citeproc-ruby 1.1.8 → 1.1.10

data/.simplecov

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-SimpleCov.start do
-  add_filter 'spec/'
-  add_filter 'features/'
-end

data/Guardfile

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-# A sample Guardfile
-# More info at https://github.com/guard/guard#readme
-
-guard 'rspec' do
-  watch(%r{^spec/.+_spec\.rb$})
-  watch(%r{^lib/(.+)\.rb$})     { |m| "spec/lib/#{m[1]}_spec.rb" }
-  watch('spec/spec_helper.rb')  { 'spec' }
-end
-
-guard 'cucumber' do
-  watch(%r{^features/.+\.feature$})
-  watch(%r{^features/support/.+$})          { 'features' }
-  watch(%r{^features/step_definitions/(.+)_steps\.rb$}) { |m| Dir[File.join("**/#{m[1]}.feature")][0] || 'features' }
-end

data/features/bibliography.feature

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-Feature: Rendering bibliography nodes
-  As a hacker of cite processors
-  I want to render citation items
-  Using bibliography nodes
-
-  Scenario: Rendering APA style bibliographies as text
-    Given the "apa" style's bibliography node
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | type            | author           | title                 | issued           | publisher             | container-title     | page   | issue |
-      | book            | Thomas Pynchon   | The crying of lot 49  | November 7, 2006 | Harper Perennial      |                     |        |       |
-      | article-journal | Derrida, Jacques | The purveyor of truth | 1975             | Yale University Press | Yale French Studies | 31-113 | 52    |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Pynchon, T. (2006). The crying of lot 49. Harper Perennial. |
-      | Derrida, J. (1975). The purveyor of truth. Yale French Studies, (52), 31–113. |
-
-  Scenario: Rendering APA style bibliographies as HTML
-    Given the "apa" style's bibliography node
-    When I render the following citation item as "html":
-      | type            | book             |
-      | author          | Vladimir Nabokov |
-      | title           | Pale fire        |
-      | issued          | April 23, 1989   |
-      | publisher       | Vintage          |
-      | publisher-place | London           |
-    Then the result should be: Nabokov, V. (1989). <i>Pale fire</i>. London: Vintage.

data/features/locale_overrides.feature

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-Feature: Locale overrides
-  As a hacker of CSL styles
-  I want to overrice localized terms
-  In the locale section of a CSL style
-
-  @locale-override @page-range
-  Scenario: Page range delimiter override
-    Given the following style:
-      """
-      <style page-range-format="expanded">
-        <locale>
-          <terms>
-            <term name="page-range-delimiter">--</term>
-          </terms>
-        </locale>
-        <citation>
-          <layout>
-            <text variable="page"/>
-          </layout>
-        </citation>
-      </style>
-      """
-    When I cite the following items as "text":
-      | page      |
-      | 23        |
-      | 23-5      |
-      | 23-25     |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | 23        |
-      | 23--25    |
-      | 23--25    |

data/features/name_options.feature

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-Feature: Inheritance of Name Options
-  As a style author
-  I want name nodes to inherit attributes
-  From the citation/bibliography and style nodes
-
-  Scenario: Name options from bibliography node
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <bibliography name-form="short">
-        <layout>
-          <names variable="author">
-            <name />
-          </names>
-        </layout>
-      </bibliography>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | author                  |
-      | John Doe                |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe                     |
-
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <bibliography name-form="short">
-        <layout>
-          <names variable="author"/>
-          <!--it works without a name node-->
-        </layout>
-      </bibliography>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | author                  |
-      | John Doe                |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe                     |
-

