#lang racket/base
( require ( for-syntax racket/base ) )
( require racket/port racket/file racket/rerequire racket/path )
( require sugar )
( module+ test ( require rackunit ) )
;; for shared use by eval & system
( define nowhere-port ( open-output-nowhere ) )
;; mod-dates is a hash that takes lists of paths as keys,
;; and lists of modification times as values.
( define mod-dates ( make-hash ) )
( define ( make-mod-dates-key paths )
;; project require files are appended to the mod-date path key.
;; Why? So a change in a require file will trigger a render
( define project-require-files ( or ( get-project-require-files ) empty ) )
( flatten ( append paths project-require-files ) ) )
( define ( path->mod-date-value path )
( and ( file-exists? path ) ; returns #f if a file doesn't exist
( file-or-directory-modify-seconds path ) ) )
( module+ test
( check-false ( path->mod-date-value ( ->path " nonexistent-file-is-false.rkt " ) ) ) )
( define ( store-render-in-mod-dates . rest-paths )
( define key ( make-mod-dates-key rest-paths ) )
( hash-set! mod-dates key ( map path->mod-date-value key ) ) )
( module+ test
( reset-mod-dates )
( store-render-in-mod-dates ( build-path ( current-directory ) ( ->path " render.rkt " ) ) )
( check-true ( = ( len mod-dates ) 1 ) )
( reset-mod-dates ) )
;; when you want to generate everything fresh,
;; but without having to #:force everything.
;; render functions will always go when no mod-date is found.
( define ( reset-mod-dates )
( set! mod-dates ( make-hash ) ) )
( module+ test
( reset-mod-dates )
( store-render-in-mod-dates ( build-path ( current-directory ) ( ->path " render.rkt " ) ) )
( reset-mod-dates )
( check-true ( = ( len mod-dates ) 0 ) ) )
( define ( mod-date-expired? . rest-paths )
( define key ( make-mod-dates-key rest-paths ) )
( or ( not ( key . in? . mod-dates ) ) ; no stored mod date
( not ( equal? ( map path->mod-date-value key ) ( get mod-dates key ) ) ) ) ) ; data has changed
( module+ test
( reset-mod-dates )
( let ( [ path ( build-path ( current-directory ) ( ->path " render.rkt " ) ) ] )
( store-render-in-mod-dates path )
( check-false ( mod-date-expired? path ) )
( reset-mod-dates )
( check-true ( mod-date-expired? path ) ) ) )
( define+provide/contract ( render-batch . xs )
( ( ) #:rest ( listof pathish? ) . ->* . void? )
;; This will trigger rendering of all files.
;; Why not pass #:force #t through with render?
;; Because certain files will pass through multiple times (e.g., templates)
;; And with #:force, they would be rendered repeatedly.
;; Using reset-mod-dates is sort of like session control:
;; setting a state that persists through the whole operation.
( reset-mod-dates )
( for-each render xs ) )
( define+provide/contract ( render #:force [ force #f ] . xs )
( ( ) ( #:force boolean? ) #:rest ( listof pathish? ) . ->* . void? )
( define ( &render x )
( let ( [ path ( ->complete-path x ) ] )
( cond
[ ( has/is-null-source? path ) ( render-null-source path #:force force ) ]
[ ( has/is-preproc-source? path ) ( render-preproc-source-if-needed path #:force force ) ]
[ ( has/is-markup-source? path ) ( render-markup path #:force force ) ]
[ ( ptree-source? path ) ( let ( [ ptree ( cached-require path ' main ) ] )
( render-files-in-ptree ptree #:force force ) ) ]
[ ( equal? world:fallback-template ( ->string ( file-name-from-path path ) ) )
( message " Render: using fallback template " ) ]
[ ( file-exists? path ) ( message " Serving static file " ( ->string ( file-name-from-path path ) ) ) ] ) ) )
( for-each &render xs ) )
;; todo: write tests
( define ( rendering-message path )
( message " Rendering " ( ->string ( file-name-from-path path ) ) ) )
( define ( rendered-message path )
( message " Rendered " ( ->string ( file-name-from-path path ) ) ) )
( define ( up-to-date-message path )
( message ( ->string ( file-name-from-path path ) ) " is up to date, using cached copy " ) )
( define ( render-null-source path #:force force )
;; this op is trivial & fast, so do it every time.
