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/*
This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
Copyright (c) 2021 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
See https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for Swift project authors
*/
import Markdown
import Foundation
protocol ListableItem {}
extension RenderBlockContent.ListItem: ListableItem {}
extension RenderBlockContent.TermListItem: ListableItem {}
extension Collection<RenderBlockContent.ListItem> {
/// Detects term list items in a collection of list items and converts
/// them to term list items for rendering while preserving non-term
/// list items.
///
/// - Returns: An array containing either a combination of `.unorderedList`
/// and `.termList` elements, entirely `.unorderedList` elements, or
/// entirely `.termList` elements. The order of the list items is
/// preserved from the order received.
///
func unorderedAndTermLists() -> [RenderContent] {
var contents = [RenderContent]()
// Keep track of the recent list items that are of the same type
var runningListItems = [ListableItem]()
for item in self {
// If this is a term list item
if let termListItem = RenderBlockContent.TermListItem(item) {
// If the previous list item was not a term list item
if let previousItem = runningListItems.last, previousItem is RenderBlockContent.ListItem {
// Create an unordered list with the previous unordered list items
// and clear out the list of recent items
contents.append(listWithItems(runningListItems))
runningListItems.removeAll()
}
runningListItems.append(termListItem)
} else {
// If the previous list item was a term list item
if let previousItem = runningListItems.last, previousItem is RenderBlockContent.TermListItem {
// Create a term list with the previous term list items
// and clear out the list of recent items
contents.append(listWithItems(runningListItems))
runningListItems.removeAll()
}
runningListItems.append(item)
}
}
// Create a list with the items found at the end of the list
if !runningListItems.isEmpty {
contents.append(listWithItems(runningListItems))
}
return contents
}
/// Creates an unordered or term list from the given items.
///
/// > Important: This will `fatalError` if the given items are not
/// list items.
private func listWithItems(_ items: [ListableItem]) -> RenderContent {
if let unorderedListItems = items as? [RenderBlockContent.ListItem] {
return RenderBlockContent.unorderedList(.init(items: unorderedListItems))
} else if let termListItems = items as? [RenderBlockContent.TermListItem] {
return RenderBlockContent.termList(.init(items: termListItems))
} else {
fatalError()
}
}
}
extension RenderBlockContent.TermListItem {
/// Creates a `TermListItem` from the given `ListItem` if
/// the list item is deemed to be a term list item. If the
/// given list item is not deemed to be a term list item, this
/// returns `nil`.
init?(_ listItem: RenderBlockContent.ListItem) {
guard case let .paragraph(firstParagraph) = listItem.content.first else {
// The first child of the list item wasn't a paragraph, so
// don't continue checking to see if this is a term list item.
return nil
}
let subsequentBlockContents = listItem.content.dropFirst()
// Collapse any contiguous text elements before checking
// for term indication
let collapsedFirstParagraphInlines = firstParagraph.inlineContent.collapsingContiguousTextElements()
let termDefinitionSeparator = ":"
guard let (termInlines, firstDefinitionInlines) = collapsedFirstParagraphInlines.separatedForTermDefinition(separator: termDefinitionSeparator) else {
// The inline elements in the first paragraph did not
// contain term indicators
return nil
}
let term = RenderBlockContent.TermListItem.Term(inlineContent: termInlines)
// Use the definition contents from the first paragraph along
// with the subsequent block elements in this list item as the
// complete definition.
let definition = RenderBlockContent.TermListItem.Definition(content: [RenderBlockContent.paragraph(.init(inlineContent: firstDefinitionInlines))] + subsequentBlockContents)
self = RenderBlockContent.TermListItem(term: term, definition: definition)
}
}
extension Collection<RenderInlineContent> {
/// Separate the inline contents into the contents that should be used for the
/// term and the contents that should be used for the definition.
///
/// - Returns: A tuple contain the inline elements for the term and (first
/// set of inlines for) the definition, or `nil` if the inline elements
/// aren't indicated as a term definition pair.
func separatedForTermDefinition(separator: String) -> (termInlines: [RenderInlineContent], definitionInlines: [RenderInlineContent])? {
let termKeyword = "term "
// Make sure this collection of inline contents starts with the
// term keyword, ignoring any extra whitespace before the keyword
guard case let .text(text) = first, text.lowercased().removingLeadingWhitespace().hasPrefix(termKeyword) else {
return nil
}
var termInlines = [RenderInlineContent]()
var definitionInlines = [RenderInlineContent]()
var foundSeparator = false
for inline in self {
if foundSeparator {
// All content after the separator should be considered
// part of the definition
definitionInlines.append(inline)
} else if let (termInline, definitionInline) = inline.separatedForTermDefinition(separator: separator) {
// Only accept the returned term and definition inline elements
// if they are not empty
if termInline != nil {
termInlines.append(termInline!)