data/features/names.feature

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-Feature: CSL Name Rendering
-  As a CSL hacker
-  I want to render names
-  Using names nodes
-
-  Scenario: Names Rendering
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <names variable="translator" delimiter=", " prefix="(" suffix=")">
-        <name and="symbol" delimiter=", "/>
-        <label form="short" prefix=", " text-case="capitalize-first" suffix=""/>
-      </names>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | translator                       |
-      | Romy Schneider and Peter Sellers |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | (Romy Schneider & Peter Sellers, Trans.) |
-
-
-  Scenario: Initials
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <names variable="translator author" delimiter=", " prefix="(" suffix=")">
-        <name and="symbol" delimiter=", " initialize-with=". "/>
-        <label form="short" prefix=", " text-case="capitalize-first" suffix=""/>
-      </names>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | translator                       | author  |
-      | Romy Schneider and Peter Sellers |         |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | (R. Schneider & P. Sellers, Trans.) |
-
-  Scenario: Initials when given part is uppercased
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <names variable="author" suffix=".">
-        <name name-as-sort-order="all" sort-separator=", " initialize-with=". " delimiter="; " delimiter-precedes-last="always">
-          <name-part name="family" text-case="uppercase"/>
-          <name-part name="given" text-case="uppercase"/>
-        </name>
-        <et-al prefix=" " font-style="italic"/>
-        <label form="short" prefix=" (" suffix=".)" text-case="uppercase"/>
-      </names>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | author                            |
-      | Cole, Steven J. and Moore, Robert |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | COLE, S. J.; MOORE, R.            |
-
-
-  Scenario: Name as sort order
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <names variable="author">
-        <name and="text" delimiter=", " delimiter-precedes-last="always" name-as-sort-order="first" sort-separator=", " />
-      </names>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | author                  |
-      | John Doe                |
-      | John Doe and Jane Doe   |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe, John               |
-      | Doe, John, and Jane Doe |
-
-
-  Scenario: Substitutions
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <names variable="author">
-        <name and="text" delimiter=", " delimiter-precedes-last="always" name-as-sort-order="first" sort-separator=", " />
-        <substitute>
-          <names variable="editor"/>
-          <text value="UNKNOWN"/>
-        </substitute>
-      </names>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | editor                  |
-      | John Doe                |
-      |                         |
-      | John Doe and Jane Doe   |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe, John               |
-      | UNKNOWN                 |
-      | Doe, John, and Jane Doe |
-
-
-  Scenario: Suppression after substitutions
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group delimiter=", ">
-        <names variable="author">
-          <name and="text" delimiter=", " delimiter-precedes-last="always" name-as-sort-order="first" sort-separator=", " />
-          <substitute>
-            <names variable="editor"/>
-            <text variable="title"/>
-          </substitute>
-        </names>
-        <names variable="editor">
-          <label prefix=" (" suffix=")"/>
-          <substitute>
-            <text variable="title"/>
-          </substitute>
-        </names>
-        <text variable="title" text-case="uppercase"/>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "html":
-      | editor                  | author                  | title     |
-      | John Doe                | Jane Doe                | The Title |
-      |                         | Jane Doe                | The Title |
-      | John Doe                |                         | The Title |
-      |                         |                         | The Title |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe, Jane, John Doe (editor), THE TITLE           |
-      | Doe, Jane, The Title                              |
-      | Doe, John, THE TITLE                              |
-      | The Title                                         |
-
-  Scenario: Subsequent author substitutes complete-all with different roles
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <bibliography subsequent-author-substitute="---">
-        <layout>
-          <group delimiter=" ">
-          <names variable="author" delimiter=", " suffix=".">
-              <name name-as-sort-order="first"/>
-              <substitute>
-                <names variable="editor">
-                  <name name-as-sort-order="first"/>
-                  <label form="short" prefix=" " suffix="."/>
-                </names>
-              </substitute>
-            </names>
-            <text variable="title" suffix="."/>
-          </group>
-        </layout>
-      </bibliography>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | editor                  | author                  | title   |
-      |                         | Jane Doe                | Title A |
-      |                         | Jane Doe                | Title B |
-      |                         | John Doe                | Title C |
-      | John Doe                |                         | Title D |
-      |                         | Jane Doe and John Doe   | Title E |
-      |                         | Jane Doe and John Doe   | Title F |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Doe, Jane. Title A.           |
-      | ---. Title B.                 |
-      | Doe, John. Title C.           |
-      | --- ed. Title D.              |
-      | Doe, Jane, John Doe. Title E. |
-      | ---. Title F.                 |
-
-  Scenario: Name / Label Order
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group delimiter=". ">
-        <names variable="author" delimiter=". ">
-          <name and="symbol" delimiter=", "/>
-          <label prefix=" (" suffix=")"/>
-        </names>
-        <names variable="translator" delimiter=". ">
-          <label form="verb-short" text-case="capitalize-first" suffix=" "/>
-          <name and="symbol" delimiter=", "/>
-        </names>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | translator              | author                  |
-      | John Doe                | Jane Doe                |
-      | John Doe and Jack Doe   | Jane Doe and Jill Doe   |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | Jane Doe (author). Trans. John Doe                        |
-      | Jane Doe & Jill Doe (authors). Trans. John Doe & Jack Doe |
-
-  Scenario: EtAlUseFirst options
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group delimiter=" // ">
-        <names variable="author">
-          <name et-al-min="2" et-al-use-first="0"/>
-        </names>
-        <names variable="author">
-          <name et-al-min="2" et-al-use-first="1"/>
-        </names>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation item as "text":
-      | author | John Doe and Jane Roe |
-    Then the result should be: John Doe et al.
-
-

