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# frozen_string_literal: true
require "pathname"
module ThemeCheck
class ThemeFile
attr_reader :version, :storage
def initialize(relative_path, storage)
@relative_path = relative_path
@storage = storage
@source = nil
@version = nil
@eol = "\n"
end
def path
@storage.path(@relative_path)
end
def relative_path
@relative_pathname ||= Pathname.new(@relative_path)
end
def name
relative_path.sub_ext('').to_s
end
# For the corrector to work properly, we should have a
# simple mental model of the internal representation of eol
# characters (Windows uses \r\n, Linux uses \n).
#
# Parser::Source::Buffer strips the \r from the source file, so if
# you are autocorrecting the file you might lose that info and
# cause a git diff. It also makes the node.start_index/end_index
# calculation break. That's not cool.
#
# So in here we track whether the source file has \r\n in it and
# we'll make sure that the file we write has the same eol as the
# source file.
def source
return @source if @source
if @storage.versioned?
@source, @version = @storage.read_version(@relative_path)
else
@source = @storage.read(@relative_path)
end
@eol = @source.include?("\r\n") ? "\r\n" : "\n"
@source = @source
.gsub(/\r(?!\n)/, "\r\n") # fix rogue \r without followup \n with \r\n
.gsub("\r\n", "\n")
end
def json?
false
end
def liquid?
false
end
def ==(other)
other.is_a?(self.class) && relative_path == other.relative_path
end
alias_method :eql?, :==
end
end
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