# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*- module Webgen::Source # This source class is used to stack several sources together. # # It serves two purposes: # # * First, it can be used to access more than one source. This is useful when your website # consists of more than one source directory and you want to use all of them. # # * Second, sources can be mounted on specific directories. For example, a folder with images that # you don't want to copy to the website source directory can be mounted under /images # sothat they are available nonetheless. # # Also be aware that when a path is returned by a source that has already be returned by a prior # source, it is discarded and not used. class Stacked # Return the stack of mount point to Webgen::Source object maps. attr_reader :stack # Specifies whether the result of #paths calls should be cached (default: +false+). If caching # is activated, new maps cannot be added to the stacked source anymore! attr_accessor :cache_paths # Create a new stack. The optional +map+ parameter can be used to provide initial mappings of # mount points to source objects (see #add for details). You cannot add other maps after a call # to #paths if +cache_paths+ is +true+ def initialize(map = {}, cache_paths = false) @stack = [] @cache_paths = cache_paths add(map) end # Add all mappings found in +maps+ to the stack. The parameter +maps+ should be an array of # two-element arrays which contain an absolute directory (ie. starting and ending with a slash) # and a source object. def add(maps) raise "Cannot add new maps since caching is activated for this source" if defined?(@paths) && @cache_paths maps.each do |mp, source| raise "Invalid mount point specified: #{mp}" unless mp =~ /^\// @stack << [mp, source] end end # Return all paths returned by the sources in the stack. Since the stack is ordered, paths # returned by later source objects are not used if a prior source object has returned the same # path. def paths return @paths if defined?(@paths) && @cache_paths @paths = Set.new @stack.each do |mp, source| source.paths.each do |path| @paths.add?(path.mount_at(mp)) end end @paths end end end