data/features/renderer.feature

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-Feature: Rendering CSL nodes
-  As a hacker of cite processors
-  I want to render citation items
-  With selected CSL nodes
-
-  Scenario: Simple Date Rendering
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <date variable="issued">
-        <date-part name="year"/>
-      </date>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | issued           |
-      | November 7, 2006 |
-      | 2014-01-01       |
-      | 1999             |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | 2006             |
-      | 2014             |
-      | 1999             |
-
-  Scenario: Date Group Rendering
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group prefix="(" suffix=").">
-        <date variable="issued">
-          <date-part name="year"/>
-        </date>
-        <text variable="year-suffix"/>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | issued           | year-suffix |
-      | November 7, 2006 |             |
-      | 2014-01-01       |             |
-      | 1999             | a           |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | (2006).          |
-      | (2014).          |
-      | (1999a).         |
-
-  @html @formatting
-  Scenario: Formatted Groups
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group>
-        <group suffix=" " font-weight="bold">
-          <!--group formatting is not pushed down-->
-          <text variable="volume" suffix=","/>
-        </group>
-        <text variable="page" suffix="," font-weight="bold"/>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation item as "html":
-      | volume |   5 |
-      | page   |  23 |
-    Then the result should be: <b>5,</b> <b>23</b>,
-
-  Scenario: Page labels
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <label variable="page"/>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | page   |
-      | 23     |
-      |        |
-      | 23, 34 |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | page   |
-      |        |
-      | pages  |
-
-  @group @substitute
-  Scenario: Substitute in Groups
-    Given the following style node:
-      """
-      <group>
-        <text value="by: "/>
-        <names variable="author">
-          <substitute>
-            <text value="Anonymous"/>
-          </substitute>
-        </names>
-      </group>
-      """
-    When I render the following citation items as "text":
-      | author   |
-      | Jane Doe |
-      |          |
-    Then the results should be:
-      | by: Jane Doe  |
-      | by: Anonymous |

data/features/sort.feature

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-Feature: Sorting
-  As a hacker of cite processors
-  I want to sort citation items
-  According to the rules of a CSL style
-
-  Scenario: Name sorting
-    Given the following sort keys:
-      """
-      <sort>
-        <key variable="author"/>
-      </sort>
-      """
-    When I sort the following items:
-      | author    |
-      | Edelweis  |
-      | ANZ-Group |
-      | Aardvaark |
-    Then the order should be:
-      | ID-2      |
-      | ID-1      |
-      | ID-0      |
-
-  Scenario: Name sorting macros
-    Given the following sort keys:
-      """
-      <sort>
-        <key macro="author"/>
-      </sort>
-      """
-    And the following macro:
-      """
-      <macro name="author">
-        <names variable="author">
-          <name name-as-sort-order="all" and="symbol" sort-separator=", "
-                initialize-with="." delimiter-precedes-last="never" delimiter=", "/>
-          <label form="short" prefix=" (" suffix=".)" text-case="capitalize-first"/>
-          <substitute>
-            <names variable="editor"/>
-            <text value="Anon"/>
-          </substitute>
-        </names>
-      </macro>
-      """
-    When I sort the following items:
-      | author    |
-      | ABC       |
-      | Aaa       |
-    Then the order should be:
-      | ID-1      |
-      | ID-0      |