| Text-SmartLinks documentation | Contained in the Text-SmartLinks distribution. |
Text::SmartLinks - connecting test files with pod documentation
smartlinks.pl t/*/*.t t/*/*/*.t smartlinks.pl --dir t smartlinks.pl --css foo.css --out-dir=public_html t/syntax/*.t smartlinks.pl --check t/*/*.t t/*/*/*.t smartlinks.pl --check t/some/test.t smartlinks.pl --missing t/*/*.t t/*/*/*.t
If in the root directory of a CPAN package type the following:
smartlinks.pl --pod-dir lib/ --dir t/ --out-dir html/ --index
In the root of Text::SmartLinks type in the following:
perl -Ilib script/smartlinks.pl --pod-dir lib/ --dir t/ --out-dir html/ --index
The plan is to change the Text::SmartLinks module and write a new smartlinks.pl script so it will be usable in any Perl 5 or Perl 6 project to generate the HTML pages combining the POD content from the .pod and .pm files and test scripts.
In addition the script should be able to generate further reports in HTML format that help the developers.
The usage should default to parsing the files in lib/ for documentation and the .t files in the t/ subdirectory.
Process both Perl 5 and Perl 6 test files in an arbitraty directory to collect smartlinks. Default should be either the local t/ directory or the t/spec directory of Pugs (for historical reasons).
Process .pod and .pm files (but maybe other files as well) with either Perl 5 or Perl 6 pod in them and with possibly also code in them.
Smartlinks should be able to say the name of the document where they link to.
L<Smolder/Text of head1>
L<Smolder::Util/Text o head2>
Map to either Smolder.pm or Smolder.pod and Smolder/Util.pm or Smolder/Util.pod
Need special cases for the Perl 6 documentation so the smartlinks can have the following links pointing to S06-routines.pod and S32-setting-library/Abstraction.pod
L<S06/Blocks>
L<S32::Abstraction>
Smartlinks are planted in the test file, and are pointed to the appropriate sections of the Synopsis you are using to write the test.
They look like pod links:
L<S06/Blocks> # "S06" is synopsis 6, and "Blocks" is the section
L<S03/"Hyper operators"> # quotes can be used when spaces are in the title,
# but is NOT required.
L<S03/Hyper operators> # just fine
The section name should be copied verbatim from the POD
(usually after =head), including any POD tags like ...
and punctuations. The sections, however, are not supposed to be nested.
That is, a =head1 won't really contain a =head2; they're disjoint
according to the current implementation.
The smartlinks also have a weird (also important) extension: you can specify some keyphrases, to skip forward from the linked section, so the smartlink is put into a more specific place:
L<S05/"Return values from matches"/"In numeric context" number 'matches:'>
The above smartlink is appropriate next to a test case checking rule application in numeric context, and it will place the backlink appropriately.
All the keyphrases listed after the second slash in a smartlink should appear in a single sentence from the synopsis text, and the order is significant. If there're spaces in a keyphrase, quote it using either double-quotes or signle-quotes.
In contrast with the case of section name, you should never use POD tags like
... in a keyphrase. util/smartlinks.pl will do the right thing. You can use,
however, pod directives in the keyphrases, just like this:
# L<S04/Str/"=item split">
Smartlinks in .t files can be preceded by nothing but spaces or "#", furthermore, there should be no trailing text on the same line, otherwise they can't be recognized by tools. Here're some *invalid* samples:
# the following smartlink is INVALID!!!
# Link is L<S04/Str>
# the following smartlink is INVALID TOO!!!
# L<S04/Str> # This is a comment
There's also a variant for the smartlink syntax:
# L<syn/sec/key phrases>>
A smartlink can span at most 2 lines:
# L<S04/section name/key1 # "key2" key3 key4>
Only the keyphrase list part can continue to the next line. So the following example is invalid:
# L<S04/section # name/blah blah blah> # WRONG!!!
Please don't put a smartlink in the middle of a group of tests. Put it right *before* the group of tests it is related to.
