google-api-ruby-client/yard/lib/yard/serializers/wiki_serializer.rb

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Ruby

# encoding: utf-8
require 'yard/serializers/file_system_serializer'
module YARD
module Serializers
##
# Subclass required to get correct filename for the top level namespace.
# :-(
class WikiSerializer < FileSystemSerializer
# Post-process the data before serializing.
# Strip unnecessary whitespace.
# Convert stuff into more wiki-friendly stuff.
# FULL OF HACKS!
def serialize(object, data)
data = data.encode("UTF-8")
if object == "Sidebar.wiki"
data = data.gsub(/^#sidebar Sidebar\n/, "")
end
data = data.gsub(/\n\s*\n/, "\n")
# ASCII/UTF-8 erb error work-around.
data = data.gsub(/--/, "")
data = data.gsub(/——/, "----")
data = data.gsub(/----\n----/, "----")
# HACK! Google Code Wiki treats <code> blocks like <pre> blocks.
data = data.gsub(/\<code\>(.+)\<\/code\>/, "`\\1`")
super(object, data)
end
def serialized_path(object)
return object if object.is_a?(String)
if object.is_a?(CodeObjects::ExtraFileObject)
fspath = ['file.' + object.name + (extension.empty? ? '' : ".#{extension}")]
else
# This line is the only change of significance.
# Changed from 'top-level-namespace' to 'TopLevelNamespace' to
# conform to wiki word page naming convention.
objname = object != YARD::Registry.root ? object.name.to_s : "TopLevelNamespace"
objname += '_' + object.scope.to_s[0,1] if object.is_a?(CodeObjects::MethodObject)
fspath = [objname + (extension.empty? ? '' : ".#{extension}")]
if object.namespace && object.namespace.path != ""
fspath.unshift(*object.namespace.path.split(CodeObjects::NSEP))
end
end
# Don't change the filenames, it just makes it more complicated
# to figure out the original name.
#fspath.map! do |p|
# p.gsub(/([a-z])([A-Z])/, '\1_\2').downcase
#end
# Remove special chars from filenames.
# Windows disallows \ / : * ? " < > | but we will just remove any
# non alphanumeric (plus period, underscore and dash).
fspath.map! do |p|
p.gsub(/[^\w\.-]/) do |x|
encoded = '_'
x.each_byte { |b| encoded << ("%X" % b) }
encoded
end
end
fspath.join("")
end
end
end
end