# -*-perl-*-
# htmlop.pl version 0.2.0: Do operations on html documents.
$VERSION=0.2.0;
#
# Original source from Bjrn Borud, without it I would not have atempted
# this. In this incarnation it bears no resemblance to Bjrns code.
# - Nicolai Langfeldt 18/11/95.
# 
# htmlop.pl does operations on html files, possebly many at a time.
# Operations:
# - Absolitify urls
# - Relativify urls
# - Gather list of urls
# - Callback with url
# - Canonify document w.r.t. SGML.
#
# Authors:
# - Nicolai Langfeldt (janl@ifi.uio.no)
# - Chris Szurgot (szurgot@itribe.net)
#
# Changes:
# janl    18/11/95 - Initial version
# szurgot 09/02/96 - Code in htmlop'process to remove <BASE> Tag if we are 
#                    returning the form. An unchanged base destroys local 
#                    fragments.
# janl    22/02/96 - Added URLSUB functions.  <BASE> will only be removed from
#		     the returned doc, never from the origninal doc.
# janl    16/05/96 - Removed I* options and added single NODOC option/modifier
#		     to replace them.
# janl	  09/09/96 - Added URLPROC and NREL opcodes, for a better URL
#		     processing model. -> 0.1.7
# janl    24/09/96 - Various cosmetics, no longer inserting a !SGML tag,
#		     only !DOCTYPE and HTML tags. -> 0.1.8
# janl    11/10/96 - URLs in HTML 3.2 tags are now found.
# janl     6/11/96 - Added netscape SCRIPT tag.
# janl    20/11/96 - 'BORDER' is different from 'BORDER=0' -> 0.1.10
# janl    06/11/96 - Added userdata argument to URLPROC.
#   			Added SAVEURLS and USESAVED opcodes. -> 0.1.11
# janl    11/04/97 - Changed to URI::URL and got into strict harness
# janl	  13/04/97 - Fixed comment processing, extended it to processing
#			directives. Bug reported by Chris Johnson. -> 0.1.12
# janl    08/04/97 - Made ISMAP into ISMAP=, bad! -> 0.1.13
# janl	  23/05/97 - Treating <script> and <style> as verbatim -> 0.1.14
# janl	  06/06/97 - Canonify: <!SGML tag confused it and !DOCTYPE was mangled
#			-> 0.1.15
# janl	  30/07/97 - Now supporting <BASE> tag.
#		   - Added TAGCALLBACK opcode -> 0.1.16
# janl    16/10/97 - Empty string must be quoted, reported by Bart Barenburg
#			-> 0.1.17
# janl	  01/12/97 - More HTML URL tags/attributes recognized (Greg Lindhorst) 
# janl	  13/12/97 - Can't delete the whole <BASE> tag.  Netscape has
#		     extended it for frame use.  So only delete the HREF
#		     attr -> 0.1.18
# janl    01/01/98 - Realized applet/object support can't work and changed
#		     so it's able to work, if conditions are right.
# janl    04/01/98 - Added html 4.0 tags and attributes.
# janl    08/02/98 - Hacked for speed.  Went from 43s to 9s on a 170K
#		     document -> 0.2.  Thanks to Rune Frysa who taunted me.

package htmlop;

use URI::URL;

use strict;
# Global variables
use vars qw($ABS $REL $LIST $CANON $URLSUB $NODOC $URLPROC $NREL);
use vars qw($SAVEURL $USESAVED $TAGCALLBACK $debug);

# These are for the smartrel routines
my $url_origin;
my $doc_top;
my $doc_top_re;
my $choped_url_or;

# HTML operation codes for process_html.  The first argument is the
# html document to do operations on.  It will not be changed.  If
# NODOC is not passed a new document edited as specified will be
# returned.  No more than one document will be returned by one
# invocation of htmlop.

$ABS = 1;			# Absolutify urls. Arg: Origin, The
                                # ABS function absolutifies URLS,
                                # assuming they are relative to the
                                # argument.
				# If a <BASE> tag is found the origin
				# given by it will be used instead of
				# the arguemnt given.

$REL = 2;			# Relativize all urls. Arg: Origin.
                                # The REL function simply removes the
                                # argument string from any urls
                                # matching it.  For this reason the
                                # origin string is interprated as a
                                # RE, which may have unexpected
                                # results, unless RE specials are
                                # escaped, which they should be.

$LIST = 3;			# List all urls, Ret: urls

$CANON = 4;			# See that missing opening (and
                                # ending) SGML tags are injected.

$URLSUB = 5;			# Do regular expression substitution
                                # on urls.  Arg: RE, substitute.

