def load_source(self, srcfile, code='python'):
"""
Load source and format them as code
#!jinja
{{ load_source('example.py') }}
{{ load_source('example.ini', 'ini') }}
"""
x_srcfile = ''
for path in self.paths:
if os.access(path+'/'+srcfile, os.R_OK):
x_srcfile = path+'/'+srcfile
break
if not x_srcfile:
raise SystemExit('Access denied to text file %s' % srcfile)
doc = ''
with open(x_srcfile, 'r', encoding=self.encoding) as f:
class Obj:
def groups(self):
doc = self.uni(f.read())
doc = re_amp.sub(r"&", doc)
doc = re_gt.sub(r">", doc)
doc = re_lt.sub(r"<", doc)
return (code, doc)
# highlighting in pre tags
doc = _code(Obj())
# links
doc = re_link.sub(r'<a href="\1">\1</a>', doc)
doc = self.linked_api(doc) # api keywords
return pep_rfc(doc)
def load_source(self, srcfile, code='python'):
"""
Load source and format them as code
#!jinja
{{ load_source('example.py') }}
{{ load_source('example.ini', 'ini') }}
"""
x_srcfile = ''
for path in self.paths:
if os.access(path + '/' + srcfile, os.R_OK):
x_srcfile = path + '/' + srcfile
break
if not x_srcfile:
raise SystemExit('Access denied to text file %s' % srcfile)
doc = ''
with open(x_srcfile, 'r', encoding=self.encoding) as f:
class Obj:
def groups(self):
doc = f.read()
doc = re_amp.sub(r"&", doc)
doc = re_gt.sub(r">", doc)
doc = re_lt.sub(r"<", doc)
return (code, doc)
# highlighting in pre tags
doc = _code(Obj())
# links
doc = re_link.sub(r'<a href="\1">\1</a>', doc)
doc = self.linked_api(doc) # api keywords
return pep_rfc(doc)
def rst(self, doc, link='link', top='top', title='__doc__',
section_level=2, system_message=False):
"""
Call reStructuredText docutil parser for doc and return it with html
representation of reStructuredText formating. For more details see
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html.
"""
writer = Writer()
parts = publish_parts(source=doc,
writer=writer,
writer_name='html',
settings_overrides={
'link': link, 'top': top, 'title': title,
'initial_header_level': section_level,
'no_system_messages': not system_message})
out = parts['body'] + parts['html_line'] + \
parts['html_footnotes'] + parts['html_citations']
out = re_source.sub(doctest_code, out.strip())
if out.startswith('<p') and out.endswith('</p>') and \
out.count('</p>') == 1: # strip paragraph if is one
out = out[out.index('>')+1:-4]
return self.linked_api(pep_rfc(out))
def rst(self, doc, link='link', top='top', title='__doc__',
section_level=2, system_message=False):
"""
Call reStructuredText docutil parser for doc and return it with html
representation of reStructuredText formating. For more details see
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html.
"""
writer = Writer()
parts = publish_parts(source=doc,
writer=writer,
writer_name='html',
settings_overrides={
'link': link, 'top': top, 'title': title,
'initial_header_level': section_level,
'no_system_messages': not system_message})
out = parts['body'] + parts['html_line'] + \
parts['html_footnotes'] + parts['html_citations']
out = re_source.sub(_doctest_code, out.strip())
if out.startswith('<p') and out.endswith('</p>') and \
out.count('</p>') == 1: # strip paragraph if is one
out = out[out.index('>')+1:-4]
return self.linked_api(pep_rfc(out))
def load_rst(self, rstfile, link='link', top='top', system_message=False):
"""Load reStructuredText file and create docs list of headers and text.
Parameters:
rstfile - string, reStructured source file name (readme.rst)
link - link label for headers. If is empty, link href will be
hidden.
top - top label for headers. If is empty, top href will be hidden.
#!jinja
{% set sections = load_rst('readme.rst', '', '') %}
{% type, filename, _none_, text = sections[-1] %}
"""
x_rstfile = ''
for path in self.paths:
if os.access(path+'/'+rstfile, os.R_OK):
x_rstfile = path+'/'+rstfile
break
if not x_rstfile:
raise SystemExit('Access denied to text file %s' % rstfile)
with open(x_rstfile, 'r', encoding=self.encoding) as f:
doc = f.read()
writer = Writer()
parts = publish_parts(source=doc,
source_path=x_rstfile,
writer=writer,
writer_name='html',
settings_overrides={
'link': link, 'top': top,
'no_system_messages': not system_message})
out = parts['body']
if parts['html_footnotes'] or parts['html_citations']:
out += parts['html_line'] + \
parts['html_footnotes'] + parts['html_citations']
out = re_source.sub(doctest_code, out)
if out.startswith('<p') and out.endswith('</p>') and \
out.count('</p>') == 1: # strip paragraph if is one
out = out[out.index('>')+1:-4]
out = self.linked_api(pep_rfc(out))
retval = list(('h%d' % lvl, name, id, '')
for lvl, name, id in parts['sections'])
# TODO: append '(author, date, verstion)' from rst if exist like in
# module
retval.append(('text', parts['title'], None, out))
return retval
def load_rst(self, rstfile, link='link', top='top', system_message=False):
"""Load reStructuredText file and create docs list of headers and text.
Parameters:
rstfile - string, reStructured source file name (readme.rst)
link - link label for headers. If is empty, link href will be
hidden.
top - top label for headers. If is empty, top href will be hidden.
