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require 'open3' module Texico class Compiler COMMAND = 'latexmk' LATEXMK_OPTIONS = { pdf: true, output_directory: '.build', latexoption: { interaction: 'nonstopmode', file_line_error: true }.freeze }.freeze OUTPUT_PATTERN = %r{\AOutput written on ([^\s]+) \((\d+) page, (\d+) bytes\)} def initialize(**options) @args = LATEXMK_OPTIONS .merge(options) .map { |k, v| transform_option(k, v) }.join ' ' end def compile(file) # TODO: This looks very hacky... build_result = false Open3.popen2("#{COMMAND} #@args #{file}") do |_, stdout, _| stdout.each_line do |line| if m = line.match(OUTPUT_PATTERN) build_result = { file: m[1], pages: m[2], bytes: m[3] } break end end end build_result end # Takes a symbol (or string) one the form :some_option and transforms it # into the string "-some-option". If the value is # a) false, the output string will be empty. # b) true, only the key will be returned. # c) some other value, an array with the transformed key and the value is # returned. private def transform_option(key, value) # Skip the option if the value is nil or false return '' unless value # Transform the key into a format that is accepted by pdflatex option = '-' + key.to_s.gsub('_', '-') case value when TrueClass then return option when Hash value.map { |k, v| "#{option}=#{transform_option k, v }" }.join ' ' else "#{option}=#{value}" end end end end
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texico-0.2.0 | lib/texico/compiler.rb |