feat: /notify command for runtime notification filter control (#161)
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Add /notify Telegram command for adjusting notification filters at runtime
without restarting the service:

  /notify                  → show current filter state
  /notify scenario off     → disable scenario match alerts
  /notify market off       → disable market open/close alerts
  /notify all off          → disable all (circuit_breaker always on)
  /notify trades on        → re-enable trade execution alerts

Changes:
- NotificationFilter: add KEYS class var, set_flag(), as_dict()
- TelegramClient: add set_notification(), filter_status()
- TelegramCommandHandler: add register_command_with_args() + args dispatch
- main.py: handle_notify() handler + register /notify command + /help update
- Tests: 12 new tests (set_flag, set_notification, register_command_with_args)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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agentson
2026-02-20 02:33:03 +09:00
parent 8dd625bfd1
commit 4a59d7e66d
4 changed files with 278 additions and 7 deletions

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@@ -875,3 +875,91 @@ class TestGetUpdates:
updates = await handler._get_updates()
assert updates == []
class TestCommandWithArgs:
"""Test register_command_with_args and argument dispatch."""
def test_register_command_with_args_stored(self) -> None:
"""register_command_with_args stores handler in _commands_with_args."""
client = TelegramClient(bot_token="123:abc", chat_id="456", enabled=True)
handler = TelegramCommandHandler(client)
async def my_handler(args: list[str]) -> None:
pass
handler.register_command_with_args("notify", my_handler)
assert "notify" in handler._commands_with_args
assert handler._commands_with_args["notify"] is my_handler
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_args_handler_receives_arguments(self) -> None:
"""Args handler is called with the trailing tokens."""
client = TelegramClient(bot_token="123:abc", chat_id="456", enabled=True)
handler = TelegramCommandHandler(client)
received: list[list[str]] = []
async def capture(args: list[str]) -> None:
received.append(args)
handler.register_command_with_args("notify", capture)
update = {
"message": {
"chat": {"id": "456"},
"text": "/notify scenario off",
}
}
await handler._handle_update(update)
assert received == [["scenario", "off"]]
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_args_handler_takes_priority_over_no_args_handler(self) -> None:
"""When both handlers exist for same command, args handler wins."""
client = TelegramClient(bot_token="123:abc", chat_id="456", enabled=True)
handler = TelegramCommandHandler(client)
no_args_called = []
args_called = []
async def no_args_handler() -> None:
no_args_called.append(True)
async def args_handler(args: list[str]) -> None:
args_called.append(args)
handler.register_command("notify", no_args_handler)
handler.register_command_with_args("notify", args_handler)
update = {
"message": {
"chat": {"id": "456"},
"text": "/notify all off",
}
}
await handler._handle_update(update)
assert args_called == [["all", "off"]]
assert no_args_called == []
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_args_handler_with_no_trailing_args(self) -> None:
"""/notify with no args still dispatches to args handler with empty list."""
client = TelegramClient(bot_token="123:abc", chat_id="456", enabled=True)
handler = TelegramCommandHandler(client)
received: list[list[str]] = []
async def capture(args: list[str]) -> None:
received.append(args)
handler.register_command_with_args("notify", capture)
update = {
"message": {
"chat": {"id": "456"},
"text": "/notify",
}
}
await handler._handle_update(update)
assert received == [[]]