def global_links_test(self):
"""Global links test."""
from engineer.conf import settings
settings.reload(self.config_dir / 'global_links_settings.yaml')
post = Post(self.post_dir / 'global_links_post.md')
expected_content = """
<p><a href="http://tylerbutler.com">Tyler Butler</a> is the author of Engineer.</p>
<p>He does not like to be called <a href="http://tylerbutler.com">Ty</a>.</p>
"""
actual_content = unicode(post.convert_to_html(post.content_preprocessed))
self.assertEqual(actual_content.strip(), expected_content.strip())
def preprocess(cls, post, metadata):
from engineer.models import Post
# First check if either form of the break marker is present using the regex
parsed_content = re.match(cls._regex, post.content_preprocessed)
if parsed_content is None or parsed_content.group('teaser_content') is None:
post.content_teaser = None
return post
# Post is meant to be broken apart, so normalize the break marker to the HTML comment form.
post.content_preprocessed = unicode(parsed_content.group('teaser_content') +
'\n\n<!-- more -->\n\n' +
parsed_content.group('rest_of_content'))
# Convert the full post to HTML, then use the regex again to split the resulting HTML post. This is needed
# since Markdown might have links in the first half of the post that are listed at the bottom. By converting
# the whole post to HTML first then splitting we get a correctly processed HTML teaser.
parsed_content = re.match(cls._regex, Post.convert_to_html(post.content_preprocessed))
post.content_teaser = parsed_content.group('teaser_content')
return post
def preprocess(cls, post, metadata):
from engineer.models import Post
# First check if either form of the break marker is present using the regex
parsed_content = re.match(cls._regex, post.content_preprocessed)
if parsed_content is None or parsed_content.group(
'teaser_content') is None:
post.content_teaser = None
return post
# Post is meant to be broken apart, so normalize the break marker to the HTML comment form.
post.content_preprocessed = unicode(
parsed_content.group('teaser_content') + '\n\n<!-- more -->\n\n' +
parsed_content.group('rest_of_content'))
# Convert the full post to HTML, then use the regex again to split the resulting HTML post. This is needed
# since Markdown might have links in the first half of the post that are listed at the bottom. By converting
# the whole post to HTML first then splitting we get a correctly processed HTML teaser.
parsed_content = re.match(
cls._regex, Post.convert_to_html(post.content_preprocessed))
post.content_teaser = parsed_content.group('teaser_content')
return post
