Turn routing into an extension

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Ben Hollis 2014-05-28 00:00:36 -07:00
parent 213c672969
commit bf8f02d563
9 changed files with 70 additions and 91 deletions

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@ -1,10 +1,5 @@
require 'middleman-core/core_extensions/routing'
module Middleman module Middleman
class ConfigContext class ConfigContext
# page routing
include Middleman::CoreExtensions::Routing
attr_reader :app attr_reader :app
# Whitelist methods that can reach out. # Whitelist methods that can reach out.

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@ -45,6 +45,12 @@ Middleman::Extensions.register :lorem, auto_activate: :before_configuration do
Middleman::Extensions::Lorem Middleman::Extensions::Lorem
end end
Middleman::Extensions.register :routing, auto_activate: :before_configuration do
require 'middleman-core/core_extensions/routing'
Middleman::CoreExtensions::Routing
end
### ###
# Setup Optional Extensions # Setup Optional Extensions
### ###

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@ -105,6 +105,9 @@ module Middleman
run_hook :before_configuration run_hook :before_configuration
# Evaluate a passed block if given
config_context.instance_exec(&block) if block_given?
# Check for and evaluate local configuration in `config.rb` # Check for and evaluate local configuration in `config.rb`
local_config = File.join(root, 'config.rb') local_config = File.join(root, 'config.rb')
if File.exist? local_config if File.exist? local_config

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@ -1,16 +1,55 @@
# Routing extension # Routing extension
module Middleman module Middleman
module CoreExtensions module CoreExtensions
module Routing class Routing < Extension
# The page method allows the layout to be set on a specific path # This should always run late, but not as late as :directory_indexes,
# so it can add metadata to any pages generated by other extensions
self.resource_list_manipulator_priority = 90
def initialize(app, options_hash={}, &block)
super
@page_configs = []
end
def before_configuration
app.add_to_config_context :page, &method(:page)
end
def manipulate_resource_list(resources)
resources.each do |resource|
@page_configs.each do |matcher, metadata|
case matcher
when Regexp
next unless resource.path =~ matcher
when String
next unless File.fnmatch('/' + Util.strip_leading_slash(matcher), "/#{resource.path}")
end
resource.add_metadata metadata
end
end
end
# The page method allows options to be set for a given source path, regex, or glob.
# Options that may be set include layout, locals, proxy, andx ignore.
# #
# page "/about.html", layout: false # @example
# page "/", layout: :homepage_layout # page '/about.html', layout: false
# @example
# page '/index.html', layout: :homepage_layout
# @example
# page '/foo.html', locals: { foo: 'bar' }
# #
# @param [String] url # @param [String, Regexp] path A source path, or a Regexp/glob that can match multiple resources.
# @param [Hash] opts # @params [Hash] opts Options to apply to all matching resources. Undocumented options are passed on as page metadata to be used by extensions.
# @option opts [Symbol, Boolean, String] layout The layout name to use (e.g. `:article`) or `false` to disable layout.
# @option opts [Boolean] directory_indexes Whether or not the `:directory_indexes` extension applies to these paths.
# @option opts [Hash] locals Local variables for the template. These will be available when the template renders.
# @option opts [String] proxy The source path for a template to proxy this path to. Only valid when a single path is provided. Prefer using the `proxy` method to do this.
# @option opts [Boolean] ignore Set to `true` to ignore the provided path(s). Only valid when a single path is provided. Prefer using the `ignore` method to do this.
# @return [void] # @return [void]
def page(url, opts={}) def page(path, opts={})
options = opts.dup options = opts.dup
# Default layout # Default layout
@ -19,30 +58,26 @@ module Middleman
# TODO: You can set options and locals, but not data # TODO: You can set options and locals, but not data
metadata = { options: options, locals: options.delete(:locals) || {} } metadata = { options: options, locals: options.delete(:locals) || {} }
# If the url is a regexp # If the path is a regexp
unless url.is_a?(Regexp) || url.include?('*') unless path.is_a?(Regexp) || path.include?('*')
# Normalized path # Normalized path
url = '/' + Middleman::Util.normalize_path(url) path = '/' + Middleman::Util.normalize_path(path)
if url.end_with?('/') || File.directory?(File.join(@app.source_dir, url)) if path.end_with?('/') || File.directory?(File.join(@app.source_dir, path))
url = File.join(url, @app.config[:index_file]) path = File.join(path, @app.config[:index_file])
end end
# Setup proxy # Setup proxy
if target = options.delete(:proxy) if target = options.delete(:proxy)
# TODO: deprecate proxy through page? # TODO: deprecate proxy through page?
@app.proxy(url, target, opts.dup) @app.proxy(path, target, opts.dup)
return return
elsif options.delete(:ignore) elsif options.delete(:ignore)
# TODO: deprecate ignore through page? # TODO: deprecate ignore through page?
@app.ignore(url) @app.ignore(path)
end end
end end
# Setup a metadata matcher for rendering those options @page_configs << [path, metadata]
# TODO: How to get rid of this? Perhaps a separate extension that manipulates
# in this sort of data?
# This is harder because sitemap isn't available.
@app.sitemap.provides_metadata_for_path(url) { |_| metadata }
end end
end end
end end

