poole - {{ htmlspecialchars(page["title"]) }}

#!/usr/bin/env python2 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # ============================================================================= # # Poole - A damn simple static website generator. # Copyright (C) 2012 Oben Sonne # # This file is part of Poole. # # Poole is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # Poole is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with Poole. If not, see . # # ============================================================================= from __future__ import with_statement import codecs import glob import imp import optparse import os from os.path import join as opj from os.path import exists as opx import re import shutil import StringIO import sys import traceback import urlparse from SimpleHTTPServer import SimpleHTTPRequestHandler from BaseHTTPServer import HTTPServer try: import markdown except ImportError: print("abort : need python-markdown, get it from " "http://www.freewisdom.org/projects/python-markdown/Installation") sys.exit(1) # ============================================================================= # Python 2/3 hacks # ============================================================================= PY3 = sys.version_info[0] == 3 if PY3: import builtins exec_ = getattr(builtins, "exec") else: import tempfile def exec_(code, envdic): with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() as tf: tf.write('# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-\n') tf.write(code.encode('utf-8')) tf.flush() execfile(tf.name, envdic) # ============================================================================= # init site # ============================================================================= EXAMPLE_FILES = { "page.html": """ poole - {{ htmlspecialchars(page["title"]) }}

""", # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "index.md"): """ title: home menu-position: 0 --- ## Welcome to Poole In Poole you write your pages in [markdown][md]. It's easier to write markdown than HTML. Poole is made for simple websites you just want to get done, without installing a bunch of requirements and without learning a template engine. In a build, Poole copies every file from the *input* directory to the *output* directory. During that process every markdown file (ending with *md*, *mkd*, *mdown* or *markdown*) is converted to HTML using the project's `page.html` as a skeleton. [md]: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ """, # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "logic.md"): """ menu-position: 4 --- Poole has basic support for content generation using Python code inlined in page files. This is everything but a clear separation of logic and content but for simple sites this is just a pragmatic way to get things done fast. For instance the menu on this page is generated by some inlined Python code in the project's `page.html` file. Just ignore this feature if you don't need it :) Content generation by inlined Python code is good to add some zest to your site. If you use it a lot, you better go with more sophisticated site generators like [Hyde](http://ringce.com/hyde). """, # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "layout.md"): """ menu-position: 3 --- Every page of a poole site is based on *one global template file*, `page.html`. All you need to adjust the site layout is to * edit the page template `page.html` and * extend or edit the style file `input/poole.css`. """, opj("input", "blog.md"): """ menu-position: 10 --- Poole has basic blog support. If an input page's file name has a structure like `page-title.YYYY-MM-DD.post-title.md`, e.g. `blog.2010-02-27.read_this.md`, Poole recognizes the date and post title and sets them as attributes of the page. These attributes can then be used to generate a list of blog posts: Have a look into `input/blog.md` to see how it works. Feel free to adjust it to your needs. """, # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "blog.2010-02-22.Doctors_in_my_penguin.md") : """ --- ## {{ page["post"] }} *Posted at * There is a bank in my eel, your argument is invalid. More nonsense at . """, # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "blog.2010-03-01.I_ate_all the pokemans.md"): """ ## {{ page["post"] }} *Posted at .