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import os
from operator import itemgetter
from markdown import Markdown
from logging import Logger, getLogger
from markdown import Markdown
from yafg import YafgExtension
from markdown_checklist.extension import ChecklistExtension
from .database import Database
from .page import Page
log: Logger = getLogger(__name__)
def _get_md_obj() -> Markdown:
exts: list = ['extra',
'meta',
'sane_lists',
'smarty',
'toc',
'wikilinks',
# stripTitle generates an error when True,
# if there is no title attr
YafgExtension(stripTitle=False,
figureClass="",
figcaptionClass="",
figureNumbering=False,
figureNumberClass="number",
figureNumberText="Figure"),
ChecklistExtension(),
'pymdownx.mark',
'pymdownx.caret',
'pymdownx.tilde']
log.debug('list of md extensions: (%s)',
', '.join([e if isinstance(e, str) else type(e).__name__
for e in exts]))
# for some reason, the definition for output_format doesn't include html5
# even though it is listed in the documentation, ignoring
return Markdown(extensions=exts, output_format='html5') # type: ignore
# page and file is basically a synonym
class MDParser:
def __init__(self, files: list[str],
config: dict,
dir_config: dict,
db: Database):
log.debug('initializing the md parser with %d files', len(files))
self.files: list[str] = files
self.config: dict = config
self.dir_config: dict = dir_config
self.db: Database = db
self.md: Markdown = _get_md_obj()
self.all_files: list[Page] = []
self.all_tags: list[tuple[str, str]] = []
def parse_files(self) -> None:
log.debug('parsing all files')
for i, f in enumerate(self.files):
log.debug('parsing file "%s"', f)
src_file: str = os.path.join(self.dir_config['src'], f)
log.debug('path "%s"', src_file)
self.db.update(src_file, remove=f'{self.dir_config["src"]}/')
log.debug('parsing md into html')
content: str = self.md.reset().convert(open(src_file).read())
# ignoring md.Meta type as it is not yet defined (because it is from an extension)
page: Page = Page(f,
self.db.e[f].ctimestamp,
self.db.e[f].mtimestamp,
content,
self.md.toc, # type: ignore
self.md.toc_tokens, # type: ignore
self.md.Meta, # type: ignore
self.config,
self.dir_config)
page.parse_metadata()
log.debug('adding to file list')
self.all_files.append(page)
if self.dir_config['tags'] and page.tags is not None:
log.debug('parsing tags for "%s"', f)
self.db.update_tags(f, list(map(itemgetter(0), page.tags)))
log.debug('add all tags to tag list')
for t in page.tags:
if t[0] not in list(map(itemgetter(0), self.all_tags)):
log.debug('adding tag "%s"', t[0])
self.all_tags.append(t)
else:
log.debug('ignoring tag "%s"; already present', t[0])
else:
log.debug('no tags to parse')
log.debug('sorting all lists for consistency')
self.all_files.sort(reverse=True)
self.all_tags.sort(key=itemgetter(0))
pages_amount: int = len(self.all_files)
# note that prev and next are switched because of the
# reverse ordering of all_pages
log.debug('update next and prev attributes')
for i, p in enumerate(self.all_files):
if i != 0:
next_page: Page = self.all_files[i - 1]
p.next = next_page
if i != pages_amount - 1:
prev_page: Page = self.all_files[i + 1]
p.previous = prev_page
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