jekyll/lib/jekyll/frontmatter_defaults.rb

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module Jekyll
class Configuration
# This class handles custom defaults for YAML frontmatter settings.
# These are set in _config.yml and apply both to internal use (e.g. layout)
# and the data available to liquid.
#
# It is exposed via the frontmatter_defaults method on the site class.
class FrontmatterDefaults
# Initializes a new instance.
def initialize(site)
@site = site
end
# Finds a default value for a given setting, filtered by path and type
#
# path - the path (relative to the source) of the page, post or :draft the default is used in
# type - a symbol indicating whether a :page, a :post or a :draft calls this method
#
# Returns the default value or nil if none was found
def find(path, type, setting)
value = nil
old_scope = nil
matching_sets(path, type).each do |set|
if set['values'].has_key?(setting) && has_precedence?(old_scope, set['scope'])
value = set['values'][setting]
old_scope = set['scope']
end
end
value
end
# Collects a hash with all default values for a page or post
#
# path - the relative path of the page or post
# type - a symbol indicating the type (:post, :page or :draft)
#
# Returns a hash with all default values (an empty hash if there are none)
def all(path, type)
defaults = {}
old_scope = nil
matching_sets(path, type).each do |set|
if has_precedence?(old_scope, set['scope'])
defaults = Utils.deep_merge_hashes(defaults, set['values'])
old_scope = set['scope']
else
defaults = Utils.deep_merge_hashes(set['values'], defaults)
end
end
defaults
end
private
# Checks if a given default setting scope matches the given path and type
#
# scope - the hash indicating the scope, as defined in _config.yml
# path - the path to check for
# type - the type (:post, :page or :draft) to check for
#
# Returns true if the scope applies to the given path and type
def applies?(scope, path, type)
applies_path?(scope, path) && applies_type?(scope, type)
end
def applies_path?(scope, path)
return true if scope['path'].empty?
scope_path = Pathname.new(scope['path'])
Pathname.new(sanitize_path(path)).ascend do |path|
if path == scope_path
return true
end
end
end
def applies_type?(scope, type)
!scope.has_key?('type') || scope['type'] == type.to_s
end
# Checks if a given set of default values is valid
#
# set - the default value hash, as defined in _config.yml
#
# Returns true if the set is valid and can be used in this class
def valid?(set)
set.is_a?(Hash) && set['scope'].is_a?(Hash) && set['scope']['path'].is_a?(String) && set['values'].is_a?(Hash)
end
# Determines if a new scope has precedence over an old one
#
# old_scope - the old scope hash, or nil if there's none
# new_scope - the new scope hash
#
# Returns true if the new scope has precedence over the older
def has_precedence?(old_scope, new_scope)
return true if old_scope.nil?
new_path = sanitize_path(new_scope['path'])
old_path = sanitize_path(old_scope['path'])
if new_path.length != old_path.length
new_path.length >= old_path.length
elsif new_scope.has_key? 'type'
true
else
!old_scope.has_key? 'type'
end
end
# Collects a list of sets that match the given path and type
#
# Returns an array of hashes
def matching_sets(path, type)
valid_sets.select do |set|
applies?(set['scope'], path, type)
end
end
# Returns a list of valid sets
#
# This is not cached to allow plugins to modify the configuration
# and have their changes take effect
#
# Returns an array of hashes
def valid_sets
sets = @site.config['defaults']
return [] unless sets.is_a?(Array)
sets.select do |set|
unless valid?(set)
Jekyll.logger.warn "Default:", "An invalid default set was found"
end
valid?(set)
end
end
# Sanitizes the given path by removing a leading and addding a trailing slash
def sanitize_path(path)
if path.nil? || path.empty?
""
else
path.gsub(/\A\//, '').gsub(/([^\/])\z/, '\1/')
end
end
end
end
end