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# frozen_string_literal: true
module JekyllData
class ThemeConfiguration < Jekyll::Configuration
class << self
# Public: Establish a new site.config hash by reading an optional config
# file within the theme-gem and appending the resulting hash to
# existing site.config filling in keys not already defined.
#
# site: current Jekyll::Site instance.
#
# Returns a config Hash to be used by an 'after_reset' hook.
def reconfigure(site)
default_hash = Jekyll::Configuration::DEFAULTS
theme_config = ThemeConfiguration.new(site).read_theme_config
# Merge with existing site.config and strip any remaining defaults
config = Jekyll::Utils.deep_merge_hashes(
theme_config, site.config
).reject { |key, value| value == default_hash[key] }
# Merge DEFAULTS < _config.yml in theme-gem < config file(s) from source
# and redefine site.config
site.config = Jekyll::Configuration.from(
Jekyll::Utils.deep_merge_hashes(theme_config, config)
)
end
end
#
def initialize(site)
@site = site
end
# Public: Read the '_config.yml' file within the theme-gem.
# Additionally validates that the extracted config data and the
# the 'value' of '<site.theme.name> key', when present, is a Hash.
#
# Returns a Configuration Hash
def read_theme_config
file = @site.in_theme_dir("_config.yml")
theme_name = @site.theme.name
config = safe_load_file(file)
check_config_is_hash!(config, file)
validate_config_hash config[theme_name] unless config[theme_name].nil?
config
end
private
# Validate the <site.theme.name> key's value to be accessed via the `theme`
# namespace.
def validate_config_hash(value)
unless value.is_a? Hash
Jekyll.logger.abort_with "JekyllData:", "Theme Configuration should be a " \
"Hash of key:value pairs or mappings. But got #{value.class} instead."
end
end
end
end
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