* What *are* interior crocodile alligators? We just don't know. More nonsense at . """, # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- opj("input", "poole.css"): """ body { font-family: sans; width: 800px; margin: 1em auto; color: #2e3436; } div#box { border: solid #2e3436 1px; } div#header, div#menu, div#content, div#footer { padding: 1em; } div#menu { background-color: #2e3436; padding: 0.6em 0 0.6em 0; } #menu span { background-color: #2e3436; font-weight: bold; padding: 0.6em; } #menu span.current { background-color: #555753; } #menu a { color: #fefefc; text-decoration: none; } div#footer { color: gray; text-align: center; font-size: small; } div#footer a { color: gray; text-decoration: none; } pre { border: dotted black 1px; background: #eeeeec; font-size: small; padding: 1em; } """ } def init(project): """Initialize a site project.""" if not opx(project): os.makedirs(project) if os.listdir(project): print("abort : project dir %s is not empty" % project) sys.exit(1) os.mkdir(opj(project, "input")) os.mkdir(opj(project, "output")) for fname, content in EXAMPLE_FILES.items(): with open(opj(project, fname), 'w') as fp: fp.write(content) print("success: initialized project") # ============================================================================= # build site # ============================================================================= MKD_PATT = r'\.(?:md|mkd|mdown|markdown)$' class Page(dict): """Abstraction of a source page.""" _template = None # template dictionary _opts = None # command line options _pstrip = None # path prefix to strip from (non-virtual) page file names _re_eom = re.compile(r'^---+ *\r?\n?$') _re_vardef = re.compile(r'^([^\n:=]+?)[:=]((?:.|\n )*)', re.MULTILINE) _sec_macros = "macros" _modmacs = None def __init__(self, fname, virtual=None, **attrs): """Create a new page. Page content is read from `fname`, except when `virtual` is given (a string representing the raw content of a virtual page). The filename refers to the page source file. For virtual pages, this *must* be relative to a projects input directory. Virtual pages may contain page attribute definitions similar to real pages. However, it probably is easier to provide the attributes directly. This may be done using arbitrary keyword arguments. """ super(Page, self).__init__() self.update(self._template) self.update(attrs) self._virtual = virtual is not None fname = opj(self._pstrip, fname) if virtual else fname self["fname"] = fname self["url"] = re.sub(MKD_PATT, ".html", fname) self["url"] = self["url"][len(self._pstrip):].lstrip(os.path.sep) self["url"] = self["url"].replace(os.path.sep, "/") if virtual: self.raw = virtual else: with codecs.open(fname, 'r', self._opts.input_enc) as fp: self.raw = fp.readlines() # split raw content into macro definitions and real content vardefs = "" self.source = "" for line in self.raw: if not vardefs and self._re_eom.match(line): vardefs = self.source self.source = "" # only macro defs until here, reset source else: self.source += line for key, val in self._re_vardef.findall(vardefs): key = key.strip() val = val.strip() val = re.sub(r' *\n +', ' ', val) # clean out line continuation self[key] = val basename = os.path.basename(fname) fpatt = r'(.+?)(?:\.([0-9]+-[0-9]+-[0-9]+)(?:\.(.*))?)?%s' % MKD_PATT title, date, post = re.match(fpatt, basename).groups() title = title.replace("_", " ") post = post and post.replace("_", " ") or None self["title"] = self.get("title", title) if date and "date" not in self: self["date"] = date if post and "post" not in self: self["post"] = post self.html = "" def __getattr__(self, name): """Attribute-style access to dictionary items.""" try: return self[name] except KeyError: raise AttributeError(name) def __str__(self): """Page representation by file name.""" return ('%s (virtual)' % self.fname) if self._virtual else self.fname # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- def build(project, opts): """Build a site project.""" # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # utilities # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- def abort_iex(page, itype, inline, exc): """Abort because of an exception in inlined Python code.""" print("abort : Python %s in %s failed" % (itype, page)) print((" %s raising the exception " % itype).center(79, "-")) print(inline.encode('utf-8')) print(" exception ".center(79, "-")) print(exc) sys.exit(1) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # regex patterns and replacements # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- regx_escp = re.compile(r'\\((?:(?:<|<)!--|{)(?:{|%))') # escaped code repl_escp = r'\1' regx_rurl = re.compile(r'(?<=(?:(?:\n| )src|href)=")([^#/&%].*?)(?=")') repl_rurl = lambda m: urlparse.urljoin(opts.base_url, m.group(1)) regx_eval = re.compile(r'(?