If I change my message from 'fyva prold je' (not Python code) to 'fyva-prold-je', it is not evaluated, although it is now Python code. Even editing 'my_var' -> 'return my_var' does not cause evaluating.

Steps to reproduce

Run TGPy for the first time:

> vim config.py
> virtualenv venv
> source venv/bin/activate.fish
> pip install -r requirements.txt
> python -m app

< INFO:    Connecting to 149.154.167.51:443/TcpFull...
< INFO:    Connection to 149.154.167.51:443/TcpFull complete!
< Please enter the code you received: 12345
< 2FA password: <!plain text password here>
< Signed in successfully as ...

Expected behaviour

The password is not shown or at least shown in stars (for example, ********** for 10-symbol password)

Behaviour seen

The password is shown in plain text, which is insecure when running TGPy in a public place

• сделать MessageModel вместо message_design.py, чтобы в нем были все функции и константы оттуда, которые можно было бы переопределять
• сделать MessageParser вместо ast.parse
• сделать возможным через апи менять MessageModel, MessageParser и variables (который сейчас в builtin_functions.py)
• сделать builtin hooks, которые можно будет частично отключать в конфиге
• переименовать hooks в modules

• [ ] ability to stop running commands
• [ ] ability to stop sync commands such as while True loop
• [ ] make cancel and // permanent (do not reevaluate message when editing, if it was cancelled before)

For example, when message is sent using await msg.reply('123'), Message object is returned and a lot of fields are shown, spamming in the chat.

For instance:

msg
TGPy> Message(
 id=123,
 peer_id=PeerChannel(
  channel_id=1123456789
 ),
 date=datetime.datetime(2021, 11, 18, 18, 7, 4, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc),
 message='msg',
 out=True,
 mentioned=False,
 media_unread=False,
 silent=False,
 post=False,
 from_scheduled=False,
 legacy=False,
 edit_hide=False,
 pinned=False,
 from_id=PeerUser(
  user_id=123456
 ),
 fwd_from=None,
 via_bot_id=None,
 reply_to=None,
 media=None,
 reply_markup=None,
 entities=[
 ],
 views=None,
 forwards=None,
 replies=MessageReplies(
  replies=0,
  replies_pts=...,
  comments=False,
  recent_repliers=[
  ],
  channel_id=None,
  max_id=None,
  read_max_id=None
 ),
 edit_date=None,
 post_author=None,
 grouped_id=None,
 restriction_reason=[
 ],
 ttl_period=None
)

Proposal is to show only commonly used fields, such as id, text, date, fwd_from, etc. Also, this could be done for User, Channel, Chat too

• [x] 1. Multiple one-word lines

word
another_word
...

• [x] 2. Tuple word, another_word, ...

• [x] 3. Single hyphen confused with binary subtraction operator w-ord

• [x] 4. URLs example.com or t.me/username or t.me/c/1234567890/1000

• [x] 5. Email addresses [email protected]

• [x] 6. not good

• [x] 7. Unary operators to constant-1

• [x] 8. 1 + 3

a - b, c
d - e, f

It should be "<module>" instead

Example:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "tgpy://message/...", line 1, in tmp
    1/0
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero