require 'markdown_helper/version'
# Helper class for working with GitHub markdown.
# Supports file inclusion.
#
# @author Burdette Lamar
class MarkdownHelper
IMAGE_REGEXP = /^!\[([^\[]+)\]\(([^)]+)\)/
INCLUDE_REGEXP = /^@\[([^\[]+)\]\(([^)]+)\)/
# Get the user name and repository name from ENV.
def repo_user_and_name
repo_user = ENV['REPO_USER']
repo_name = ENV['REPO_NAME']
unless repo_user and repo_name
message = 'ENV values for both REPO_USER and REPO_NAME must be defined.'
raise RuntimeError.new(message)
end
[repo_user, repo_name]
end
# Merges external files into markdown text.
# @param template_file_path [String] the path to the input template markdown file, usually containing include pragmas.
# @param markdown_file_path [String] the path to the output merged markdown file.
# @return [String] the resulting markdown text.
#
# @example pragma to include text as a highlighted code block.
# @[ruby](foo.rb)
#
# @example pragma to include text as a plain code block.
# @[:code_block](foo.xyz)
#
# @example pragma to include text verbatim, to be rendered as markdown.
# @[:verbatim](foo.md)
def include(template_file_path, markdown_file_path)
output_lines = []
File.open(template_file_path, 'r') do |template_file|
template_file.each_line do |input_line|
match_data = input_line.match(INCLUDE_REGEXP)
unless match_data
output_lines.push(input_line)
next
end
treatment = case match_data[1]
when ':code_block'
:code_block
when ':verbatim'
:verbatim
else
match_data[1]
end
relative_file_path = match_data[2]
include_file_path = File.join(
File.dirname(template_file_path),
relative_file_path,
)
included_text = File.read(include_file_path)
unless included_text.match("\n")
message = "Warning: Included file has no trailing newline: #{include_file_path}"
warn(message)
end
if treatment == :verbatim
# Pass through unadorned.
output_lines.push(included_text)
else
# Use the file name as a label.
file_name_line = format("%s
\n", File.basename(include_file_path))
output_lines.push(file_name_line)
# Put into code block.
language = treatment == :code_block ? '' : treatment
output_lines.push("```#{language}\n")
output_lines.push(included_text)
output_lines.push("```\n")
end
end
end
output = output_lines.join('')
File.open(markdown_file_path, 'w') do |md_file|
md_file.write(output)
end
output
end
# Resolves relative image paths to absolute urls in markdown text.
# @param template_file_path [String] the path to the input template markdown file, usually containing image pragmas.
# @param markdown_file_path [String] the path to the output resolved markdown file.
# @return [String] the resulting markdown text.
#
# This matters because when markdown becomes part of a Ruby gem,
# its images will have been relocated in the documentation at RubyDoc.info, breaking the paths.
# The resolved (absolute) urls, however, will still be valid.
#
# ENV['REPO_USER'] and ENV['REPO_NAME'] must give the user name and repository name of the relevant GitHub repository.
# must give the repo name of the relevant GitHub repository.
#
# @example pragma for an image:
# ![image_icon](images/image.png)
#
# The path resolves to:
#
# absolute_file_path = File.join(
# "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/#{repo_user}/#{repo_name}/master",
# relative_file_path,
# )
def resolve_image_urls(template_file_path, markdown_file_path)
output_lines = []
File.open(template_file_path, 'r') do |template_file|
output_lines = []
template_file.each_line do |input_line|
match_data = input_line.match(IMAGE_REGEXP)
unless match_data
output_lines.push(input_line)
next
end
alt_text = match_data[1]
relative_file_path, attributes_s = match_data[2].split(/\s?\|\s?/, 2)
attributes = attributes_s ? attributes_s.split(/\s+/) : []
formatted_attributes = ['']
attributes.each do |attribute|
name, value = attribute.split('=', 2)
formatted_attributes.push(format('%s="%s"', name, value))
end
formatted_attributes_s = formatted_attributes.join(' ')
repo_user, repo_name = repo_user_and_name
absolute_file_path = File.join(
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/#{repo_user}/#{repo_name}/master",
relative_file_path,
)
line = format('', absolute_file_path, alt_text, formatted_attributes_s) + "\n"
output_lines.push(line)
end
end
output = output_lines.join('')
File.open(markdown_file_path, 'w') do |md_file|
md_file.write(output)
end
output
end
end