$NODOC = 6;			# Do not return a rebuilt document.
                                # Saves memory, and time

# NOTE: I SUSPECT URLPROC IS BROKEN IF A BASE TAG APPEARS IN THE TEXT.
# THE URL PROCESSOR NEEDS TO BE PASSED htmlop::process' IDEA OF WHAT THE
# BASE URL IS.

$URLPROC = 7;			# Apply function on urls (process
                                # urls).  Arg: Pointer to function to
				# apply, userdata.  The function will
				# be passed the url, modified by any
				# previous operations and the
				# userdata.  The function must return
				# the new url.

$NREL = 8;			# New relativisation function, works
                                # much better than the old one. Arg:
                                # Origin, Top.

$SAVEURL = 9;			# Save urls in tag with modified name.
				# Arg: attribute prefix.
				# Example: <a href=foo> becomes
				# <a href=foo w3mir-href=foo> if no other
				# processing of the url is done.

$USESAVED = 10;			# Use saved urls. Arg: attribute prefix

$TAGCALLBACK = 11;		# Procedure to call for each Tag.
				# Args: procedure, userdata (one item)

				# Args to procedure: userdata, Base
				# URL, tag name, reference to array of
				# URL attributes, reference to hash of
				# all attributes.  The base url is
				# derived from the one used in ABS or
				# the BASE tag.

$debug=0;			# Debugging level in this package

# process_html returns a array.  The first component of the array is
# the new html document. The rest of the array is the urls.  If a
# document is not to be returned a empty string is returned. If a url
# list is not to be returned a empty array is returned.

# HERE BE DRAGONS:

# Where to find URLs in various tags.  The second compoent is a array
# reference.

my(%urls) = (
	HEAD    => [ 'PROFILE' ],
        BLOCKQUOTE => [ 'CITE' ],
        Q 	=> [ 'CITE' ],
        INS	=> [ 'CITE' ],
	DEL	=> [ 'CITE' ],
	A	=> [ 'HREF' ] ,
	IMG	=> [ 'SRC' ,'LOWSRC' ,'USEMAP', 'LONGDESC' ] ,
	EMBED	=> [ 'SRC' ],
	FRAME	=> [ 'SRC', 'LONGDESC' ],
        IFRAME  => [ 'SRC', 'LONGDESC' ],
	BODY	=> [ 'BACKGROUND' ],
	AREA	=> [ 'HREF' ],
	LINK	=> [ 'HREF' ],

	# The APPLET and OBJECT tags do not fit into my model for URL
	# manipulation.  Just looking at CODEBASE might work, if the
	# URL it names is a browseable directory...
	APPLET	=> [ 'CODEBASE' ],  # If the codebase dir is browseable
	OBJECT  => [ 'CODEBASE' ],  # Ditto.  Can't handle DATA attribute now

	INPUT	=> [ 'SRC', 'USEMAP' ],
	MAP	=> [ 'HREF' ],
	SCRIPT	=> [ 'SRC', 'FOR' ],# 'FOR's semantics is not defined, the
				    # attribute is just reserved for possible
				    # future use...
	BGSOUND => [ 'SRC' ],
	FORM	=> [ 'ACTION' ],    # Is this asking for trouble?
				    # Maybe it should just be absolutized...
	     			    # On the other hand: It's CGI...
	);

my(%relative) = (
	# Identify URL attributes containing urls that are relative to
	# the named URL attribute.   When processing these they should
        # be absolitized and then relativized relative to the BASE attribute.
        # This is just window dressing for now; it is not used for anything.

	# ARCHIVE is really a URI _list_.
	CODEBASE => [ 'CLASSID', 'DATA', 'CODE', 'ARCHIVE' ],
        );

my(%isdir) = (
	# These tags refer to directories:
	CODEBASE => 1
	);

# Tags that enclose bits we want to leave absolutely alone because they
# are not very like HTML, or some such.

# The material between the start and end tags is copied with no
# processing at all.  The end tag is left to be processed.
# The endtag match is case insensitive.
my(%verbatim) = (
        SCRIPT	=> quotemeta('</SCRIPT>'),	# Embeded scripts
	STYLE	=> quotemeta('</STYLE>'),	# Embeded stylesheet
	);

# These are the functions that pick the HTML to pieces.  It will not
# work esp. good on a random SGML document since the HTML application
# of SGML has simpler quoting than it might.

sub gettoken {
  # Get one token from the argument, removing it from the argument.
  # BUG: There should be whitespace at the end of the examined string.
  my($c,$token,$rest);
  
