require 'jekyll_plugin_support'
require_relative '<%= @gem_name %>/version.rb'

# This Jekyll block tag plugin is a minimal example.
#
# See https://www.mslinn.com/jekyll/10200-jekyll-plugin-background.html
# See https://www.mslinn.com/jekyll/10400-jekyll-plugin-template-collection.html
#
# @example Heading for this example
#   Describe what this example does
#   {% my_block_tag param1="value1" %}
#     Hello, world!
#   {% endmy_block_tag %}
#
# The Jekyll log level defaults to :info, which means all the Jekyll.logger statements below will not generate output.
# You can control the log level when you start Jekyll.
# To set the log level to :debug, write an entery into _config.yml, like this:
# plugin_loggers:
#   MyBlockTag: debug

module <%= @class_name %>
  # This class implements the Jekyll block tag functionality
  class <%= @jekyll_class_name %> < JekyllSupport::JekyllBlock
    PLUGIN_NAME = '<%= @block_name %>'.freeze
    VERSION = <%= @class_name %>::VERSION

    # Put your plugin logic here.
    # The following variables are predefined:
    #   @argument_string, @block_name, @config, @envs, @helper, @layout, @logger, @mode, @page, @paginator, @site and @theme
    #
    # @return [String]
    def render_impl(content)
      <%= parse_jekyll_parameters %>

      # Compute the return value of this Jekyll tag
      <<~HEREDOC
        <pre class="example">
          content = '#{content}'
          <%= dump_jekyll_parameters %>
          Remaining markup: '#{@helper.remaining_markup}'.
        </pre>
      HEREDOC
    rescue StandardError => e
      @logger.error { "#{self.class} died with a #{e.full_message}" }
      exit 3
    end

    JekyllPluginHelper.register(self, PLUGIN_NAME)
  end
end