Multiple adjacent smartlinks can share the same snippet of tests right below them:
# L<S02/Context/boolean "?">
# L<S03/Changes to Perl 5 operators/"?" imposes boolean context>
{ ... }
By doing this, one can effectively link one group of tests to multplie places in the Synopses, leading to m-to-n correspondance.
smartlinks.pl can take care of this kind of special cases.
You can put a URL to create a generic link:
L<"http://groups.google.de/group/perl.perl6.language/msg/07aefb88f5fc8429">
or without quotes:
L<http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl6.language/26071>
To see some examples, or look at the *.t files in the t/ directory of this project.
There were also some legacy smartlinks using the following syntax:
L<S04/"section name" /regex/> L<<S04/"section name" /regex/>> L<<S04/"section name">>
They're no longer supported by util/smartlinks.pl. Use the current syntax.
We scan over all the specified .t files; collect smartlinks and positional
info about the test code snippets as we go. When all these work have been finished,
we obtain a tree structure, which is named $linktree in the source code.
To make this tree minimal, we only store the .t file name and line numbers, rather than the snippets' source code itself.
The structure of $linktree is like this:
{
'S12' => {
'Traits' => [
[
undef,
[
't/oo/traits/basic.t',
'13',
'38'
]
],
[
'/If you say/',
[
't/oo/delegation.t',
'56',
'69'
]
],
],
},
'S02' => {
'Whitespace and Comments' => [
[
'"Embedded comments" "#" plus any bracket',
[
't/syntax/comments.t',
10,
48
]
],
]
}
}
This step is mostly done by sub process_t_file.
We process the synopsis .pod files one by one and generate
HTML files integrated with test code snippets using the
$linktree structure discussed above.
This is mostly done by sub process_pod_file.
Because it is an enormous step, we can further divide it into several sub steps:
$podtree in the
source code. (See sub parse_pod.)
$podtree looks like this:
{
'Names and Variables' => [
'=over 4' . "\n",
'=item *' . "\n",
'The C<$Package\'var> syntax is gone. Use C<$Package::var> instead.' . "\n",
'=item *' . "\n",
'Perl 6 includes a system of B<sigils> to mark the fundamental' . "\n".
'structural type of a variable:' . "\n",
...
],
...
}
$podtree, generate .t code
snippets along the way, and insert placeholders (like "_SMART_LINK_3" into
the corresponding $podtree. (See subs parse_pattern, process_paragraph,
and gen_code_snippet.) podtree's. (See sub emit_pod.) gen_html.) Constructor, can get a HASH reference as it is a base class of Class::Accessor
Gets a list of .t test files, calls process_t_file on each on of them.
Gets a path to a .t file, reads line by line and collects
the smartlinks in it to a hash structure using the
add_link function.
Convert patterns used in 00-smartlinks.to perl 5 regexes
Process paragraphs of the pod file: unwrap lines, strip POD tags, and etc.
Gets a triplet of [file, from, to] and generates an HTML snippet from that section of the given file.
Note that this function has been optimized for space rather than time.
Returns the content of the smartlink.js file. Probably we should just copy the .js file to the html directory and not embed it.
link_count_inc increments the link counter.
link_count returns the current number of links.
Agent Zhang (<agentzh@gmail.com>) wrote the initial implementation, getting help from many others in the Pugs team.
Current maintainer: The Pugs team
Copyright (c) 2006 - 2009 by the Pugs Team.
