debian-mirror-gitlab/lib/banzai/filter/references/abstract_reference_filter.rb
2021-06-08 01:23:25 +05:30

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Banzai
module Filter
module References
# Issues, merge requests, Snippets, Commits and Commit Ranges share
# similar functionality in reference filtering.
class AbstractReferenceFilter < ReferenceFilter
include CrossProjectReference
def initialize(doc, context = nil, result = nil)
super
@reference_cache = ReferenceCache.new(self, context)
end
# REFERENCE_PLACEHOLDER is used for re-escaping HTML text except found
# reference (which we replace with placeholder during re-scaping). The
# random number helps ensure it's pretty close to unique. Since it's a
# transitory value (it never gets saved) we can initialize once, and it
# doesn't matter if it changes on a restart.
REFERENCE_PLACEHOLDER = "_reference_#{SecureRandom.hex(16)}_"
REFERENCE_PLACEHOLDER_PATTERN = %r{#{REFERENCE_PLACEHOLDER}(\d+)}.freeze
# Public: Find references in text (like `!123` for merge requests)
#
# references_in(text) do |match, id, project_ref, matches|
# object = find_object(project_ref, id)
# "<a href=...>#{object.to_reference}</a>"
# end
#
# text - String text to search.
#
# Yields the String match, the Integer referenced object ID, an optional String
# of the external project reference, and all of the matchdata.
#
# Returns a String replaced with the return of the block.
def references_in(text, pattern = object_class.reference_pattern)
text.gsub(pattern) do |match|
if ident = identifier($~)
yield match, ident, $~[:project], $~[:namespace], $~
else
match
end
end
end
def identifier(match_data)
symbol = symbol_from_match(match_data)
parse_symbol(symbol, match_data) if object_class.reference_valid?(symbol)
end
def symbol_from_match(match)
key = object_sym
match[key] if match.names.include?(key.to_s)
end
# Transform a symbol extracted from the text to a meaningful value
# In most cases these will be integers, so we call #to_i by default
#
# This method has the contract that if a string `ref` refers to a
# record `record`, then `parse_symbol(ref) == record_identifier(record)`.
def parse_symbol(symbol, match_data)
symbol.to_i
end
# We assume that most classes are identifying records by ID.
#
# This method has the contract that if a string `ref` refers to a
# record `record`, then `class.parse_symbol(ref) == record_identifier(record)`.
def record_identifier(record)
record.id
end
# Implement in child class
# Example: project.merge_requests.find
def find_object(parent_object, id)
raise NotImplementedError, "#{self.class} must implement method: #{__callee__}"
end
# Override if the link reference pattern produces a different ID (global
# ID vs internal ID, for instance) to the regular reference pattern.
def find_object_from_link(parent_object, id)
find_object(parent_object, id)
end
# Implement in child class
# Example: project_merge_request_url
def url_for_object(object, parent_object)
raise NotImplementedError, "#{self.class} must implement method: #{__callee__}"
end
def find_object_cached(parent_object, id)
cached_call(:banzai_find_object, id, path: [object_class, parent_object.id]) do
find_object(parent_object, id)
end
end
def find_object_from_link_cached(parent_object, id)
cached_call(:banzai_find_object_from_link, id, path: [object_class, parent_object.id]) do
find_object_from_link(parent_object, id)
end
end
def from_ref_cached(ref)
cached_call("banzai_#{parent_type}_refs".to_sym, ref) do
parent_from_ref(ref)
end
end
def url_for_object_cached(object, parent_object)
cached_call(:banzai_url_for_object, object, path: [object_class, parent_object.id]) do
url_for_object(object, parent_object)
end
end
def call
return doc unless project || group || user
reference_cache.load_reference_cache(nodes) if respond_to?(:parent_records)
ref_pattern = object_reference_pattern
link_pattern = object_class.link_reference_pattern
# Compile often used regexps only once outside of the loop
ref_pattern_anchor = /\A#{ref_pattern}\z/
link_pattern_start = /\A#{link_pattern}/
link_pattern_anchor = /\A#{link_pattern}\z/
nodes.each_with_index do |node, index|
if text_node?(node) && ref_pattern
replace_text_when_pattern_matches(node, index, ref_pattern) do |content|
object_link_filter(content, ref_pattern)
end
elsif element_node?(node)
yield_valid_link(node) do |link, inner_html|
if ref_pattern && link =~ ref_pattern_anchor
replace_link_node_with_href(node, index, link) do
object_link_filter(link, ref_pattern, link_content: inner_html)
end
next
end
next unless link_pattern
if link == inner_html && inner_html =~ link_pattern_start
replace_link_node_with_text(node, index) do
object_link_filter(inner_html, link_pattern, link_reference: true)
end
next
end
if link =~ link_pattern_anchor
replace_link_node_with_href(node, index, link) do
object_link_filter(link, link_pattern, link_content: inner_html, link_reference: true)
end
next
end
end
end
end
doc
end
# Replace references (like `!123` for merge requests) in text with links
# to the referenced object's details page.
#
# text - String text to replace references in.
# pattern - Reference pattern to match against.
# link_content - Original content of the link being replaced.
# link_reference - True if this was using the link reference pattern,
# false otherwise.
#
# Returns a String with references replaced with links. All links
# have `gfm` and `gfm-OBJECT_NAME` class names attached for styling.
def object_link_filter(text, pattern, link_content: nil, link_reference: false)
references_in(text, pattern) do |match, id, project_ref, namespace_ref, matches|
parent_path = if parent_type == :group
reference_cache.full_group_path(namespace_ref)
else
reference_cache.full_project_path(namespace_ref, project_ref)
end
parent = from_ref_cached(parent_path)
if parent
object =
if link_reference
find_object_from_link_cached(parent, id)
else
find_object_cached(parent, id)
end
end
if object
title = object_link_title(object, matches)
klass = reference_class(object_sym)
data_attributes = data_attributes_for(link_content || match, parent, object,
link_content: !!link_content,
link_reference: link_reference)
data = data_attribute(data_attributes)
url =
if matches.names.include?("url") && matches[:url]
matches[:url]
else
url_for_object_cached(object, parent)
end
content = link_content || object_link_text(object, matches)
link = %(<a href="#{url}" #{data}
title="#{escape_once(title)}"
class="#{klass}">#{content}</a>)
wrap_link(link, object)
else
match
end
end
end
def wrap_link(link, object)
link
end
def data_attributes_for(text, parent, object, link_content: false, link_reference: false)
object_parent_type = parent.is_a?(Group) ? :group : :project
{
original: escape_html_entities(text),
link: link_content,
link_reference: link_reference,
object_parent_type => parent.id,
object_sym => object.id
}
end
def object_link_text_extras(object, matches)
extras = []
if matches.names.include?("anchor") && matches[:anchor] && matches[:anchor] =~ /\A\#note_(\d+)\z/
extras << "comment #{Regexp.last_match(1)}"
end
extension = matches[:extension] if matches.names.include?("extension")
extras << extension if extension
extras
end
def object_link_title(object, matches)
object.title
end
def object_link_text(object, matches)
parent = project || group || user
text = object.reference_link_text(parent)
extras = object_link_text_extras(object, matches)
text += " (#{extras.join(", ")})" if extras.any?
text
end
def parent_type
:project
end
def parent
parent_type == :project ? project : group
end
private
attr_accessor :reference_cache
def escape_with_placeholders(text, placeholder_data)
escaped = escape_html_entities(text)
escaped.gsub(REFERENCE_PLACEHOLDER_PATTERN) do |match|
placeholder_data[Regexp.last_match(1).to_i]
end
end
end
end
end
end