  # Skip whitespace and newlines
  return '' unless defined(@_) && defined($_[0]);
  $_[0] =~ s/^[\n\s]*//;
  
  return '' if ($_[0] eq '');
  
  $c = substr($_[0],0,1);
  substr($_[0],0,1)='';
  
  if ($c eq '"') {		# Quoted material
    ($token,$rest)=split('"',$_[0],2);
    $_[0]=$rest;
  } elsif ($c eq '=') {
    $token='=';
  } else {			# Non quoted material
    $_[0] =~ m/[=\s\n]/;
    $_[0] = $&.$';
    $token=$c.$`;
  }
  #    print "Token: '$token'\t\tRest: '",$_[0],"'\n";
  return $token;
}


sub tagtoken {
  # Pick the tag to pieces (also knonw as tokens). Return an
  # associative array of attributes.  The attribute-names are changed
  # to uppercase.  The attribute-values are left as is.
  my($tok,$lasttok,%tokens);
  # Append a space, gettoken needs it - silly? Yes! 
  # Change it to test on boundrary things rather than ...?
  $_[0].=' ';

  $lasttok='';
  while (1) {
    last if (($tok=uc &gettoken($_[0])) eq '');

    if ($tok eq '=') {
#      print STDERR " -bad html-" if ($lasttok eq '');
      $tokens{$lasttok}.=&gettoken($_[0]);
      print STDERR "STORED: $lasttok = ",$tokens{$lasttok},"\n" if $debug;
    } else {
      $tokens{$tok}=undef;
      $lasttok=$tok;
    }
  }
  return %tokens;
}


sub gettag {
  # Pick out the following things from the remaining html doc:
  # Everything leading up to the first tag.  The first tag, and its
  # contents.  Modify @_ directly to reduce number of copies of
  # possebly huge documents kept in memory at once.  Return the body,
  # the tag name, and the attributes (associative array)
  my(%attr,$tagn,$tagc,$body,$tag,$doc);

  $doc=\$_[0];

  my($start,$end,$length);
  
  $start=index($$doc,'<');

  if ($start<$[) {
    # EOF
    $body=$$doc;
    $$doc='';
    return ($body,'',());
  }

  $end=index($$doc,'>',$start+1);
  
  if ($end<$[) {
    # This sucks, found no end of the tag...
    $body=$$doc;
    $$doc='';
    return ($body,'',());
  }

  $length=$end-$start-1;

  $body=substr($$doc,0,$start);
  $tag=substr($$doc,$start+1,$length);

  # This shortens the string in each itteration, some kind of mechanism
  # to do it once in a while would speed things up further.  HOWEVER, when
  # I tried to code this all I got was a _nasty_ memory leak.
  substr($$doc,0,$end+1)='';

#  print STDERR "------\n";
  
#  print STDERR "BODY: /$body/\n";
  print STDERR "COMPLETE TAG: /$tag/\n" if $debug;
#  print STDERR "REST: /",substr($$doc,0,20),"/\n";

#  print STDERR "------\n";

  # Examine tag contents
  if ($tag =~ /^([!?]--)/ || $tag =~ /^(!\w+)/) {
    # Comment or processing dicective, handle specially
    $tagn=$&;
    $tagc=$';
    return ($body,$tagn,("$tagc",undef));
  }

  # Everything else
  ($tagn,$tagc) = split(/[\s\n]+/,$tag,2);
  $tagn="\U$tagn";

  return ($body,$tagn,()) if !defined($tagc);
  
  return ($body,$tagn,&tagtoken($tagc));
}


# This is meant for general consumption:

sub process {
  # Process a html file.  Into one end you put a html file.  Out
  # of the other end you get something dependent on the operations
  # you specified.
  # I cannot gobble my arguments. I need to examine them several times.
  
  my($arg,$doc,$i,$retdoc,$canon,$newdoc,@urllist,$Q,$cont);
  my($origin,$baseurl);
  
  $origin=$baseurl='';

  $retdoc=$canon=0;
  
