use std::collections::HashMap; use tera::{Context, Tera}; use errors::{bail, Result}; static DEFAULT_TPL: &str = include_str!("default_tpl.html"); macro_rules! render_default_tpl { ($filename: expr, $url: expr) => {{ let mut context = Context::new(); context.insert("filename", $filename); context.insert("url", $url); Tera::one_off(DEFAULT_TPL, &context, true).map_err(std::convert::Into::into) }}; } /// Renders the given template with the given context, but also ensures that, if the default file /// is not found, it will look up for the equivalent template for the current theme if there is one. /// Lastly, if it's a default template (index, section or page), it will just return an empty string /// to avoid an error if there isn't a template with that name pub fn render_template( name: &str, tera: &Tera, context: Context, theme: &Option, ) -> Result { // check if it is in the templates if tera.templates.contains_key(name) { return tera.render(name, &context).map_err(std::convert::Into::into); } // check if it is part of a theme if let Some(ref t) = *theme { let theme_template_name = format!("{}/templates/{}", t, name); if tera.templates.contains_key(&theme_template_name) { return tera.render(&theme_template_name, &context).map_err(std::convert::Into::into); } } // check if it is part of ZOLA_TERA defaults let default_name = format!("__zola_builtins/{}", name); if tera.templates.contains_key(&default_name) { return tera.render(&default_name, &context).map_err(std::convert::Into::into); } // maybe it's a default one? match name { "index.html" | "section.html" => render_default_tpl!( name, "https://www.getzola.org/documentation/templates/pages-sections/#section-variables" ), "page.html" => render_default_tpl!( name, "https://www.getzola.org/documentation/templates/pages-sections/#page-variables" ), "single.html" | "list.html" => { render_default_tpl!(name, "https://www.getzola.org/documentation/templates/taxonomies/") } _ => bail!("Tried to render `{}` but the template wasn't found", name), } } /// Rewrites the path from extend/macros of the theme used to ensure /// that they will point to the right place (theme/templates/...) /// Include is NOT supported as it would be a pain to add and using blocks /// or macros is always better anyway for themes /// This will also rename the shortcodes to NOT have the themes in the path /// so themes shortcodes can be used. pub fn rewrite_theme_paths(tera: &mut Tera, theme: &str) { let mut shortcodes_to_move = vec![]; let mut templates = HashMap::new(); let old_templates = ::std::mem::replace(&mut tera.templates, HashMap::new()); // We want to match the paths in the templates to the new names for (key, mut tpl) in old_templates { tpl.name = format!("{}/templates/{}", theme, tpl.name); // First the parent if there is none if let Some(ref p) = tpl.parent.clone() { tpl.parent = Some(format!("{}/templates/{}", theme, p)); } // Next the macros import let mut updated = vec![]; for &(ref filename, ref namespace) in &tpl.imported_macro_files { updated.push((format!("{}/templates/{}", theme, filename), namespace.to_string())); } tpl.imported_macro_files = updated; if tpl.name.starts_with(&format!("{}/templates/shortcodes", theme)) { let new_name = tpl.name.replace(&format!("{}/templates/", theme), ""); shortcodes_to_move.push((key, new_name.clone())); tpl.name = new_name; } templates.insert(tpl.name.clone(), tpl); } tera.templates = templates; // and then replace shortcodes in the Tera instance using the new names for (old_name, new_name) in shortcodes_to_move { let tpl = tera.templates.remove(&old_name).unwrap(); tera.templates.insert(new_name, tpl); } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::rewrite_theme_paths; use tera::Tera; #[test] fn can_rewrite_all_paths_of_theme() { let mut tera = Tera::parse("test-templates/*.html").unwrap(); rewrite_theme_paths(&mut tera, "hyde"); // special case to make the test work: we also rename the files to // match the imports for (key, val) in tera.templates.clone() { tera.templates.insert(format!("hyde/templates/{}", key), val.clone()); } tera.build_inheritance_chains().unwrap(); } }