|}))', re.S) def repl_eval(m): """Replace a Python expression block by its evaluation.""" expr = m.group(1) try: repl = eval(expr, macros.copy()) except: abort_iex(page, "expression", expr, traceback.format_exc()) else: if not isinstance(repl, basestring): # e.g. numbers repl = unicode(repl) elif not isinstance(repl, unicode): repl = repl.decode("utf-8") return repl regx_exec = re.compile(r'(?|}))', re.S) def repl_exec(m): """Replace a block of Python statements by their standard output.""" stmt = m.group(1).replace("\r\n", "\n") # base indentation ind_lvl = len(re.findall(r'^(?: *\n)*( *)', stmt, re.MULTILINE)[0]) ind_rex = re.compile(r'^ {0,%d}' % ind_lvl, re.MULTILINE) stmt = ind_rex.sub('', stmt) # execute sys.stdout = StringIO.StringIO() try: exec_(stmt, macros.copy()) except: sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__ abort_iex(page, "statements", stmt, traceback.format_exc()) else: repl = sys.stdout.getvalue()[:-1] # remove last line break sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__ if not isinstance(repl, unicode): repl = repl.decode(opts.input_enc) return repl # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # preparations # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- dir_in = opj(project, "input") dir_out = opj(project, "output") page_html = opj(project, "page.html") # check required files and folders for pelem in (page_html, dir_in, dir_out): if not opx(pelem): print("abort : %s does not exist, looks like project has not been " "initialized" % pelem) sys.exit(1) # prepare output directory for fod in glob.glob(opj(dir_out, "*")): if os.path.isdir(fod): shutil.rmtree(fod) else: os.remove(fod) if not opx(dir_out): os.mkdir(dir_out) # macro module fname = opj(opts.project, "macros.py") macros = imp.load_source("macros", fname).__dict__ if opx(fname) else {} macros["__encoding__"] = opts.output_enc macros["options"] = opts macros["project"] = project macros["input"] = dir_in macros["output"] = dir_out # "builtin" functions for use in macros and templates macros["htmlspecialchars"] = htmlspecialchars macros["Page"] = Page # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # process input files # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page._template = macros.get("page", {}) Page._opts = opts Page._pstrip = dir_in pages = [] custom_converter = macros.get('converter', {}) for cwd, dirs, files in os.walk(dir_in.decode(opts.filename_enc)): cwd_site = cwd[len(dir_in):].lstrip(os.path.sep) for sdir in dirs[:]: if re.search(opts.ignore, opj(cwd_site, sdir)): dirs.remove(sdir) else: os.mkdir(opj(dir_out, cwd_site, sdir)) for f in files: if re.search(opts.ignore, opj(cwd_site, f)): pass elif re.search(MKD_PATT, f): page = Page(opj(cwd, f)) pages.append(page) foo = opj(cwd, f) bar = opj(dir_out, f) print('info : copy %s' % bar) shutil.copyfile(foo, bar) else: # either use a custom converter or do a plain copy for patt, (func, ext) in custom_converter.items(): if re.search(patt, f): f_src = opj(cwd, f) f_dst = opj(dir_out, cwd_site, f) f_dst = '%s.%s' % (os.path.splitext(f_dst)[0], ext) print('info : convert %s (%s)' % (f_src, func.__name__)) func(f_src, f_dst) break else: src = opj(cwd, f) try: shutil.copy(src, opj(dir_out, cwd_site)) except OSError: # some filesystems like FAT won't allow shutil.copy shutil.copyfile(src, opj(dir_out, cwd_site, f)) pages.sort(key=lambda p: int(p.get("sval", "0"))) macros["pages"] = pages # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # run pre-convert hooks in macro module (named 'once' before) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- hooks = [a for a in macros if re.match(r'hook_preconvert_|once_', a)] for fn in sorted(hooks): macros[fn]() # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # convert pages (markdown to HTML) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- for page in pages: print("info : convert %s" % page) # replace expressions and statements in page source macros["page"] = page out = regx_eval.sub(repl_eval, page.source) out = regx_exec.sub(repl_exec, out) # convert to HTML page.html = markdown.Markdown(extensions=opts.md_ext).convert(out) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # run post-convert hooks in macro module # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- hooks = [a for a in macros if a.startswith("hook_postconvert_")] for fn in sorted(hooks): macros[fn]() # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # render complete HTML pages # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- with codecs.open(opj(project, "page.html"), 'r', opts.input_enc) as fp: skeleton = fp.read() for page in pages: print("info : render %s" % page.url) # replace