handler required creating all of the handlers. So some of the
handlers have been lifted out of the Handlers object and are now accessed
directly through the homeserver object itself.
Any new handlers should follow the new pattern of being accessed through
the homeserver object and should not be added to the Handlers object.
The remaining handlers should be moved out of the handlers object.
"""
def __init__(self, hs):
self.registration_handler = RegistrationHandler(hs)
self.message_handler = MessageHandler(hs)
self.federation_handler = FederationHandler(hs)
self.directory_handler = DirectoryHandler(hs)
self.admin_handler = AdminHandler(hs)
self.identity_handler = IdentityHandler(hs)
self.search_handler = SearchHandler(hs)
self.room_context_handler = RoomContextHandler(hs)