From 40ebd5e7a0194c4898afae9ba54d3fe528e906a9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: crc <> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2023 10:53:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] new example: converting konilo wiki blocks to HTML FossilOrigin-Name: e46e955bbbd9edc5496ee8ef185f607a9c9f9a2b3e9c8901793a8eada67d3eb0 --- example/konilo-wiki.retro | 119 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 119 insertions(+) create mode 100755 example/konilo-wiki.retro diff --git a/example/konilo-wiki.retro b/example/konilo-wiki.retro new file mode 100755 index 0000000..50ce728 --- /dev/null +++ b/example/konilo-wiki.retro @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env retro + +In the Konilo system, I have a set of blocks that serve as a +little wiki. This is a small program that generates HTML from +the wiki: blocks. + +It assumes the existance of an `_wiki` directiory under the +current directory. The generated HTML will be store in this. + +If you use this, I recommend having it run via a cron job. + +~~~ +'Block d:create #1026 allot ; + +:block:buffer &Block n:inc ; + +'ilo.blocks block:set-file +~~~ + +Wiki blocks take a form of: + + 0 wiki: pagename + 1 .... + 2 .... + ... [snipped] ... + 14 .... + 15 .... + +I define a helper word to identify the wiki blocks based on +their title line. + +~~~ +:wiki? (-f) + block:buffer 'wiki:_ s:begins-with? ; +~~~ + +Since the exported blocks need to go into files, I want to name +the files after the pagename in the title line. A pair of words +is defined to extract the page name and to generate a file name. + +The actual page names are required to be lowercase. + +~~~ +:~filter (-q) + [ { $. $/ $, $; $: ${ $} $[ $] $( $) $$ } a:contains? not ] ; + +:pagename/raw (-s) + block:buffer #6 n:add #58 s:left s:trim ; + +:pagename (-s) + pagename/raw ~filter s:filter ; + +:filename (-s) + pagename '\_wiki/%s.html s:format ; +~~~ + +~~~ +'F var + +:~open (-) filename dup s:put nl file:W file:open !F ; +:~save (s-) [ @F file:write ] s:for-each #32 @F file:write ; +:~br (-) '
[ @F file:write ] s:for-each ; +:~nl (-) #10 @F file:write ; +:~close (-) @F file:close ; +~~~ + +Wiki entries are ordinary blocks. I use an asterisk (*) sigil to +mark links. My strategy here is to copy a line into a `Line` +buffer, then tokenize it. I can then look at the start of each +token to see if it is a link. If so, I generate an tag for +the link. Otherwise I just display the token. + +~~~ +'Line d:create #65 allot + +:link? (s-sf) dup #0 s:fetch $* eq? ; + +:link:template (-s) '%s ; + +:link (s-) dup n:inc s:to-lower ~filter s:filter link:template s:format ~save ; + +:line + &Line buffer:set #64 [ fetch-next buffer:add ] times + &Line #32 s:tokenize [ link? [ link ] [ ~save ] choose ] a:for-each ~nl ; + +:~css + { ' + } &~save a:for-each ; + +:display (-) + ~open + ~css + 'start_| s:format ~save + 'all-pages

s:format ~save + pagename/raw '%s\n s:format ~save + block:buffer #64 n:add #15 &line times drop + ~close ; + +:dump-blocks + 'ilo.blocks file:R file:open dup file:size swap file:close #4096 n:div + [ I block:buffer block:read wiki? [ display ] if ] indexed-times ; + +dump-blocks +~~~ + +~~~ +'all-pages.html file:W file:open !F +~css + 'start_| s:format ~save + 'all-pages

s:format ~save +'\_wiki s:format unix:chdir +[ dup dup s:length #5 n:sub s:left swap '•_%s\n s:format ~save ] unix:for-each-file +~close +~~~ +