Text::SmartLinks is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0. (Note that, unlike the Artistic License 1.0, version 2.0 is GPL compatible by itself, hence there is no benefit to having an Artistic 2.0 / GPL disjunction.)
| Text-SmartLinks documentation | Contained in the Text-SmartLinks distribution. |
package Text::SmartLinks; use strict; use warnings; use 5.006; our $VERSION = '0.01'; use File::ShareDir; use FindBin; use File::Spec; use File::Path qw(mkpath); use File::Basename qw(dirname basename); use File::Slurp; use CGI; use Pod::Simple::HTML; use Data::Dumper; use base 'Class::Accessor'; __PACKAGE__->mk_accessors(qw(check count cssfile line_anchor out_dir print_missing smoke_rev test_files version wiki)); # TODO: treat non-breaking spaces as breaking spces in the smart links # in docs/Perl6/Spec/S03-operators.pod the section called # "Changes to Perl 5 operators" has a non-breaking space between Perl and 5 # while the smartlink pointing to it does not have. This should be acceptable. # probably by replacing every space by [\s$nbsp]+ in the regex. # use charnames ":full"; # my $nbsp = "\N{NO-BREAK SPACE}";
sub new { my $class = shift; my $self = $class->SUPER::new(@_); $self->{link_count} = 0; $self->{broken_link_count} = 0; $self->{snippet_id} = 0; $self->{test_files_missing_links} = []; $self->{out_dir} ||= '.'; $self->{errors} = []; $self->{invalid_link} = 0; return $self; }
sub process_test_files { my ($self, @t_files) = @_; $self->{test_files} = \@t_files; for my $t_file (@t_files) { my $links = $self->process_t_file($t_file); if ($links) { print "Found $links links in <$t_file>\n" if defined $self->count; } else { print "No smartlink found in <$t_file>\n" if defined $self->print_missing; print "\"$t_file\"<http://svn.pugscode.org/pugs/t/spec/$t_file>\n" if defined $self->wiki; push @{ $self->{test_files_missing_links} }, $t_file; } } }
sub process_t_file { my ($self, $infile) = @_; open my $in, $infile or die "error: Can't open $infile for reading: $!\n"; my ($setter, $from, $to); my $found_link = 0; while (<$in>) { chomp; my $new_from; my ($synopsis, $section, $pattern); if (m{L<"?http://}) { # TODO shall we also collect the http links for later reuse? next; } elsif (m{^ \s* \# \s* (L<<+)}xoi) { $self->error("Legacy smartlink. Use L< instead of $1 in line $. '$_' in file '$infile'"); $self->{invalid_link}++; next; } elsif (m{^ \s* \# \s* L< ([^/]+) / ([^/]+) >\s*$}xo) { ($synopsis, $section) = ($1, $2); $section =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; $section =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; #warn "$synopsis $section" if $synopsis eq 'S06'; $new_from = $.; $to = $. - 1; $found_link++; } # extended and multiline smartlinks elsif (m{^ \s* \# \s* L(<) ([^/]+) / ([^/]+) / (.*) }xo) { #warn "$1, $2, $3\n"; my $brackets; ($brackets, $synopsis, $section, $pattern) = ($1, $2, $3, $4); $brackets = length($brackets); $section =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; $section =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; if (!$section) { $self->error("$infile: line $.: section name can't be empty."); } $pattern =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; if (substr($pattern, -1, 1) ne '>') { $_ = <$in>; s/^\s*\#?\s*|\s+$//g; if (!s/>{$brackets}$//) { $self->error("$infile: line $.: smart links must terminate in the second line."); next; } $pattern .