expressions and statements in page.html macros["page"] = page macros["__content__"] = page.html out = regx_eval.sub(repl_eval, skeleton) out = regx_exec.sub(repl_exec, out) # un-escape escaped python code blocks out = regx_escp.sub(repl_escp, out) # make relative links absolute out = regx_rurl.sub(repl_rurl, out) # write HTML page fname = page.fname.replace(dir_in, dir_out) fname = re.sub(MKD_PATT, ".html", fname) with codecs.open(fname, 'w', opts.output_enc) as fp: fp.write(out) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # remove empty subfolders # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- removeEmptyFolders(dir_out) print("success: built project") def removeEmptyFolders(path): # remove empty subfolders files = os.listdir(path) if len(files): for f in files: fullpath = os.path.join(path, f) if os.path.isdir(fullpath): removeEmptyFolders(fullpath) # Dirty OS X Hack try: os.remove(os.path.join(path, ".DS_Store")) except OSError as ex: pass # if folder empty, delete it files = os.listdir(path) if len(files) == 0: print "info : removing empty folder: ", path os.rmdir(path) # ============================================================================= # serve site # ============================================================================= def serve(project, port): """Temporary serve a site project.""" root = opj(project, "output") if not os.listdir(project): print("abort : output dir is empty (build project first!)") sys.exit(1) os.chdir(root) server = HTTPServer(('', port), SimpleHTTPRequestHandler) server.serve_forever() # ============================================================================= # options # ============================================================================= def options(): """Parse and validate command line arguments.""" usage = ("Usage: %prog --init [path/to/project]\n" " %prog --build [OPTIONS] [path/to/project]\n" " %prog --serve [OPTIONS] [path/to/project]\n" "\n" " Project path is optional, '.' is used as default.") op = optparse.OptionParser(usage=usage) op.add_option("-i" , "--init", action="store_true", default=False, help="init project") op.add_option("-b" , "--build", action="store_true", default=False, help="build project") op.add_option("-s" , "--serve", action="store_true", default=False, help="serve project") og = optparse.OptionGroup(op, "Build options") og.add_option("", "--base-url", default="/", metavar="URL", help="base url for relative links (default: /)") og.add_option("" , "--ignore", default=r"^\.|~$", metavar="REGEX", help="input files to ignore (default: '^\.|~$')") og.add_option("" , "--md-ext", default=[], metavar="EXT", action="append", help="enable a markdown extension") og.add_option("", "--input-enc", default="utf-8", metavar="ENC", help="encoding of input pages (default: utf-8)") og.add_option("", "--output-enc", default="utf-8", metavar="ENC", help="encoding of output pages (default: utf-8)") og.add_option("", "--filename-enc", default="utf-8", metavar="ENC", help="encoding of file names (default: utf-8)") op.add_option_group(og) og = optparse.OptionGroup(op, "Serve options") og.add_option("" , "--port", default=8080, metavar="PORT", type="int", help="port for serving (default: 8080)") op.add_option_group(og) opts, args = op.parse_args() if opts.init + opts.build + opts.serve < 1: op.print_help() op.exit() opts.project = args and args[0] or "." return opts # ============================================================================= # template helper functions # ============================================================================= def htmlspecialchars(s): """ Replace the characters that are special within HTML (&, <, > and ") with their equivalent character entity (e.g., &). This should be called whenever an arbitrary string is inserted into HTML (so in most places where you use {{ variable }} in your templates). Note that " is not special in most HTML, only within attributes. However, since escaping it does not hurt within normal HTML, it is just escaped unconditionally. """ escape = { "&": "&", '"': """, ">": ">", "<": "<", } # Look up the translation for every character in s (defaulting to # the character itself if no translation is available). return ''.join([escape.get(c,c) for c in s]) # ============================================================================= # main # ============================================================================= def main(): opts = options() if opts.init: init(opts.project) if opts.build: build(opts.project, opts) if opts.serve: serve(opts.project, opts.port) if __name__ == '__main__': main()