import es
import srcds.console # IMPORT THE console MODULE FROM srcds PACKAGE!
 
# print some message
es.dbgmsg(0, 'First message!')
# capture the output of the next message:
retval, output = srcds.console.get_console_output(es.dbgmsg, (0, 'Second message!'))
# print another message
es.dbgmsg(0, 'Third message!')
 
# now print what was captured before
es.dbgmsg(0, 'es.dbgmsg returned %s and the text it put was: "%s"'%(
    retval,
    output[:-1],
                                                                   )
         )
'''
Note that since es.dbgmsg prints a line feed,
that line feed is captured also,
so we are removing it in this example using slice operator [:-1]
'''

import es
import srcds.console # IMPORT THE console MODULE FROM srcds PACKAGE!
 
'''
Some script could call get_server_info from this module
and then receive the server info as a dictionary to its callback function
'''
def get_server_info(callback):
    # capture the output of "status" and parse it in our callback:
    srcds.console.get_concmd_output('status', status_callback, callback)
    # Note that we are passing the callback function as extra parameter here
 
def status_callback(text, callback):
    # this callback is called when the output of "status" is saved
    # the parameter callback is the extra parameter from previous function
    # The layout of the output, as saved in the text parameter is like this:
    '''
hostname:  Counter-Strike: Source
version : 1.0.0.34/7 3224 secure
udp/ip  :  192.168.11.150:27015
map     :  de_dust at: 0 x, 0 y, 0 z
players :  0 (32 max)
 
# userid name uniqueid connected ping loss state adr
    '''
    # Create a dictionary into which to save the info
    info = {}
    # Split the text into lines and parse them based on the info above
    lines = text.split('\n')
    info['hostname'] = lines[0].split(':', 1)[1].strip()
    version_info = lines[1].split(':', 1)[1].strip().split(' ', 2)
    info['version'] = version_info[0]
    info['build'] = version_info[1]
    info['secure'] = (version_info[2] == 'secure')
    info['address'] = lines[2].split(':', 1)[1].strip()
    info['map'] = lines[3].split(':', 1)[1].strip().split(' ', 1)[0]
    player_info = lines[4].split(':', 1)[1].strip().split(' ', 2)
    info['players'] = int(player_info[0])
    info['maxplayers'] = int(player_info[1][1:])
    # Now call the callback function with our parsed dict info
    callback(info)
 
# test the script:
import pprint # pretty printer for nicer output of the dictionary
 
def print_it(info):
    pprint.pprint(info)
 
get_server_info(print_it)