= " $_"; $new_from = $. - 1; $to = $. - 2; } else { $new_from = $.; $to = $. - 1; $pattern =~ s/\s*>{$brackets}$//; } #warn "*$synopsis* *$section* *$pattern*\n"; $found_link++; } # there are some # L<"http://... links that we should skip for now # and not even report them as errors. # any other L< thing should be reported. elsif (m{^ \s* \# \s* L<}xoi) { $self->error("Could not parse smartlink in line $. '$_' in file '$infile'"); $self->{invalid_link}++; next; } else { next; } #warn "*$synopsis* *$section*\n"; if ($from and $from == $to) { my $old_setter = $setter; my $old_from = $from; $setter = sub { $self->add_link($synopsis, $section, $pattern, $infile, $_[0], $_[1]); $old_setter->($old_from, $_[1]); #warn "$infile - $old_from ~ $_[1]"; }; #warn "$infile - $from ~ $to"; } else { $setter->($from, $to) if $setter and $from; $setter = sub { $self->add_link($synopsis, $section, $pattern, $infile, $_[0], $_[1]); }; } $from = $new_from; } $setter->($from, $.) if $setter and $from; close $in; # print "No smartlink found in <$infile>\n" if (defined $print_missing && $found_link == 0); return $found_link; }
# TODO add tests sub add_link { my ($self, $synopsis, $section, $pattern, $t_file, $from, $to) = @_; if ($from == $to) { warn "WARNING: empty snippet detected at $t_file (line $from ~ $to).\n"; } $self->{linktree}->{$synopsis} ||= {}; $self->{linktree}->{$synopsis}->{$section} ||= []; if ($pattern and substr($pattern, -1, 1) eq '/') { $pattern = "/$pattern"; } push @{ $self->{linktree}->{$synopsis}->{$section} }, [$pattern => [$t_file, $from, $to]]; return $self->link_count_inc; }
sub parse_pattern { my ($self, $pat) = @_; my @keys; while (1) { if ($pat =~ /\G\s*"([^"]+)"/gc || $pat =~ /\G\s*'([^']+)'/gc || $pat =~ /\G\s*(\S+)/gc) { push @keys, $1; } else { last } } my $str = join('.+?', map { my $key = quotemeta $_; $key =~ s/^\w/\\b$&/; $key =~ s/\w$/$&\\b/; $key; } @keys); $str; }
sub process_paragraph { my ($self, $str) = @_; # unwrap lines: $str =~ s/\s*\n\s*/ /g; # strip POD tags: # FIXME: obviously we need a better way to do this: $str =~ s/[LCFIB]<<<\s+(.*?)\s+>>>/$1/g; $str =~ s/[LCFIB]<<\s+(.*?)\s+>>/$1/g; $str =~ s/[LCFIB]<(.*?)>/$1/g; $str; }
sub gen_code_snippet { my ($self, $location) = @_; my ($file, $from, $to) = @$location; #warn "gen_code_snippet: @$location\n"; open my $in, $file or die "Can't open $file for reading: $!\n"; # Strip leading realpath so the names start at t/ $file =~ s{.*?/t/}{t/}; my $i = 1; my $src; my $file_info; $file_info = $self->{test_result}->{$file} if $self->{test_result}; my ($ok_count, $failed_count) = (0, 0); while (<$in>) { next if $i < $from; last if $i > $to; s/\&/\&/g; s/"/\"/g; s/</\</g; s/>/\>/g; s{^( *)}{" " x (length($1) / 2)}gem; s/ / /g; s{L\<(http://.*?)\>}{L\<<a href="$1">$1</a>\>}g; s{L\<\"(http://.*?)\"\>} {L\<<a href="$1">\"$1\"</a>\>}g; my $mark = ''; if ($file_info) { chomp; if (!exists $file_info->{$i}) { $mark = ''; } elsif ($file_info->{$i}) { $mark = qq{<span class="ok"> â </span>}; $ok_count++; } else { $mark = qq{<span class="nok"> Ã </span>}; $failed_count++; } } $src .= qq{<tr><td><code>$mark</code></td><td><code>$_</code></td></tr>\n}; } continue { $i++ } close $in; $src =~ s/\n+$//sg; my $snippet_id = $self->snippet_id_inc; #warn $snippet_id; #warn "$file $to $from"; warn "NOT DEFINED!!! @$location $snippet_id" if !defined $src; my $snippet; if (!