Sha256: 614a7ccef2cc69ba1a4d375502d8ac0656667b6cb0c6bd7c9cc23d743544df75
Contents?: true
Size: 1.93 KB
Versions: 8
Compression:
Stored size: 1.93 KB
Contents
# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*- module Webgen # Namespace for all classes that provide source paths. # # == Implementing a source class # # Source classes provide access to the source paths on which the source handlers act. # # A source class only needs to respond to the method +paths+ which needs to return a set of paths # for the source. The returned paths must respond to the method <tt>changed?</tt> (has to return # +true+ if the paths has changed since the last webgen run). If a path represents a directory, it # needs to have a trailing slash! The default implementation in the Path class just returns # +true+. One can either derive a specialized path class or define singleton methods on each path # object. # # Also note that the returned Path objects should have the meta information <tt>modified_at</tt> # set to the correct last modification time of the path, ie. the value has to be a Time object! # # == Sample Source Class # # Following is a simple source class which has stored the paths and their contents in a hash: # # require 'stringio' # # class MemorySource # # CONTENT = { # '/directory/' => nil, # '/directory/file.page' => "This is the content of the file" # } # # def paths # CONTENT.collect do |path, content| # Webgen::Path.new(path) { StringIO.new(content.to_s) } # end.to_set # end # # end # # You can use this source class in your website (after placing the code in, for example, # <tt>ext/init.rb</tt>) by updating the <tt>sources</tt> configuration option: # # WebsiteAccess.website.config['sources'] << ['/', 'MemorySource'] # module Source autoload :Base, 'webgen/source/base' autoload :FileSystem, 'webgen/source/filesystem' autoload :Stacked, 'webgen/source/stacked' autoload :Resource, 'webgen/source/resource' autoload :TarArchive, 'webgen/source/tararchive' end end
Version data entries
8 entries across 8 versions & 1 rubygems