#!jinja
{% set sections = load_rst('readme.rst', '', '') %}
{% type, filename, _none_, text = sections[-1] %}
"""
x_rstfile = ''
for path in self.paths:
if os.access(path+'/'+rstfile, os.R_OK):
x_rstfile = path+'/'+rstfile
break
if not x_rstfile:
raise SystemExit('Access denied to text file %s' % rstfile)
with open(x_rstfile, 'r', encoding=self.encoding) as f:
doc = f.read()
writer = Writer()
parts = publish_parts(source=doc,
source_path=x_rstfile,
writer=writer,
writer_name='html',
settings_overrides={
'link': link, 'top': top,
'no_system_messages': not system_message})
out = parts['body']
if parts['html_footnotes'] or parts['html_citations']:
out += parts['html_line'] + \
parts['html_footnotes'] + parts['html_citations']
out = re_source.sub(_doctest_code, out)
if out.startswith('<p') and out.endswith('</p>') and \
out.count('</p>') == 1: # strip paragraph if is one
out = out[out.index('>')+1:-4]
out = self.linked_api(pep_rfc(out))
retval = list(('h%d' % lvl, self.uni(name), id, '')
for lvl, name, id in parts['sections'])
# TODO: append '(author, date, verstion)' from rst if exist like in
# module
retval.append(('text', parts['title'], None, self.uni(out)))
return retval
def wiki(self, doc, link='link', top='top', name='__doc__',
section_level=2, system_message=False):
"""
Call some regular expressions on doc, and return it with html
interpretation of wiki formating. If you want to create links to
know api for your module, just call keywords function after gets
full api documentation list.
#!jinja
{{ wiki(string) }}
{{ wiki('=header1 =') }} {# <h1>header 1</h1> #}
{{ wiki('=header2 =') }} {# <h2>header 2</h2> #}
{{ wiki('=header3 =') }} {# <h3>header 3</h3> #}
{{ wiki('=header4 =') }} {# <h4>header 4</h4> #}
{{ wiki('*bold text*') }} {# <b>bold text</b> #}
{{ wiki('/italic text/') }} {# <i>iatlic text</i> #}
{{ wiki('{code text}') }} {# <code>code text</code> #}
{{ wiki('http://a/b') }}
Formated pre code type could be python (/default if not set/),
jinja, ini or text. Text type stops highlighting. Code type
must be on first line with hashbang prefix like in example:
#!text
#!python
# simple python example
from poorwsgi import *
@app.route('/') # uri /
def root(req):
return 'Hello world %s' % 1234 # return text
Looks that:
#!python
# simple python example
from poorwsgi import *
@app.route('/') # uri /
def root(req):
return 'Hello world %s' % 1234 # return text
Parameters padding:
#!text
This is some text, which could be little bit long. Never mind
if text is on next line.
parameter - some text for parameter
parameter - some text for parameter
Looks that:
This is some text, which could be little bit long. Never mind if
text is on next line.
parameter - some text for parameter
parameter - some text for parameter
"""
if isinstance(doc, Undefined): # template error
return doc
doc = re_amp.sub(r"&", doc)
doc = re_gt.sub(r">", doc)
doc = re_lt.sub(r"<", doc)
# main tags (pre, code and br)
doc = re_preauto.sub(_pre, doc)
# sys.stdout.write("doc: %s\n" % doc)
doc = re_notpre.sub(_not_in_pre, doc)
# highlighting in pre tags
doc = re_source.sub(_code, doc)
# links
doc = re_link.sub(r'<a href="\1">\1</a>', doc)
doc = self.linked_api(doc) # api keywords
return _nlstrip(pep_rfc(doc))
def wiki(self,
doc,
link='link',
top='top',
name='__doc__',
section_level=2,
system_message=False):
"""
Call some regular expressions on doc, and return it with html
interpretation of wiki formating. If you want to create links to
know api for your module, just call keywords function after gets
full api documentation list.
#!jinja
{{ wiki(string) }}
{{ wiki('=header1 =') }} {# <h1>header 1</h1> #}
{{ wiki('=header2 =') }} {# <h2>header 2</h2> #}
{{ wiki('=header3 =') }} {# <h3>header 3</h3> #}
{{ wiki('=header4 =') }} {# <h4>header 4</h4> #}
{{ wiki('*bold text*') }} {# <b>bold text</b> #}
{{ wiki('/italic text/') }} {# <i>iatlic text</i> #}
{{ wiki('{code text}') }} {# <code>code text</code> #}
{{ wiki('http://a/b') }}
Formated pre code type could be python (/default if not set/),
jinja, ini or text. Text type stops highlighting. Code type
must be on first line with hashbang prefix like in example:
#!text
#!python
# simple python example
from poorwsgi import *
@app.route('/') # uri /
def root(req):
return 'Hello world %s' % 1234 # return text
Looks that:
#!python
# simple python example
from poorwsgi import *
@app.route('/') # uri /
def root(req):
return 'Hello world %s' % 1234 # return text
Parameters padding:
#!text
This is some text, which could be little bit long. Never mind
if text is on next line.
parameter - some text for parameter
parameter - some text for parameter
Looks that:
This is some text, which could be little bit long. Never mind if
text is on next line.
parameter - some text for parameter
parameter - some text for parameter
"""
if isinstance(doc, Undefined): # template error
return doc
doc = re_amp.sub(r"&", doc)
doc = re_gt.sub(r">", doc)
doc = re_lt.sub(r"<", doc)
# main tags (pre, code and br)
doc = re_preauto.sub(_pre, doc)
# sys.stdout.write("doc: %s\n" % doc)
doc = re_notpre.sub(_not_in_pre, doc)
# highlighting in pre tags
doc = re_source.sub(_code, doc)
# links
doc = re_link.sub(r'<a href="\1">\1</a>', doc)
doc = self.linked_api(doc) # api keywords
return _nlstrip(pep_rfc(doc))