$self->{test_result}) { #warn "No test results for $file $from to $to"; $snippet = qq{<pre class="snip">$src</pre>}; } else { $snippet = qq{ <table class="snipres"> $src </table> }; } my $stat; if ($self->{test_result}) { if ($ok_count == 0 && $failed_count == 0) { $stat = " (no results)"; } else { $stat = " (<code>$ok_count â, $failed_count Ã</code>)"; } } else { $stat = ''; } my $nlines = $to - $from + 1; my $html_file = $file; $html_file =~ s{t/}{}; my $simple_html = $html_file . ".simple.html"; my $full_html = $html_file . ".html"; my $simple_snippet_id = "simple_$snippet_id"; my $html = <<"_EOC_"; <p>From $file lines $from–$to$stat:<span id="smartlink_skip_${snippet_id}"> <a href="#smartlink_skipto_${snippet_id}">(skip)</a></span></p> <div id="smartlink_${snippet_id}" class="smartlink_snippet"> $snippet </div> <span id="smartlink_skipto_${snippet_id}"> </span> <span style="color:DarkBlue">Highlighted: <a href="#" onclick="return toggle_hilite('$simple_snippet_id','/~azawawi/html/$simple_html')">small</a>|<a href="/~azawawi/html/$full_html" target="_blank">full</a> </span> <iframe id="$simple_snippet_id" style="display:none;" width="100%"></iframe> _EOC_ $self->set_snippet($snippet_id, $html); return "\n\n_SMART_LINK_$snippet_id\n\n"; }
sub get_javascript { # for the test scripts in t/ and the smartlinks.pl in script/ directory my $file = File::Spec->catfile($FindBin::Bin, '..', 'share', 'smartlinks.js'); if (not -e $file) { # for smarlinks.pl in utils/ directory of Pugs if Text::SmartLinks is not installed $file = File::Spec->catfile($FindBin::Bin, 'Text-SmartLinks', 'share', 'smartlinks.js'); } # installed version of the file if (not -e $file) { $file = File::Spec->catfile(File::ShareDir::dist_dir('Text-SmartLinks'), 'smartlinks.js'); } if (not $file) { warn "Could not find 'smartlinks.js'\n"; return ''; } #warn $file; if (open my $fh, '<', $file) { local $/ = undef; return <$fh>; } warn "could not open '$file'"; return ''; } sub test_files_missing_links { return @{ $_[0]->{test_files_missing_links} }; } sub emit_pod { my ($self, $podtree) = @_; my $str; $str .= $podtree->{_header} if $podtree->{_header}; for my $elem (@{ $podtree->{_sections} }) { my ($num, $sec) = @$elem; $str .= "=head$num $sec\n\n"; for my $para (@{ $podtree->{$sec} }) { if ($para eq '') { $str .= "\n"; } elsif ($para =~ /^\s+/) { $str .= $para; } else { $str .= "$para\n"; } } } $str = "=pod\n\n_LINE_ANCHOR_1\n\n$str" if $self->line_anchor; return $str; } sub parse_pod { my ($self, $pod) = @_; my $podtree = {}; my $section; foreach (@$pod) { if (/^ =head(\d+) \s* (.*\S) \s* $/x) { #warn "parse_pod: *$1*\n"; my $num = $1; $section = $2; $podtree->{_sections} ||= []; push @{ $podtree->{_sections} }, [$num, $section]; } elsif (!$section) { $podtree->{_header} .= $_; } elsif (/^\s*$/) { $podtree->{$section} ||= []; #push @{ $podtree->{$section} }, "\n"; my @new = ('');; if ($self->line_anchor and $podtree->{$section}->[-1] !~ /^=over\b|^=item\b/) { unshift @new, "_LINE_ANCHOR_$.\n"; } push @{ $podtree->{$section} }, @new; } elsif (/^\s+(.+)/) { $podtree->{$section} ||= ['']; $podtree->{$section}->[-1] .= $_; push @{ $podtree->{$section} }, ''; } else { $podtree->{$section} ||= ['']; $podtree->{$section}->[-1] .