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plainleaf/plug-api/lib/ref.ts
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import {
findNodeMatching,
findNodeOfType,
type ParseTree,
renderToText,
} from "@silverbulletmd/silverbullet/lib/tree";
/**
* Represents a path with an extension. This is a little cursed, but enforces
* that people check the path before setting it. For navigation logic the empty
* path will point to the index page. This could differ for e.g. for the
* wikilink logic where it points to the currentPage
*/
export type Path = `${string}.${string}` | "";
/**
* Represents a reference to a page or document, with optional position, anchor and header
*/
export type Ref = {
path: Path;
meta?: boolean;
details?:
| { type: "position"; pos: number }
| { type: "linecolumn"; line: number; column: number }
| { type: "header"; header: string }
| { type: "anchor"; name: string };
};
/**
* Determines the file extension of a ref. It will only return the last
* extension, so `foo.tar.gz` resolves to `gz`
* @returns The file extension WITHOUT the dot
*/
export function getPathExtension(path: Path): string {
// If the ref links to the the file it's on (i.e. path === ""), it's safe to assume it's a link to a "md" page
return path !== "" ? path.split(".").pop()!.toLowerCase() : "md";
}
/**
* Renders a path into a "name". This means it removes the extension for `.md` path
*/
export function getNameFromPath(path: Path): string {
return encodeRef({ path });
}
/**
* Determines there a ref points to a markdown file
*/
export function isMarkdownPath(path: Path): boolean {
return getPathExtension(path) === "md";
}
/**
* Adds an `md` extension to any path without an extension or a path ending in
* `.conflicted`, except to the empty path
* @param path The path to normalize. Cannot contain any position or header
* addons
*/
function normalizePath(path: string): Path {
if (path.startsWith("/")) {
path = path.slice(1);
}
if (/.+\.[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/.test(path) || path === "") {
return path as Path;
}
return `${path}.md`;
}
/**
* Determines wether a name conforms to all the requirments.
*/
export function isValidName(name: string): boolean {
const ref = parseToRef(name);
// If the name, parses as a link and doesn't provide any other info we can be
// sure it was only parsed as a path and that the path then conforms to all
// the requirements
return (
!!ref && !ref.details && !ref.meta && name !== "" && encodeRef(ref) === name
);
}
/**
* Determines wether a path conforms to all the requirments.
*/
export function isValidPath(path: string): path is Path {
const ref = parseToRef(path);
return !!ref && ref.path === path && path !== "";
}
/**
* ONLY TOUCH THIS IF YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. THIS REGEX IS INTEGRAL
* TO THE INNER WORKINGS OF SILVERBULLET AND CHANGES COULD INTRODUCE MAJOR BUGS
*/
const refRegex =
/^(?<meta>\^)?(?<path>(?!.*\.[a-zA-Z0-9]+\.md$)(?!\/?(\.|\^))(?!.*(?:\/|^)\.{1,2}(?:\/|$)|.*\/{2})(?!.*(?:\]\]|\[\[))[^@#|<>$]*)(@(?<pos>\d+)|@[Ll](?<line>\d+)(?:[Cc](?<col>\d+))?|#\s*(?<header>.*)|\$(?<anchor>[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_/:-]*))?$/;
/**
* Parses a reference string into a ref object.
* @returns A ref or if the parsing fails null
*/
export function parseToRef(stringRef: string): Ref | null {
const match = stringRef.match(refRegex);
if (!match || !match.groups) {
return null;
}
const groups = match.groups;
const ref: Ref = { path: normalizePath(groups.path) };
if (groups.meta) {
ref.meta = true;
}
if (groups.pos !== undefined) {
ref.details = {
type: "position",
pos: parseInt(groups.pos, 10),
};
} else if (groups.line !== undefined) {
ref.details = {
type: "linecolumn",
line: parseInt(groups.line, 10),
column: groups.col !== undefined ? parseInt(groups.col, 10) : 1,
};
} else if (groups.header !== undefined) {
ref.details = {
type: "header",
header: groups.header,
};
} else if (groups.anchor !== undefined) {
ref.details = { type: "anchor", name: groups.anchor };
}
return ref;
}
/**
* The inverse of {@link parseToRef}, encodes a ref object into a reference string.
* It tries to produce the shortest valid representation
*/
export function encodeRef(ref: Ref): string {
let stringRef: string = ref.path;
if (isMarkdownPath(ref.path)) {
stringRef = stringRef.slice(0, -3);
}
if (ref.details?.type === "linecolumn") {
stringRef += `@L${ref.details.line}`;
if (ref.details.column !== 1) {
stringRef += `C${ref.details.column}`;
}
} else if (ref.details?.type === "position") {
stringRef += `@${ref.details.pos}`;
} else if (ref.details?.type === "header") {
stringRef += `#${ref.details.header}`;
} else if (ref.details?.type === "anchor") {
stringRef += `$${ref.details.name}`;
}
return stringRef;
}
/**
* Uses a parseTree and a ref pointing to a position inside it to determine the
* offset from the start inside it, using {@link getOffsetFromHeader} and
* {@link getOffsetFromLineColumn}
* @param text If provided the parseTree won't be rendered back to text
* @returns The offset in the file if it's able to determine it, otherwise -1
*/
export function getOffsetFromRef(
parseTree: ParseTree,
ref: Ref,
text?: string,
): number {
if (!ref.details) {
return -1;
}
switch (ref.details.type) {
case "position":
return ref.details.pos;
case "linecolumn":
return getOffsetFromLineColumn(
text ?? renderToText(parseTree),
ref.details.line,
ref.details.column,
);
case "header": {
return getOffsetFromHeader(parseTree, ref.details.header);
}
case "anchor":
return -1;
}
}
/**
* Find the header inside a {@link ParseTree} and returns the position the end
* of the header
* @param parseTree The parse tree. Can e.g. be generate using
* `markdown.parseMarkdown`
* @param header The header, spaces at the start or end are ignored
* @returns The position of the header inside the document, if it can't be found
* -1
*/
export function getOffsetFromHeader(
parseTree: ParseTree,
header: string,
): number {
const node = findNodeMatching(parseTree, (subTree) => {
if (!subTree.type || !subTree.type.startsWith("ATXHeading")) {
return false;
}
const mark = findNodeOfType(subTree, "HeaderMark");
if (!mark || mark.from === undefined || mark.to === undefined) {
return false;
}
return (
renderToText(subTree)
.slice(mark.to - mark.from)
.trimStart() === header.trim()
);
});
if (!node) {
return -1;
}
return node.to ?? -1;
}
/**
* Calculates the character offset from a line and column position. If the
* position is out of bounds, it does a best-effort job returning a position.
* @param text The text which is used to determine the offset. Only `\n` are
* considered line breaks.
* @param line The line number of the described position. Starts at 1
* @param column The column number of the described position. Starts at 0
*/
export function getOffsetFromLineColumn(
text: string,
line: number,
column: number,
): number {
const lines = text.split("\n");
const linePos = lines
.slice(0, Math.max(line - 1, 0))
.map((l) => l.length)
.reduce((totalLen, len) => totalLen + len, 0);
const columnPos = Math.max(
0,
Math.min(lines[line - 1]?.length ?? 0, column - 1),
);
return linePos + columnPos;
}
/**
* Encodes a page name for use in a URI. Basically does
* {@link encodeURIComponent}, but puts slashes back in place.
*/
export function encodePageURI(page: string): string {
return encodeURIComponent(page).replace(/%2F/g, "/");
}
/**
* Decodes a page name from a URI.
*/
export function decodePageURI(page: string): string {
return decodeURIComponent(page);
}