bbcode - tag.go

  package bbcode
  
  import (
  	"bytes"
  	"strings"
  	"text/template"
  )
  
  // Handler is an interface that represents the text and tag processors
  type Handler interface {
  	// Name returns the name of the bbCode tag that this will be used for.
  	// Returning an empty string indicates that this Handler should be used
  	// for text handling.
  	Name() string
  	// Handle takes a pointer to the Processor and the attribute to the tag.
  	Handle(*Processor, string)
  }
  
  // Tag is a simple Handler that just outputs open and closing tags
  type Tag struct {
  	name        string
  	open, close []byte
  }
  
  // NewTag creates a simple Handler that outputs an open and close tag.
  // For example, the following would be used to create a tag for handling bold:
  // 	NewTag("b", []byte("<b>"), []("</b>"))
  func NewTag(name string, open, close []byte) *Tag {
  	return &Tag{
  		name:  name,
  		open:  open,
  		close: close,
  	}
  }
  
  // Name returns the name of the tag
  func (t *Tag) Name() string {
  	return t.name
  }
  
  // Open outputs the opening of the tag
  func (t *Tag) Open(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	p.Write(t.open)
  }
  
  // Close outputs the closing of the tag
  func (t *Tag) Close(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	p.Write(t.close)
  }
  
  // Handle processes the tag
  func (t *Tag) Handle(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	t.Open(p, attr)
  	p.Process(t.name)
  	t.Close(p, attr)
  }
  
  // AttrFilterer is used with AttributeTag to provide an attribute filter for
  // the AttributeTag. It is used to process the parsed attribute for writing.
  type AttrFilterer interface {
  	AttrFilter(string) []byte
  }
  
  var defaultAttrFilter attrFilter
  
  type attrFilter struct{}
  
  func (attrFilter) AttrFilter(attr string) []byte {
  	if attr != "" {
  		if !strings.ContainsAny(attr, "'\"&<>\000") {
  			return []byte(attr)
  		}
  		var b bytes.Buffer
  		template.HTMLEscape(&b, []byte(attr))
  		return b.Bytes()
  	}
  	return nil
  }
  
  // AttrFilterFunc is a wrapper for a func so that it satisfies the AttrFilterer
  // interface
  type AttrFilterFunc func(string) []byte
  
  // AttrFilter satisfies the AttrFilterer interface
  func (a AttrFilterFunc) AttrFilter(attr string) []byte {
  	return a(attr)
  }
  
  // AttributeTag is a simple Handler that outputs and open tag, with an
  // attribute, and a close tag.
  type AttributeTag struct {
  	name                                        string
  	open, openClose, attrOpen, attrClose, close []byte
  	filter                                      AttrFilterer
  }
  
  // NewAttributeTag creates a new Attribute Tag.
  // The open byte slice is used to start the open tag and the openClose is used
  // to close the open tag.
  // The attrOpen and attrClose byte slices are used to surround the filtered
  // attribute, within the open tag.
  // Lastly, the close byte slice is used for the closing tag.
  // The filter is used to modify the attribute, whether to correct formatting
  // errors, or to validate. If a nil slice is returned, then no attribute is
  // outputted.
  // For example the following would create a colour tag for handling font colour:
  // 	NewAttributeTag("colour",
  // 		[]byte("<span"),
  // 		[]byte(">"),
  // 		[]byte(" style=\"color: "),
  // 		[]byte("\""),
  // 		[]byte("</span>"),
  //		colourChecker)
  //
  // A nil filter means that the attr will be written to the output with HTML
  // encoding
  func NewAttributeTag(name string, open, openClose, attrOpen, attrClose, close []byte, filter AttrFilterer) *AttributeTag {
  	if filter == nil {
  		filter = &defaultAttrFilter
  	}
  	return &AttributeTag{
  		name:      name,
  		open:      open,
  		openClose: openClose,
  		attrOpen:  attrOpen,
  		attrClose: attrClose,
  		close:     close,
  		filter:    filter,
  	}
  }
  
  // Name returns the name of the tag
  func (a *AttributeTag) Name() string {
  	return a.name
  }
  
  // Open outputs the opening of the tag
  func (a *AttributeTag) Open(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	p.Write(a.open)
  	if filtered := a.filter.AttrFilter(attr); filtered != nil {
  		p.Write(a.attrOpen)
  		p.Write(filtered)
  		p.Write(a.attrClose)
  	}
  	p.Write(a.openClose)
  }
  
  // Close outputs the closing of the tag
  func (a *AttributeTag) Close(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	p.Write(a.close)
  }
  
  // Handle processes the tag
  func (a *AttributeTag) Handle(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	a.Open(p, attr)
  	p.Process(a.name)
  	a.Close(p, attr)
  }
  
  // OpenClose is an interface for the methods required by FilterTag. Both Tag
  // and AttributeTag implement this interface
  type OpenClose interface {
  	Name() string
  	Open(*Processor, string)
  	Close(*Processor, string)
  }
  
  // FilterTag is a Handler that filters which child nodes are processed
  type FilterTag struct {
  	OpenClose
  	filter func(string) bool
  }
  
  // NewFilterTag creates a Handler that filters which child nodes are processed.
  // The filter takes the name of the tag and returns a bool determining whether
  // the tag will be processed as a tag or as text.
  // An empty tag name in the filter is used to determine is text is processed.
  func NewFilterTag(o OpenClose, filter func(string) bool) *FilterTag {
  	return &FilterTag{
  		OpenClose: o,
  		filter:    filter,
  	}
  }
  
  // Handle processes the tag, using its filter to determine which children are
  // also processed
  func (f *FilterTag) Handle(p *Processor, attr string) {
  	f.Open(p, attr)
  	allowText := f.filter("")
  	name := f.Name()
  Loop:
  	for {
  		switch t := p.Get().(type) {
  		case Text:
  			if allowText {
  				p.Print(t)
  			}
  		case OpenTag:
  			if f.filter(t.Name) {
  				p.ProcessTag(t)
  			} else if allowText {
  				p.Print(t)
  			}
  		case CloseTag:
  			if strings.EqualFold(t.Name, name) {
  				break Loop
  			}
  			if allowText {
  				p.Print(p)
  			}
  		default:
  			break Loop
  		}
  	}
  	f.Close(p, attr)
  }