# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ = TracNav: The navigation bar for Trac = This macro implements a fully customizable navigation bar for the Trac wiki engine. The contents of the navigation bar is a wiki page itself and can be edited like any other wiki page through the web interface. The navigation bar supports hierarchical ordering of topics. The design of TracNav mimics the design of the TracGuideToc that was originally supplied with Trac. The drawback of TracGuideToc is that it is not customizable without editing its source code and that it does not support hierarchical ordering. == Installation == To install TracNav, place the file `TracNav.py` in the `wiki-macros` subdirectory and the accompanying `tracnav.css` file in the `templates` subdirectory of your Trac project. Add this line {{{ @import url(/site/tracnav.css); }}} to the `templates/site_css.cs` file of your Trac project. The `tracnav.css` file defines the styles for displaying the navigation bar. These styles build upon the styles for !TracGuideToc that come with your Trac distribution. If you just install the macro but miss to install the style file, TracNav will work but look somewhat strange. == Usage == To use TracNav, create an index page for your site and call the TracNav macro on each page, where the navigation bar should be displayed. The index page is a regular wiki page. The page with the table of contents must include an unordered list of links that should be displayed in the navigation bar. To display the navigation bar on a page, you must call the TracNav macro on that page an pass the name of your table of contents as argument. == Author and license == Copyright 2005, 2006 * Bernhard Haumacher (haui at haumacher.de) * Thomas Moschny (moschny at ipd.uni-karlsruhe.de) {{{ This program 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 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program 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 this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA }}} == Additional information and a life example == Please visit: http://svn.ipd.uka.de/trac/javaparty/wiki/TracNav """ __revision__ = "$Id$" import re from trac.wiki.api import WikiSystem from trac.wiki.model import WikiPage from trac.wiki.formatter import Formatter, OneLinerFormatter from StringIO import StringIO TRACNAVHOME = "http://svn.ipd.uka.de/trac/javaparty/wiki/TracNav" LISTRULE = re.compile(r"^(?P +)\* +(?P.*)$", re.M) ALLOWED_MACROS = ["image"] def get_toc(hdf, env, preview, name): """ Fetch the wiki page containing the toc, if available. """ if preview: cur_path = hdf.getValue('HTTP.PathInfo', '') toc_path = "/wiki/" + name if cur_path == toc_path: return hdf.getValue('args.text', '') if WikiSystem(env).has_page(name): return WikiPage(env, name).text else: return '' class TocFormatter(OneLinerFormatter): """ Basically the OneLinerFormatter, but additionally remembers the last wiki link. """ def format_toc(self, wikitext): self.link = None out = StringIO() OneLinerFormatter.format(self, wikitext, out) return out.getvalue(), self.link def __init__(self, env): OneLinerFormatter.__init__(self, env) self.link = None def _make_link(self, namespace, target, match, label): if namespace == 'wiki': self.link = target return OneLinerFormatter._make_link( self, namespace, target, match, label) def _macro_formatter(self, match, fullmatch): name = fullmatch.group('macroname').lower() if name == 'br': return ' ' elif name in ALLOWED_MACROS: # leapfrog the OneLinerFormatter return Formatter._macro_formatter(self, match, fullmatch) else: return '' # FIXME: what about _make_relative_link() ? # FIXME: CamelCase links are special and not handled by the Formatter... def get_toc_entry(toc_text, env): """ Parse and format the entries in toc_text. """ formatter = TocFormatter(env) for match in LISTRULE.finditer(toc_text): indent = len(match.group('indent')) label, link = formatter.format_toc(match.group('rest')) yield indent, link, label def get_toc_entry_and_indent(gen): """ Filter for get_toc_entry(). The first call to next() returns the indentation level of the next entry (or -1 if there are no more entries) and the second call returns the entry itself. """ while True: try: indent, link, label = gen.next() except StopIteration: yield -1 return yield indent yield link, label def _parse_toc(gen, next_indent, level = 0): toclist = [] if next_indent > level: sublist, next_indent = _parse_toc(gen, next_indent, level + 1) if next_indent < level: # level is empty return sublist, next_indent else: # broken indentation structure toclist.append((None, None, sublist)) while True: if next_indent == level: (link, label), next_indent = gen.next(), gen.next() if next_indent > level: sublist, next_indent = _parse_toc(gen, next_indent, level + 1) toclist.append((link, label, sublist)) else: toclist.append((link, label, None)) else: assert next_indent < level return toclist, next_indent def parse_toc(toc_text, env): """ Recursively construct the toc tree using _parse_toc(). """ gen = get_toc_entry_and_indent(get_toc_entry(toc_text, env)) toc, _ = _parse_toc(gen, gen.next()) return toc def execute(hdf, args, env): """ Main routine of the wiki macro. """ #env.log.debug("hdf: %s", hdf) preview = hdf.getValue('args.preview', "") curpage = hdf.getValue('wiki.page_name', "") # split the argument to get the wiki page names to include names = (args or "TOC").split('|') # Parsing the tocS tocs = [] for name in names: toc = parse_toc(get_toc(hdf, env, preview, name), env) if not toc: toc = parse_toc(' * TOC "%s" is empty!' % name, env) tocs.append((name, toc)) col = 0 html = '%s
\n' % indentation(col) col += 1 html += '%s

TracNav menu

' % \ (indentation(col), TRACNAVHOME) for name, toc in tocs: (found, filtered) = filter_toc(curpage, toc, 0) if found: html += display_all(hdf, env, name, curpage, filtered, col) else: html += display_all(hdf, env, name, curpage, toc, col) col -= 1 html += '%s
\n' % indentation(col) return html def filter_toc(curpage, toc, level): found = 0 result = [] for name, title, sub in toc: if sub == None: if name == curpage: found = 1 result.append((name, title, None)) else: (subfound, subtoc) = filter_toc(curpage, sub, level + 1) if subfound: found = 1 if subfound or (name == None): if level == 0 and name != None: prepended = [(name, title, subtoc)] prepended.extend(result) result = prepended else: result.append((name, title, subtoc)) else: result.append((name, title, [])) return (found, result) def indentation(col): return ' ' * col def display_all(hdf, env, name, curpage, toc, col): preview = hdf.getValue('args.preview', "") html = '' if (not preview) and hdf.getValue('trac.acl.WIKI_MODIFY', ''): html += '%s\n' % \ (indentation(col), env.href.wiki(name)) html += '%s\n' % indentation(col) return html def display(curpage, toc, depth, col): html = '' for name, title, sub in toc: li_style = ' style="padding-left: %dem;"' % (depth + 1) if sub == None: if name == curpage: cls = ' class="active"' else: cls = '' html += '%s%s\n' % \ (indentation(col), li_style, cls, title) else: html += '%s\n' % (indentation(col), li_style) col += 1 if name == None or sub: html += '%s

%s

\n' % \ (indentation(col), title) else: html += '%s

%s...

\n' % \ (indentation(col), title) col -= 1 html += '%s\n' % indentation(col) if len(sub) > 0: html += display(curpage, sub, depth + 1, col) return html