sass-site/tool/typedoc-theme.js
2023-06-05 18:10:47 -04:00

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const { DefaultTheme, DefaultThemeRenderContext, JSX } = require('typedoc');
function bind(fn, first) {
return (...r) => fn(first, ...r);
}
/**
* Take text `input` and converts it into a string of all arguments suitable for
* the `{% compatibility %}` tag.
*/
function parseCompatibility(input) {
return input
.split(',')
.map((arg) => `'${arg.trim()}'`)
.join(', ');
}
class SassSiteRenderContext extends DefaultThemeRenderContext {
// We don't include Typedoc's JS, so the default means of displaying overloads
// as multiple togglable definitions within a single member documentation
// doesn't work. Instead, we emit each overload as a separate entry with its
// own panel.
oldMember = this.member;
member = bind(function (context, props) {
const signatures = props?.signatures;
if (signatures && signatures.length > 1) {
const element = JSX.createElement(
JSX.Fragment,
null,
...signatures.map((signature) => {
props.signatures = [signature];
return context.oldMember(props);
}),
);
props.signatures = signatures;
return element;
}
return context.oldMember(props);
}, this);
// Add compatibility indicators to the beginning of documentation blocks.
oldComment = this.comment;
comment = bind((context, props) => {
if (!props.comment) return;
const compatibilityTags = props.comment.blockTags.filter(
(tag) => tag.tag === '@compatibility',
);
props.comment.removeTags('@compatibility');
const parent = this.oldComment(props);
if (!parent) return;
parent.children.unshift(
...compatibilityTags.map((compat) => {
// Compatibility tags should have a single text block.
const text = compat.content[0].text;
// The first line is arguments to `{% compatibility %}` tag, anything
// after that is the contents of the block.
const lineBreak = text.indexOf('\n');
const compatibilityArgs = parseCompatibility(
lineBreak === -1 ? text : text.substring(0, lineBreak),
);
const restOfFirst =
lineBreak === -1 ? null : text.substring(lineBreak + 1);
const rest = [
...(restOfFirst ? [{ kind: 'text', text: restOfFirst }] : []),
...compat.content.slice(1),
];
return JSX.createElement(JSX.Raw, {
html:
`{% compatibility ${compatibilityArgs} %}` +
(rest ? context.markdown(rest) : '') +
'{% endcompatibility %}',
});
}),
);
return parent;
}, this);
// Convert paragraphs that start with **Heads up!** or **Fun fact!** into
// proper callouts.
oldMarkdown = this.markdown;
markdown = bind(
(context, text) =>
context
.oldMarkdown(text)
.replace(
/<p><strong>Heads up!<\/strong>([^]*?)<\/p>/g,
'{% headsUp %}$1{% endheadsUp %}',
)
.replace(
/<p><strong>Fun fact!<\/strong>([^]*?)<\/p>/g,
'{% funFact %}$1{% endfunFact %}',
),
this,
);
// Relative URLs don't work well for index pages since they can be rendered at
// different directory levels, so we just convert all URLs to absolute to be
// safe.
oldUrlTo = this.urlTo;
urlTo = bind(function (context, reflection) {
const relative = context.oldUrlTo(reflection);
const absolute = new URL(
relative,
`relative:///documentation/js-api/${context.theme.markedPlugin.location}`,
);
absolute.pathname = absolute.pathname
.replace(/\.html$/, '')
.replace(/\/index$/, '');
return absolute.toString().replace(/^relative:\/\//, '');
}, this);
}
class SassSiteTheme extends DefaultTheme {
getRenderContext(page) {
this.contextCache ??= new SassSiteRenderContext(
this,
page,
this.application.options,
);
return this.contextCache;
}
render(page, template) {
const context = this.getRenderContext(page);
// The default header includes a search bar that we don't want, so we just
// render title on its own.
const breadcrumb = page.model.parent
? `<ul class="tsd-breadcrumb">${JSX.renderElement(
context.breadcrumb(page.model),
)}</ul>`
: '';
const heading =
(page.model.kindString === 'Project'
? ''
: `${page.model.kindString || ''} `) +
page.model.name +
(page.model.typeParameters
? `&lt;${page.model.typeParameters
.map((item) => item.name)
.join(', ')}&gt;`
: '');
// The default template renders a full HTML document, but for the Sass site
// we want it to be a page within the normal layout so we just render the
// contents with a header that provides the title tag. We also wrap it in a
// div with class "typedoc" so we can isolate the typedoc-specific CSS.
return `---
title: ${JSON.stringify(`${page.model.name} | JS API`)}
---
<div class="typedoc">
<header>
<div class="tsd-page-title">
<div class="container">
${breadcrumb}
<h1>${heading}</h1>
</div>
</div>
</header>
<div class="container container-main">
<div class="col-content">
${JSX.renderElement(template(page))}
</div>
<div class="col-sidebar">
<div class="site-menu">
${JSX.renderElement(context.sidebar(page))}
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
`;
}
}
// TODO: See if there's a graceful way to support "Heads up!" and Compatibility
// annotations as @-tags rather than needing to write out the HTML by hand.
exports.load = (app) => {
app.converter.addUnknownSymbolResolver((ref, refl, part, symbolId) => {
if (!symbolId) return;
const name = symbolId.qualifiedName;
switch (ref.moduleSource) {
case 'immutable':
return `https://immutable-js.com/docs/latest@main/${name}/`;
case 'source-map-js':
if (name === 'RawSourceMap') {
return 'https://github.com/mozilla/source-map/blob/58819f09018d56ef84dc41ba9c93f554e0645169/source-map.d.ts#L15-L23';
}
break;
case '@types/node':
if (name === 'Buffer') {
return 'https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html';
}
break;
case 'typescript':
switch (name) {
case 'URL':
return 'https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL';
case 'Promise':
return 'https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise';
}
break;
}
});
app.renderer.defineTheme('sass-site', SassSiteTheme);
};