mediacloth 0.0.3 → 0.5

data/lib/mediacloth/mediawikilinkhandler.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
+require 'rubygems'
+require 'builder'
+
+# A link handler is responsible for resolving the URL and generating the HTML
+# code linking to pages and other resources (images and media, for example)
+# based on a wiki short name.
+#
+# This is the default link handler. A custom link handler will usually extend
+# this class and provide the needed functionality by overriding some of the
+# methods. The custom handler can be injected into an HTML generator via the
+# link_handler= method. See MediaWikiHTMLGenerator for details.
+class MediaWikiLinkHandler
+  
+  #Method invoked to resolve references to wiki pages when they occur in an
+  #internal link. In all the following internal links, the page name is
+  #<tt>My Page</tt>:
+  #* <tt>[[My Page]]</tt>
+  #* <tt>[[My Page|Click here to view my page]]</tt>
+  #* <tt>[[My Page|Click ''here'' to view my page]]</tt>
+  #The return value should be an URL that references the page resource
+  def url_for(page)
+    "javascript:void(0)"
+  end
+
+  #Provides a hash with the attributes for page links. The options provided
+  #here will be added to the 'a' tag attributes and overwrite any options
+  #provided by the url_for method. If this method needs to be overriden, an URL
+  #reference must be provided here indexed by the <tt>:href</tt> symbol.
+  def link_attributes_for(page)
+     { :href => url_for(page) }
+  end
+
+  #Renders a link to a wiki page as a string. The default behaviour is to
+  #return an 'a' tag, but any string can be used here like span, or bold
+  #tags. This method overwrites anything provided by the <tt>url_for</tt>,
+  #<tt>options_for</tt> or <tt>link_attributes_for</tt> methods.
+  #
+  #The <tt>elem</tt> method may be used by subclasses for easier and safer text
+  #handling. For example: <tt>elem.a(:href => 'http://www.example.com')
+  #{ |x| x << text }</tt> will emit a link for example.com with the given link
+  #text
+  def link_for(page, text)
+    elem.a(link_attributes_for(page)) { |x| x << text }
+  end
+
+  #Method invoked to resolve references to resources of unknown types. The
+  #type is indicated by the resource prefix. Examples of inline links to
+  #unknown references include:
+  #* <tt>[[Media:video.mpg]]</tt> (prefix <tt>Media</tt>, resource <tt>video.mpg</tt>)
+  #* <tt>[[Image:pretty.png|100px|A ''pretty'' picture]]</tt> (prefix <tt>Image</tt>,
+  #  resource <tt>pretty.png</tt>, and options <tt>100px</tt> and <tt>A
+  #  <i>pretty</i> picture</tt>.
+  #The return value should be a well-formed hyperlink, image, object or 
+  #applet tag.
+  def link_for_resource(prefix, resource, options=[])
+    "<a href=\"#{prefix}:#{resource}\">#{prefix}:#{resource}</a>"
+  end
+
+  def category_add(name, sort)
+  end
+
+  def link_for_category(category, text)
+    "<a href=\"javascript:void(0)\">#{text}</a>"
+  end
+
+  #This is invoked to generate an absolute link to a page
+  #when user either puts url onto the page
+  #or uses regular [] syntax
+  #
+  #link_type argument is either empty string or "[". Empty string indicates url written as plain text
+  #and "[" indicates that [] syntax for links was used
+  def absolute_link_for(page, text, link_type)
+    if page =~ /(^|\/)([^\/]*)((\.png)|(\.jpg)|(\.jpeg)|(\.gif))$/ and link_type.blank?
+      "<img src=\"#{page}\" alt=\"#{$2}#{$3}\" />"
+    else
+      "<a href=\"#{page}\">#{text}</a>"
+    end
+  end
+
+protected
+
+  #A Builder object for rendering XHTML code without having to deal directly
+  #with text. See http://builder.rubyforge.org for usage details.
+  def elem
+    Builder::XmlMarkup.new
+  end
+
+end
+

data/lib/mediacloth/mediawikiparams.rb

@@ -6,9 +6,6 @@ require 'singleton'
 #parser environment variables.
 class MediaWikiParams
 
-    #MediaWikiParams is a signleton class
-    include Singleton
-
     #The name of the wiki page author
     attr_accessor :author
 
@@ -16,14 +13,8 @@ class MediaWikiParams
         @author = "Creator"
     end
 
-    #Creation time of the page. Use overrideTime method to override
-    #the value (useful for testing purposes).
     def time
-        if @time
-            return @time
-        else
-            return Time.now
-        end
+        (@time || Time.now.utc).strftime("%a %b %d, %Y %H:%M")
     end
 
     def time=(t)