dictdb.go

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "strings"
)

type Message struct {
    UserID             int
    Text               string
    DateTimeStamp      string
    responseGoFunction string
}

func find_words(messages []Message, search_word1, search_word2 string) []Message {
    var result []Message

    for _, message := range messages {
        if strings.Contains(message.Text, search_word1) || strings.Contains(message.Text, search_word2) {
            result = append(result, message)
        }
    }

    return result
}

func main() {
    // IMAGINE you loaded this array at startup or in a repl from a csv file or what ever
    // Format: UserID;Text;DateTimeStampResponseGopFunction, bla bla bla
    messages := []Message{
        {UserID: 1, Text: "Hello world", responseGoFunction: "funA"},
        {UserID: 2, Text: "This is a test", responseGoFunction: "funA"},
        {UserID: 3, Text: "Golang is awesome", responseGoFunction: "funB"},
        {UserID: 4, Text: "Hello, how are you?", responseGoFunction: "funC"},
    }

    search_word1 := "Hello"
    search_word2 := "awesome"

    result := find_words(messages, search_word1, search_word2)

    for _, message := range result {
        // HERE YOU WOULD "ACT" on the responseGoFunction
        fmt.Printf("UserID: %d, Text: %s ResponseGoFunction: %s\n", message.UserID, message.Text, message.responseGoFunction)
        if message.responseGoFunction == "funB" {
            responseText := "Answer: Go away troll!"
            fmt.Printf(responseText)

        }

    }
}