= $_; } } $podtree; } sub process_yml_file { my ($self, $yml_file) = @_; if ($yml_file) { eval { require Test::TAP::Model; require YAML::Syck; }; if ($@) { die "--smoke-res option requires both Test::TAP::Model and YAML::Syck. ". "At least one of them is not installed.\n"; } my $data = YAML::Syck::LoadFile($yml_file); #warn $data; my $structure; if ($data->{meat}) { $structure = delete $data->{meat}; } my $tap = Test::TAP::Model->new_with_struct($structure); for my $file ($tap->test_files) { #warn " $file...\n"; (my $fname = $file->name) =~ s{.*?/t/}{t/}; my %file_info; $self->{test_result}->{$fname} = \%file_info; for my $case ($file->cases) { next if $case->skipped or !$case->test_line; $file_info{$case->test_line} = $case->actual_ok; } } #YAML::Syck::DumpFile('test_result.yml', $self->{test_result}); my $smoke_rev = $data->{revision}; $self->smoke_rev($smoke_rev); $smoke_rev = $smoke_rev ? "r$smoke_rev" : 'unknown'; warn "info: pugs smoke is at $smoke_rev.\n"; } } sub gen_html { my ($self, $pod, $title) = @_; $Pod::Simple::HTML::Perldoc_URL_Prefix = 'http://perlcabal.org/syn/'; $Pod::Simple::HTML::Perldoc_URL_Postfix = '.html'; $Pod::Simple::HTML::Content_decl = q{<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" >}; $Pod::Simple::HTML::Doctype_decl = qq{<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">\n}; my $pod2html = new Pod::Simple::HTML; $pod2html->index(1); $pod2html->html_css($self->cssfile); my $javascript = $self->get_javascript(); $pod2html->html_javascript(qq{<script type="text/javascript">$javascript</script>}); $pod2html->force_title($title); my $html; open my $in, '<', \$pod; open my $out, '>', \$html; $pod2html->parse_from_file($in, $out); # substitutes the placeholders introduced by `gen_code_snippet` # with real code snippets: $html =~ s,(?:<p>\s*)?\b_SMART_LINK_(\d+)\b(?:\s*</p>)?,$self->get_snippet($1),sge; $self->fix_line_anchors(\$html) if $self->line_anchor; $self->add_footer(\$html); $self->add_user_css(\$html); return $html } sub _gen_line_anchors { my $list = shift; my $curr = shift @$list; my $html = ''; for ($curr .. $list->[0] - 1) { $html .= qq{<a id="line_$_"></a>\n}; } $html; } sub fix_line_anchors { my ($self, $html) = @_; my @lineno; # line numbers for each paragraph while ($$html =~ /\b_LINE_ANCHOR_(\d+)\b/gsm) { push @lineno, $1; } $$html =~ s{(?:<p>\s*)?\b_LINE_ANCHOR_(\d+)\b(?:\s*</p>)?}{ _gen_line_anchors(\@lineno) }sge; } sub add_footer { my ($self, $html) = @_; $$html =~ s{</body>}{ [ <a href="#__top">Top</a> ] [ <a href="http://perlcabal.org/syn/">Index of Synopses</a> ] </body>}; } # isn't there a prettier way to do this? sub add_user_css { my ($self, $html) = @_; my $user_css = << '.'; <style type="text/css"> .ok { color: green; font-weight: bold; } .nok { color: red; font-weight: bold; } .snip { margin-left: 6px; } .snipres { margin-left: 6px; border-width: 0; } .smartlink_snippet { border: 1px solid; padding: 0.2em; } </style> . $$html =~ s{(</head>)}{$user_css\n$1}; } sub gen_preamble { my ($self) = @_; my ($sec, $min, $hour, $mday, $mon, $year) = gmtime; $year += 1900; $mon += 1; my $time = sprintf "%04d-%02d-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d GMT", $year, $mon, $mday, $hour, $min, $sec; my $smoke_rev = $self->smoke_rev; my $smoke_info = $smoke_rev ? qq(, <a href="http://perlcabal.org/smoke.html">pugs-smoke</a> <strong>$smoke_rev</strong>) : ''; my $pugs_rev = $self->version; $pugs_rev = $pugs_rev ? "r$pugs_rev" : 'unknown'; $pugs_rev ||= $smoke_rev; return qq{ <I>This page was generated at $time.