  # Get the document from the argument list
  $doc=shift(@_);
  
  $retdoc=1;
  $i=0;
  # Argument checking
  while (defined($arg=$_[$i++])) {
    if (! ($arg =~ /^\d+$/)) {
      print STDERR "ERROR IN HTMLOP::process:\n";
      print STDERR "Args: ",join(',',@_),"\n";
      print STDERR "ARG: $arg is not a opcode.\n";
      exit(1);
    }
    if ($arg == $ABS) {
      $baseurl=$origin=$_[$i++];
    } elsif ($arg == $REL || $arg == $SAVEURL || $arg == $USESAVED) {
      $i++; # Skip one arg
    } elsif ($arg == $URLSUB || $arg == $NREL || $arg == $URLPROC ||
	     $arg == $TAGCALLBACK ) {
      $i += 2; # Skip two args
    } elsif ($arg == $LIST) { 
      # do nothing
    } elsif ($arg == $CANON) {
      $canon=1;
    } elsif ($arg == $NODOC) {
      $retdoc=0;
    } else {
      die "htmlop: Incorrect invocation of html_process\n";
    }
  }
  
  my($endhtml)=0;	# Have we seen </html>?
  my($SGML)=1;		# 1: !DOCTYPE not seen, 2: !DOCTYPE seen, -1: it's OK

  # These are used to store the tag components
  my($textpart);
  my($tagname);
  my(%attrval);

  my($wholetag);	# The whole tag, put together again
  my($moretag);		# TMP storage of tag attributes
  my($attr);		# Looping thru attributes, misnomer.
  my($RE);
  my($subst);
  my($prefix);
  my($fun);		# Function to apply to url
  my($verbatim)='';

  # Welcome to the machine

  $newdoc='';
  while ($doc ne '') {
    ($textpart,$tagname,%attrval)=&gettag($doc);
    
    # Process the tag
    { # Need a way to get out of this, last is my friend
      # 'Canonize'
      if ($canon) {
	$endhtml=1 if ($tagname eq '/HTML');
	if ($SGML!=-1 && $canon && $tagname ne '!--' && $tagname ne '!SGML') {
	  $wholetag=$tagname;
	  $moretag=join('',keys %attrval);
	  $wholetag.=' '.$moretag if ($moretag ne '');
	  if ($SGML==1) {
	    $SGML=2;
	    if ($tagname eq '!DOCTYPE') {
	      $tagname=$wholetag;
	      %attrval=();
	      last;
	    }

	    # We have no idea what DTD this doc follows so we put in
	    # something kinda non-comitting
	    $newdoc.='<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "html.dtd">'."\n";
	  }
	  if ($SGML==2) {
	    $SGML=-1;
	    if ($tagname eq 'HTML') {
	      $tagname=$wholetag;
	      %attrval=();
	      last;
	    }
	    $newdoc.='<HTML>'."\n";
	  }
	}			# sgml!=-1
      }				#canon

      # Tack on text part before I bail out, if wanted
      $newdoc.=$textpart if $retdoc;

      if ($tagname eq 'BASE') {
	if (exists($attrval{'HREF'})) {
	  if ($origin) {
	    $baseurl=(url($attrval{'HREF'})->abs($origin,1))->as_string;
	  } else {
	    $baseurl=$attrval{'HREF'};
	  }
	  # Get rid of the HREF attribute.  Netscape 4.0 puts stuff into
	  # BASE that is not even found in the HTML 4.0 spec.
	  delete $attrval{'HREF'};
	  print STDERR "\nBase tag: $baseurl\n" if $debug;
	}
      }