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@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
module Middleman
module Sitemap
module Extensions
# Add metadata to Resources based on path matchers. This exists
# entirely to support the "page" method in config.rb.
# TODO: This requires the concept of priority for sitemap manipulators
# in order for it to always run after all other manipulators.
class MetadataForPath
def initialize(sitemap)
@app = sitemap.app
end
end
end
end
end

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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ module Middleman
end end
def render(*) def render(*)
url = ::Middleman::Util.url_for(store.app, @request_path, url = ::Middleman::Util.url_for(@store.app, @request_path,
relative: false, relative: false,
find_resource: true find_resource: true
) )
@ -83,10 +83,6 @@ module Middleman
false false
end end
def metadata
@local_metadata.dup
end
def get_source_file def get_source_file
'' ''
end end

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@ -71,8 +71,8 @@ module Middleman
false false
end end
def metadata def get_source_file
@local_metadata.dup ''
end end
end end
end end

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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ module Middleman
# Locals are local variables for rendering this resource's template # Locals are local variables for rendering this resource's template
# Page are data that is exposed through this resource's data member. # Page are data that is exposed through this resource's data member.
# Note: It is named 'page' for backwards compatibility with older MM. # Note: It is named 'page' for backwards compatibility with older MM.
@local_metadata = { options: {}, locals: {}, page: {} } @metadata = { options: {}, locals: {}, page: {} }
end end
# Whether this resource has a template file # Whether this resource has a template file
@ -59,15 +59,12 @@ module Middleman
# Page are data that is exposed through this resource's data member. # Page are data that is exposed through this resource's data member.
# Note: It is named 'page' for backwards compatibility with older MM. # Note: It is named 'page' for backwards compatibility with older MM.
def add_metadata(meta={}) def add_metadata(meta={})
@local_metadata.deep_merge!(meta) @metadata.deep_merge!(meta)
end end
# Get the metadata for both the current source_file and the current path # The metadata for this resource
# @return [Hash] # @return [Hash]
def metadata attr_reader :metadata
# TODO: The only reason we call metadata_for_page is to power the "page" DSL
@store.metadata_for_path(path).deep_merge @local_metadata
end
# Data about this resource, populated from frontmatter or extensions. # Data about this resource, populated from frontmatter or extensions.
# @return [HashWithIndifferentAccess] # @return [HashWithIndifferentAccess]

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@ -27,11 +27,9 @@ module Middleman
def initialize(app) def initialize(app)
@app = app @app = app
@resources = [] @resources = []
@_cached_metadata = {}
# TODO: Should this be a set or hash? # TODO: Should this be a set or hash?
@resource_list_manipulators = [] @resource_list_manipulators = []
@needs_sitemap_rebuild = true @needs_sitemap_rebuild = true
@provides_metadata_for_path = Set.new
@lock = Monitor.new @lock = Monitor.new
reset_lookup_cache! reset_lookup_cache!
@ -130,40 +128,6 @@ module Middleman
@resources_not_ignored = nil @resources_not_ignored = nil
end end
# Register a handler to provide metadata on a url path
# Extensions authors should prefer adding metadata to Resources via a
# sitemap manipulator and Resource#add_metadata.
#
# @param [Regexp, String] matcher or glob string
def provides_metadata_for_path(matcher=nil, &block)
if block_given?
@provides_metadata_for_path << [block, matcher]
@_cached_metadata = {}
end
nil
end
# Get the metadata for a specific source path
# @param [String] path Source path of a resource
# @return [Hash]
def metadata_for_path(path)
return @_cached_metadata[path] if @_cached_metadata.has_key?(path)
blank_metadata = { options: {}, locals: {}, page: {} }
@_cached_metadata[path] = @provides_metadata_for_path.inject(blank_metadata) do |result, (callback, matcher)|
case matcher
when Regexp
next result unless path =~ matcher
when String
next result unless File.fnmatch('/' + Util.strip_leading_slash(matcher), "/#{path}")
end
metadata = callback.call(path)
result.deep_merge(metadata)
end
end
# Get the URL path for an on-disk file # Get the URL path for an on-disk file
# @param [String] file # @param [String] file
# @return [String] # @return [String]