HackMyResume/src/core/fresh-theme.coffee

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###*
Definition of the FRESHTheme class.
@module core/fresh-theme
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
###
FS = require 'fs'
validator = require 'is-my-json-valid'
_ = require 'underscore'
PATH = require 'path'
parsePath = require 'parse-filepath'
pathExists = require('path-exists').sync
EXTEND = require 'extend'
HMSTATUS = require './status-codes'
moment = require 'moment'
loadSafeJson = require '../utils/safe-json-loader'
READFILES = require 'recursive-readdir-sync'
### A representation of a FRESH theme asset.
@class FRESHTheme ###
class FRESHTheme
constructor: () ->
@baseFolder = 'src'
return
### Open and parse the specified theme. ###
open: ( themeFolder ) ->
@folder = themeFolder
# Open the [theme-name].json file; should have the same name as folder
pathInfo = parsePath themeFolder
# Set up a formats hash for the theme
formatsHash = { }
# Load the theme
themeFile = PATH.join themeFolder, 'theme.json'
themeInfo = loadSafeJson themeFile
if themeInfo.ex
throw
fluenterror:
if themeInfo.ex.op == 'parse'
then HMSTATUS.parseError
else HMSTATUS.readError
inner: themeInfo.ex.inner
that = this
# Move properties from the theme JSON file to the theme object
EXTEND true, @, themeInfo.json
# Check for an "inherits" entry in the theme JSON.
if @inherits
cached = { }
_.each @inherits, (th, key) ->
# First, see if this is one of the predefined FRESH themes. There are
# only a handful of these, but they may change over time, so we need to
# query the official source of truth: the fresh-themes repository, which
# mounts the themes conveniently by name to the module object, and which
# is embedded locally inside the HackMyResume installation.
# TODO: merge this code with
themesObj = require 'fresh-themes'
if _.has themesObj.themes, th
themePath = PATH.join(
parsePath( require.resolve('fresh-themes') ).dirname,
'/themes/',
th
)
else
d = parsePath( th ).dirname
themePath = PATH.join d, th
cached[ th ] = cached[th] || new FRESHTheme().open( themePath )
formatsHash[ key ] = cached[ th ].getFormat( key )
# Load theme files
formatsHash = _load.call @, formatsHash
# Cache
@formats = formatsHash
# Set the official theme name
@name = parsePath( @folder ).name
@
### Determine if the theme supports the specified output format. ###
hasFormat: ( fmt ) -> _.has @formats, fmt
### Determine if the theme supports the specified output format. ###
getFormat: ( fmt ) -> @formats[ fmt ]
### Load and parse theme source files. ###
_load = (formatsHash) ->
that = @
major = false
tplFolder = PATH.join @folder, @baseFolder
copyOnly = ['.ttf','.otf', '.png','.jpg','.jpeg','.pdf']
# Iterate over all files in the theme folder, producing an array, fmts,
# containing info for each file. While we're doing that, also build up
# the formatsHash object.
fmts = READFILES(tplFolder).map (absPath) ->
_loadOne.call @, absPath, formatsHash, tplFolder
, @
# Now, get all the CSS files...
@cssFiles = fmts.filter (fmt) -> fmt and (fmt.ext == 'css')
# For each CSS file, get its corresponding HTML file. It's possible that
# a theme can have a CSS file but *no* HTML file, as when a theme author
# creates a pure CSS override of an existing theme.
@cssFiles.forEach (cssf) ->
idx = _.findIndex fmts, ( fmt ) ->
fmt && fmt.pre == cssf.pre && fmt.ext == 'html'
cssf.major = false
if idx > -1
fmts[ idx ].css = cssf.data
fmts[ idx ].cssPath = cssf.path
else
if that.inherits
# Found a CSS file without an HTML file in a theme that inherits
# from another theme. This is the override CSS file.
that.overrides = { file: cssf.path, data: cssf.data }
# Now, save all the javascript file paths to a theme property.
jsFiles = fmts.filter (fmt) -> fmt and (fmt.ext == 'js')
@.jsFiles = jsFiles.map (jsf) -> jsf['path']
formatsHash
### Load a single theme file. ###
_loadOne = ( absPath, formatsHash, tplFolder ) ->
pathInfo = parsePath absPath
return if pathInfo.basename.toLowerCase() == 'theme.json'
absPathSafe = absPath.trim().toLowerCase()
outFmt = ''
act = 'copy'
isPrimary = false
# If this is an "explicit" theme, all files of importance are specified in
# the "transform" section of the theme.json file.
if @explicit
outFmt = _.find Object.keys( @formats ), ( fmtKey ) ->
fmtVal = @formats[ fmtKey ]
_.some fmtVal.transform, (fpath) ->
absPathB = PATH.join( @folder, fpath ).trim().toLowerCase()
absPathB == absPathSafe
, @
, @
act = 'transform' if outFmt
if !outFmt
# If this file lives in a specific format folder within the theme,
# such as "/latex" or "/html", then that format is the implicit output
# format for all files within the folder
portion = pathInfo.dirname.replace tplFolder,''
if portion && portion.trim()
return if portion[1] == '_'
reg = /^(?:\/|\\)(html|latex|doc|pdf|png|partials)(?:\/|\\)?/ig
res = reg.exec( portion )
if res
if res[1] != 'partials'
outFmt = res[1]
act = 'transform' if !@explicit
else
@partials = @partials || []
@partials.push( { name: pathInfo.name, path: absPath } )
return null
# Otherwise, the output format is inferred from the filename, as in
# compact-[outputformat].[extension], for ex, compact-pdf.html
if !outFmt
idx = pathInfo.name.lastIndexOf '-'
outFmt = if idx == -1 then pathInfo.name else pathInfo.name.substr idx+1
act = 'transform' if !@explicit
defFormats = require './default-formats'
isPrimary = _.some defFormats, (form) ->
form.name == outFmt and pathInfo.extname != '.css'
# Make sure we have a valid formatsHash
formatsHash[ outFmt ] = formatsHash[outFmt] || {
outFormat: outFmt,
files: []
}
# Move symlink descriptions from theme.json to the format
if @formats?[ outFmt ]?.symLinks
formatsHash[ outFmt ].symLinks = @formats[ outFmt ].symLinks
# Create the file representation object
obj =
action: act
primary: isPrimary
path: absPath
orgPath: PATH.relative tplFolder, absPath
ext: pathInfo.extname.slice 1
title: friendlyName outFmt
pre: outFmt
# outFormat: outFmt || pathInfo.name,
data: FS.readFileSync absPath, 'utf8'
css: null
# Add this file to the list of files for this format type.
formatsHash[ outFmt ].files.push( obj )
obj
### Return a more friendly name for certain formats. ###
friendlyName = ( val ) ->
val = (val && val.trim().toLowerCase()) || ''
friendly = { yml: 'yaml', md: 'markdown', txt: 'text' }
friendly[val] || val
module.exports = FRESHTheme