      # URL processing
      $i=0;
      while (defined($arg=$_[$i])) {
	if (! ($arg =~ /^\d+$/)) {
	  print STDERR "Args: ",join(',',@_),"\n";
	  print STDERR "ARG: $arg ($i) is not a opcode.\n";
	  exit(1);
	}
	$i++;
	if ($arg == $ABS) {
	  $origin=$baseurl || $_[$i++];
	  $i++;
	  # Want it to be a URL object
	  $origin=url $origin unless ref $origin;
	  print STDERR 'ABS: ',$origin->as_string,"\n" if $debug;
	  next unless defined($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{$attr}=
	      (url($attrval{$attr})->abs($origin,1))->as_string
		if defined($attrval{$attr});
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $REL) {
	  $origin=$_[$i++];
	  # Want it to be a string
	  $origin=$origin->as_string if ref $origin;
	  print STDERR 'REL: ',$origin,"\n" if $debug;
	  next unless defined($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{$attr} =~ s/^$origin//
	      if defined($attrval{$attr});
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $URLSUB) {
	  $RE=$_[$i++];
	  $subst=$_[$i++];
	  warn "URLSUB: $RE -> $subst\n" if $debug;
	  next unless defined($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{$attr} =~ s/$RE/$subst/
	      if defined($attrval{$attr});
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $LIST) {
	  warn "LIST;\n" if $debug;
	  next unless exists($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    if (exists($attrval{$attr})) {
	      $attrval{$attr}.='/'
		if $isdir{$attr} && $attrval{$attr} =~ m~[^/]$~;
	      push(@urllist,$attrval{$attr});
	    }
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $SAVEURL) {
	  warn "SAVEURL;\n" if $debug;
	  $prefix=$_[$i++];
	  next unless exists($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{"$prefix$attr"}=$attrval{$attr}
	      if defined($attrval{$attr});
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $USESAVED) {
	  warn "USESAVED;\n" if $debug;
	  $prefix=$_[$i++];
	  next unless exists($urls{$tagname});
	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{$attr}=$attrval{"$prefix$attr"}
	      if (defined($attrval{"$prefix$attr"}));
	    # bug compatability, drop sometime after w3mir 1.0
	    $attrval{$attr}=$attrval{"$prefix-$attr"}
	      if (defined($attrval{"$prefix-$attr"}));
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $NODOC) {
	  warn "NODOC;\n" if $debug;
	} elsif ($arg == $CANON) {
	  warn "CANON;\n" if $debug;
	} elsif ($arg == $URLPROC || $arg == $NREL) {
	  # Apply a function to all urls.
	  # NREL = Special case of $URLPROC, apply internal function.
	  if ($arg == $URLPROC) {
	    warn "URLPROC;\n" if $debug;
	    $fun=$_[$i++];
	    $arg=$_[$i++];
	  } else {
	    $fun=\&smartrel;
	    $arg=undef;
	    $url_origin=$_[$i++];
	    $doc_top=$_[$i++];
	    $doc_top_re=quotemeta $doc_top;
	    ($choped_url_or=$url_origin) =~ s/^$doc_top_re//;
	    warn "NREL $url_origin $doc_top\n" if $debug;
	  }

	  next unless (defined($urls{$tagname}));

	  foreach $attr (@{$urls{$tagname}}) {
	    $attrval{$attr}=&$fun($attrval{$attr},$arg)
	      if defined($attrval{$attr});
	  }
	} elsif ($arg == $TAGCALLBACK) {
	  warn "TAGCALLBACK;\n" if $debug;
	  $fun=$_[$i++];
	  $arg=$_[$i++];
	  &$fun($arg,$baseurl, $tagname, 
		(defined($urls{$tagname})? $urls{$tagname}: undef),
		\%attrval);
	} else {
	  print STDERR "Internal error. opcode: $arg, i: $i, args: ",
	  join(',',@_),"\n";
	}
      }
      last;
    }

    # That ends URL processing

    # Was this a verbatim leadin tag?  If yes, atempt to fish out text
    # between here and the end tag, (minimal match) and substitute it
    # with nothing.  The end tag is kept.  And the fished out text is
    # re-inserted in the result with no changes.

    $verbatim=$1 
      if defined($verbatim{$tagname}) &&
	($doc =~ s/^(.*?)($verbatim{$tagname})/$2/is);
    
    # Tack on the tag, if wanted.
    if ($retdoc) {
      if ($tagname) {
	$newdoc.='<'.$tagname;
	foreach $attr (keys %attrval) {
	  $newdoc.=' '.$attr;
	  if (defined($cont=$attrval{$attr})) {
	    $Q='';
	    $Q='"' if ($cont =~ m/[^\w\d]/ || $cont eq '');
	    $newdoc.='='.$Q.$cont.$Q;
	  }
	}
	$newdoc.='>'.$verbatim;
	$verbatim='';
      }
    }
    print STDERR "NEW: $newdoc\n" if $debug > 2;
  }
  $newdoc.="</HTML>\n" if ($canon && !$endhtml);
  return ($newdoc,@urllist);
}


sub smartrel {
  # 'smart' relativisation function, uses .. to refer to things up to
  # $doc_top level.  Outside that scope it stays absolute.
  #
  # The rel function itself is now in libwww-perl
  
  my($url_o)=@_;

  return if (!(defined($url_o) && $url_o));
  
  $url_o=url $url_o unless ref $url_o;

#  print STDERR "\nsmartrel: $url_o->as_string\n",
#                 "    from: $url_origin\n",
#                 "  within: $doc_top\n";
  
  # Check if within scope of our doc
  $url_o = $url_o->rel($url_origin)
    if $url_o->as_string =~ m/^$doc_top_re/;

  return $url_o->as_string;
}


sub smart_setup {
  # Setup routine for smartrel.

  ($url_origin,$doc_top) = @_;

  $url_origin=$url_origin->as_string if ref $url_origin;
  $doc_top=$doc_top->as_string if ref $doc_top;

  $doc_top_re=quotemeta $doc_top;

  ($choped_url_or=$url_origin) =~ s/^$doc_top_re//;
}

1;