}
if definitionInline != nil {
definitionInlines.append(definitionInline!)
}
foundSeparator = true
} else {
// All content before the separator and not including the
// separator should be part of the term
termInlines.append(inline)
}
}
guard foundSeparator else {
// Term indicators weren't found
return nil
}
// Remove the keyword from the term inlines and drop the first inline if
// removing the keyword produced an empty inline in its place
let termInlinesKeywordRemoved: [RenderInlineContent]
if let firstInlineRemovingKeyword = termInlines.first?.removingTermKeyword(termKeyword) {
termInlinesKeywordRemoved = [firstInlineRemovingKeyword] + termInlines.dropFirst()
} else {
if termInlines.count == 1 {
// Don't allow a term with no contents to have an empty
// array of inline elements
termInlinesKeywordRemoved = [RenderInlineContent.text("")]
} else {
termInlinesKeywordRemoved = Array(termInlines.dropFirst())
}
}
if definitionInlines.isEmpty {
// Don't allow a definition with no contents to have an empty
// array of inline elements
definitionInlines = [RenderInlineContent.text("")]
}
return (termInlines: termInlinesKeywordRemoved, definitionInlines: definitionInlines)
}
/// Collapse all inline elements that are of `text` type and are contiguous.
/// This works around the issue of multiple inline elements in a row that are all
/// `text` but rendered separately due to newline separation in the parsed markdown.
func collapsingContiguousTextElements() -> [RenderInlineContent] {
// Keep track of all inline contents which may include a combination of
// plain text and other kinds of inline content.
var inlines = [RenderInlineContent]()
// Keep track of the recent contiguous plain text content
var previousText = ""
for inline in self {
switch inline {
case .text(let text):
previousText += text
default:
// If this is not a text element but there was plain text content
// before this element
if !previousText.isEmpty {
// Create a plain text element with the recent plain text content
inlines.append(RenderInlineContent.text(previousText))
previousText = ""
}
inlines.append(inline)
}
}
if !previousText.isEmpty {
// Create a plain text element with the ending plain text content
inlines.append(RenderInlineContent.text(previousText))
}
return inlines
}
}
extension RenderInlineContent {
/// Split an individual inline content into the content that should be included
/// in the term and the content that should be included in the definition.
///
/// - Returns: If this inline content contained the separator, a tuple is
/// returned. If there is non-empty content before the separator, the tuple
/// will contain a `termInline` content. If there is non-empty content after
/// the separator, the tuple will contain a `definitionInline` content. If
/// the inline content doesn't contain the separator, this returns `nil` instead
/// of a tuple.
func separatedForTermDefinition(separator: String) -> (termInline: RenderInlineContent?, definitionInline: RenderInlineContent?)? {
guard case .text(let text) = self, text.contains(separator) else {
return nil
}
let components = text.components(separatedBy: separator)
guard components.count > 1 else {
return nil
}
// Use the content before the separator as part of the term, removing
// any whitespace between the content and the separator
let trimmedTermInline = RenderInlineContent.text(components.first!.removingTrailingWhitespace())
// Use the content after the separator as part of the definition,
// removing any whitespace between the content and the separator
let trimmedDefinitionInline = RenderInlineContent.text(components.dropFirst().joined(separator: separator).removingLeadingWhitespace())
// Only return content for the term if it is not empty
let termInline = trimmedTermInline.plainText.isEmpty ? nil : trimmedTermInline
// Only return content for the definition if it is not empty
let definitionInline = trimmedDefinitionInline.plainText.isEmpty ? nil : trimmedDefinitionInline
return (termInline: termInline, definitionInline: definitionInline)
}
/// A non-empty result of removing the first instance of the given
/// keyword from the content's string, or `nil` if the result of removing the
/// given keyword produced an empty string.
func removingTermKeyword(_ keyword: String) -> Self? {
guard case .text(let text) = self else {
return self
}
guard text.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) != keyword.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) else {
// The inline content is just the keyword so consider the result empty
// so that it is ignored
return nil
}
guard let keywordRange = text.lowercased().range(of: keyword.lowercased()) else {
return self
}
// Remove the first occurrence of the keyword
let newText = text.replacingCharacters(in: keywordRange, with: "")
if newText.isEmpty {
return nil
} else {
return RenderInlineContent.text(newText)
}
}
}
extension String {
/// The result of removing whitespace from the beginning of the string.
func removingLeadingWhitespace() -> String {
var trimmedString = self
while trimmedString.first?.isWhitespace == true {
trimmedString = String(trimmedString.dropFirst())
}
return trimmedString
}
/// The result of removing whitespace from the end of the string.
func removingTrailingWhitespace() -> String {
var trimmedString = self
while trimmedString.last?.isWhitespace == true {
trimmedString = String(trimmedString.dropLast())
}
return trimmedString
}
}
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