<br/> (<a href="http://svn.pugscode.org/pugs/docs/Perl6/spec/">syn</a> <strong>$pugs_rev</strong>$smoke_info)</I> [ <a href="http://perlcabal.org/syn/">Index of Synopses</a> ] <br/> <a id='__top'></a> }; } sub create_stats_page { my ($self) = @_; my $file = File::Spec->catfile($self->out_dir, 'stats.html'); my $html = "<html><head><title>Stats</title></head><body>"; $html .= $self->gen_preamble; my $test_file_count = scalar @{ $self->test_files }; my $test_files_missing_links = scalar $self->test_files_missing_links; $html .= sprintf("info: %s smartlinks found and %s broken in $test_file_count test files ($test_files_missing_links test files had no links).\n", $self->link_count ,$self->broken_link_count); #if (!$self->check and $self->broken_link_count > 0) { # warn "hint: use the --check option for details on broken smartlinks.\n"; #} if ($self->test_files_missing_links) { $html .= "<h2>Test files without links</h2>\n<ul>"; foreach my $file ($self->test_files_missing_links) { $html .= "<li>$file</li>\n"; } $html .= "</ul>\n"; } if (@{ $self->{errors} }) { $html .= "<h2>Errors</h2>\n<ul>"; foreach my $e (@{ $self->{errors} }) { $html .= "<li>" . CGI::escapeHTML(join "", @$e) . "</li>\n"; } $html .= "</ul>\n"; } $html .= "</body></html>"; write_file($file, $html); return; } sub outfile_name { my ($self, $infile) = @_; (my $syn_id = $infile) =~ s/\.(pod|pm)$//; $syn_id =~ s{[/\\]}{::}g; # special case for Perl 6 Synopsis if ($ENV{PUGS_SMARTLINKS}) { $syn_id =~ s{(S\d+)-[^:]+}{$1}; } (my $outfile = $syn_id) =~ s{::}{/}g; $outfile .= ".html"; return ($outfile, $syn_id); }
sub process_pod_file { my ($self, $root, $infile) = @_; my ($outfile, $syn_id) = $self->outfile_name($infile); my $out_dir = $self->out_dir; my @pod = read_file(File::Spec->catfile($root, $infile)); if (grep /^=begin pod/, @pod) { $self->process_perl6_file( \@pod, File::Spec->catfile($out_dir, $outfile)); } else { $self->process_perl5_file( \@pod, File::Spec->catfile($out_dir, $outfile), $syn_id); } } sub process_perl5_file { my ($self, $pod, $outfile, $syn_id) = @_; my $podtree = $self->parse_pod($pod); my $linktree_sections = $self->{linktree}->{$syn_id}; foreach my $section_name (sort keys %$linktree_sections) { my $links = $linktree_sections->{$section_name}; my @links = @$links; my $paras = $podtree->{$section_name}; if (!$paras) { foreach my $link (@$links) { my ($t_file, $from) = @{ $link->[1] }; $from--; $self->error("$t_file: line $from: section '$section_name' not found in $syn_id."); $self->broken_link_count_inc; } next; } for my $link (reverse @links) { my ($pattern, $location) = @$link; my $i = 0; if (!$pattern) { # match the whole section if (!$self->check) { unshift @$paras, $self->gen_code_snippet($location); $i = 1; } next; } my $regex = $self->parse_pattern($pattern); my $matched; while ($i < @$paras) { my $para = $paras->[$i]; next if !$para or $para =~ /\?hide_quotes=no/; if ($self->process_paragraph($para) =~ /$regex/) { if (!$self->check) { splice @$paras, $i+1, 0, $self->gen_code_snippet($location); $i++; } $matched = 1; last; } } continue { $i++ } if (!