Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- func AssignMetadata(metadata []map[string]interface{}, resources ...resource.Resource) error
- func ResourceCacheKey(filename string) string
- func ResourceKeyContainsAny(key string, partitions []string) bool
- func ResourceKeyPartitions(filename string) []string
- type ResourceCache
- func (c *ResourceCache) Contains(key string) bool
- func (c *ResourceCache) DeletePartitions(partitions ...string)
- func (c *ResourceCache) GetOrCreate(key string, f func() (resource.Resource, error)) (resource.Resource, error)
- func (c *ResourceCache) GetOrCreateResources(key string, f func() (resource.Resources, error)) (resource.Resources, error)
- type ResourceSourceDescriptor
- type ResourceTransformation
- type ResourceTransformationCtx
- type ResourceTransformer
- type Spec
- type Transformer
Constants ¶
const ( CACHE_CLEAR_ALL = "clear_all" CACHE_OTHER = "other" )
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func AssignMetadata ¶
AssignMetadata assigns the given metadata to those resources that supports updates and matching by wildcard given in `src` using `filepath.Match` with lower cased values. This assignment is additive, but the most specific match needs to be first. The `name` and `title` metadata field support shell-matched collection it got a match in. See https://golang.org/pkg/path/#Match
func ResourceCacheKey ¶
ResourceCacheKey converts the filename into the format used in the resource cache.
func ResourceKeyContainsAny ¶
ResourceKeyContainsAny returns whether the key is a member of any of the given partitions.
This is used for resource cache invalidation.
func ResourceKeyPartitions ¶
ResourceKeyPartitions resolves a ordered slice of partitions that is used to do resource cache invalidations.
We use the first directory path element and the extension, so:
a/b.json => "a", "json" b.json => "json"
For some of the extensions we will also map to closely related types, e.g. "scss" will also return "sass".
Types ¶
type ResourceCache ¶
func (*ResourceCache) Contains ¶
func (c *ResourceCache) Contains(key string) bool
func (*ResourceCache) DeletePartitions ¶
func (c *ResourceCache) DeletePartitions(partitions ...string)
func (*ResourceCache) GetOrCreate ¶
func (*ResourceCache) GetOrCreateResources ¶
type ResourceSourceDescriptor ¶
type ResourceSourceDescriptor struct { // TargetPaths is a callback to fetch paths's relative to its owner. TargetPaths func() page.TargetPaths // Need one of these to load the resource content. SourceFile source.File OpenReadSeekCloser resource.OpenReadSeekCloser FileInfo os.FileInfo // If OpenReadSeekerCloser is not set, we use this to open the file. SourceFilename string Fs afero.Fs // The relative target filename without any language code. RelTargetFilename string // Any base paths prepended to the target path. This will also typically be the // language code, but setting it here means that it should not have any effect on // the permalink. // This may be several values. In multihost mode we may publish the same resources to // multiple targets. TargetBasePaths []string // Delay publishing until either Permalink or RelPermalink is called. Maybe never. LazyPublish bool }
func (ResourceSourceDescriptor) Filename ¶
func (r ResourceSourceDescriptor) Filename() string
type ResourceTransformation ¶
type ResourceTransformation interface { Key() internal.ResourceTransformationKey Transform(ctx *ResourceTransformationCtx) error }
ResourceTransformation is the interface that a resource transformation step needs to implement.
type ResourceTransformationCtx ¶
type ResourceTransformationCtx struct { // The content to transform. From io.Reader // The target of content transformation. // The current implementation requires that r is written to w // even if no transformation is performed. To io.Writer // This is the relative path to the original source. Unix styled slashes. SourcePath string // This is the relative target path to the resource. Unix styled slashes. InPath string // The relative target path to the transformed resource. Unix styled slashes. OutPath string // The input media type InMediaType media.Type // The media type of the transformed resource. OutMediaType media.Type // Data data can be set on the transformed Resource. Not that this need // to be simple types, as it needs to be serialized to JSON and back. Data map[string]interface{} // This is used to publis additional artifacts, e.g. source maps. // We may improve this. OpenResourcePublisher func(relTargetPath string) (io.WriteCloser, error) }
func (*ResourceTransformationCtx) AddOutPathIdentifier ¶
func (ctx *ResourceTransformationCtx) AddOutPathIdentifier(identifier string)
AddOutPathIdentifier transforming InPath to OutPath adding an identifier, eg '.min' before any extension.
func (*ResourceTransformationCtx) PublishSourceMap ¶
func (ctx *ResourceTransformationCtx) PublishSourceMap(content string) error
PublishSourceMap writes the content to the target folder of the main resource with the ".map" extension added.
func (*ResourceTransformationCtx) ReplaceOutPathExtension ¶
func (ctx *ResourceTransformationCtx) ReplaceOutPathExtension(newExt string)
ReplaceOutPathExtension transforming InPath to OutPath replacing the file extension, e.g. ".scss"
type ResourceTransformer ¶
type ResourceTransformer interface { resource.Resource Transformer }
type Spec ¶
type Spec struct { *helpers.PathSpec MediaTypes media.Types OutputFormats output.Formats Logger *loggers.Logger TextTemplates tpl.TemplateParseFinder Permalinks page.PermalinkExpander ResourceCache *ResourceCache FileCaches filecache.Caches // contains filtered or unexported fields }
func (*Spec) CacheStats ¶
func (*Spec) ClearCaches ¶
func (r *Spec) ClearCaches()
func (*Spec) DeleteCacheByPrefix ¶
type Transformer ¶
type Transformer interface {
Transform(...ResourceTransformation) (ResourceTransformer, error)
}
Source Files ¶
Directories ¶
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Package images provides template functions for manipulating images.
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Package images provides template functions for manipulating images. |
Package page contains the core interfaces and types for the Page resource, a core component in Hugo.
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Package page contains the core interfaces and types for the Page resource, a core component in Hugo. |
resource_factories
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bundler
Package bundler contains functions for concatenation etc.
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Package bundler contains functions for concatenation etc. |
create
Package create contains functions for to create Resource objects.
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Package create contains functions for to create Resource objects. |
resource_transformers
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templates
Package templates contains functions for template processing of Resource objects.
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Package templates contains functions for template processing of Resource objects. |