$matched) { my ($file, $lineno) = @$location; $self->error("$file: line $lineno: pattern '$pattern' failed to match any paragraph in L<${syn_id}/${section_name}>."); $self->broken_link_count_inc; } } } # We need this to check invalid smartlinks pointed to non-existent docs: delete $self->{linktree}->{$syn_id}; if (!$self->check) { my $pod = $self->emit_pod($podtree); my $html = $self->gen_html($pod, $syn_id); my $preamble = $self->gen_preamble(); $html =~ s{<!-- start doc -->}{$&$preamble}; warn "info: generating $outfile...\n"; mkpath dirname($outfile); write_file($outfile, $html); } } sub process_perl6_file { my ($self, $pod, $outfile) = @_; return if $self->check; eval "use Perl6::Perldoc 0.000005; use Perl6::Perldoc::Parser; use Perl6::Perldoc::To::Xhtml;"; if ($@) { warn "Please install Perl6::Perldoc v0.0.5 from the CPAN to generate $outfile"; return; } my $toc = "=TOC\nP<toc:head1 head2 head3>\n\n"; my $pod6 = $toc . join "", @$pod; my $perldochtml = Perl6::Perldoc::Parser->parse( \$pod6, {all_pod => 1} )->report_errors()->to_xhtml( {full_doc => {title => basename($outfile)}} ); my $css = $self->cssfile; $perldochtml =~ s{</head>}{<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" title="pod_stylesheet" href="$css">\n$&}; my $preamble = $self->gen_preamble(); $perldochtml =~ s{<body>}{$&$preamble}; $self->add_footer(\$perldochtml); warn "info: generating $outfile...\n"; write_file($outfile, $perldochtml); return; } sub report_stats { my ($self) = @_; my $test_file_count = scalar @{ $self->{test_files} }; my $test_files_missing_links = scalar $self->test_files_missing_links; warn sprintf("info: %s smartlinks found and %s broken in $test_file_count test files ($test_files_missing_links test files had no links).\n", $self->link_count ,$self->broken_link_count); if (!$self->check and $self->broken_link_count > 0) { warn "hint: use the --check option for details on broken smartlinks.\n"; } } sub report_broken_links { my ($self) = @_; foreach my $syn (sort keys %{ $self->{linktree} }) { my $linktree_sections = $self->{linktree}{$syn}; for my $section (sort keys %$linktree_sections) { my $links = $linktree_sections->{$section}; for my $link (@$links) { my ($file, $lineno) = @{ $link->[1] }; $self->error("$file: line $lineno: smartlink pointing to an unknown synopsis ($syn) section $section"), $self->broken_link_count_inc; } } } } sub create_index { my ($self) = @_; my $out_dir = $self->out_dir; my $html = qq(<html><head><title>Documentation</title></head><body>\n); foreach my $file (sort @{ $self->{docs} }) { my ($outfile, $syn_id) = $self->outfile_name($file, 1); # TODO remove Pugs hardcoding $html .= qq(<a href="$outfile">$file</a><br />\n); } $html .= qq(<hr><a href="stats.html">stats and errors</a>); $html .= qq(</body></html>); if (open my $fh, '>', "$out_dir/index.html") { print {$fh} $html; } else { warn "Could not create index.html: $!"; } return; } sub snippet_id_inc { $_[0]->{snippet_id}++ }; sub snippet_id { $_[0]->{snippet_id} };
sub link_count_inc { $_[0]->{link_count}++ }; sub link_count { $_[0]->{link_count} }; sub broken_link_count_inc { $_[0]->{broken_link_count}++ }; sub broken_link_count { $_[0]->{broken_link_count} }; sub error { my $self = shift; push @{ $self->{errors} }, [@_]; if ($self->check) { warn "ERROR: @_\n"; } } sub set_snippet { my ($self, $id, $str) = @_; $self->{snippets}[$id] = $str; } sub get_snippet { my ($self, $id) = @_; return $self->{snippets}[$id]; }
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