( define-values ( source-path output-path ) ( ->null-source+output-paths path ) )
( message ( format " Copying ~a to ~a "
( file-name-from-path source-path )
( file-name-from-path output-path ) ) )
( copy-file source-path output-path #t ) )
( define ( render-preproc-source source-path output-path )
;; how we render: import 'main from preproc source file,
;; which is rendered during source parsing, and write that to output path
( define-values ( source-dir source-name _ ) ( split-path source-path ) )
( rendering-message ( format " ~a from ~a "
( file-name-from-path output-path )
( file-name-from-path source-path ) ) )
( let ( [ main ( time ( render-through-eval source-dir ` ( begin ( require pollen/cache ) ( cached-require , source-path ' main ) ) ) ) ] ) ;; todo: how to use world global here? Wants an identifier, not a value
( display-to-file main output-path #:exists ' replace ) )
( store-render-in-mod-dates source-path ) ; don't store mod date until render has completed!
( rendered-message output-path ) )
( define ( render-preproc-source-if-needed path #:force [ force-render #f ] )
( define-values ( source-path output-path ) ( ->preproc-source+output-paths path ) )
( define render-needed?
( or
force-render
( not ( file-exists? output-path ) )
( mod-date-expired? source-path )
( let ( [ source-reloaded? ( handle-source-rerequire source-path ) ] )
source-reloaded? ) ) )
( if render-needed?
( render-preproc-source source-path output-path )
( up-to-date-message output-path ) ) )
;; todo: write tests
( define ( handle-source-rerequire source-path )
( define-values ( source-dir source-name _ ) ( split-path source-path ) )
;; use dynamic-rerequire now to force render for cached-require later,
;; otherwise the source file will get cached by compiler
( define port-for-catching-file-info ( open-output-string ) )
( parameterize ( [ current-directory source-dir ]
[ current-error-port port-for-catching-file-info ] )
( dynamic-rerequire source-path ) )
;; if the file needed to be reloaded, there will be a message in the port
( ->boolean ( > ( len ( get-output-string port-for-catching-file-info ) ) 0 ) ) )
( define ( render-markup path [ template-name #f ] #:force [ force-render #f ] )
( define-values ( source-path output-path ) ( ->markup-source+output-paths path ) )
;; todo: this won't work with source files nested down one level
( define-values ( source-dir ignored also-ignored ) ( split-path source-path ) )
;; Then the rest:
;; 1) Set the template.
( define template-path
( or
;; Build the possible paths and use the first one that either exists, or has a preproc source that exists.
( ormap ( λ ( p ) ( if ( ormap file-exists? ( list p ( ->preproc-source-path p ) ) ) p #f ) )
( filter ( λ ( x ) ( ->boolean x ) ) ; if any of the possibilities below are invalid, they return #f
( list
( and template-name ( build-path source-dir template-name ) ) ; path based on template-name
( parameterize ( [ current-directory ( world:current-project-root ) ] )
( let ( [ source-metas ( cached-require source-path ' metas ) ] )
( and ( world:template-meta-key . in? . source-metas )
( build-path source-dir ( get source-metas world:template-meta-key ) ) ) ) ) ; path based on metas
( build-path source-dir
( add-ext ( add-ext world:default-template-prefix ( get-ext ( ->output-path source-path ) ) ) world:template-source-ext ) ) ) ) ) ; path using default template
( let ( [ ft-path ( build-path source-dir world:fallback-template ) ] ) ; if none of these work, make fallback template file
( copy-file ( build-path ( world:current-server-extras-path ) world:fallback-template ) ft-path #t )
ft-path ) ) )
( render template-path #:force force-render ) ; because template might have its own preprocessor source
;; 2) Render the source file with template, if needed.
;; Render is expensive, so we avoid it when we can. Four conditions where we render:
( if ( or force-render ; a) it's explicitly demanded
( not ( file-exists? output-path ) ) ; b) output file does not exist
( mod-date-expired? source-path template-path ) ; c) mod-dates indicates render is needed
( let ( [ source-reloaded? ( handle-source-rerequire source-path ) ] ) ; d) dynamic-rerequire says refresh needed
source-reloaded? ) )
( begin
( message " Rendering source " ( ->string ( file-name-from-path source-path ) )
" with template " ( ->string ( file-name-from-path template-path ) ) )
( let ( [ page-result ( time ( render-source-with-template source-path template-path ) ) ] )
( display-to-file page-result output-path #:exists ' replace )
( store-render-in-mod-dates source-path template-path )
( rendered-message output-path ) ) )
( up-to-date-message output-path ) )
( let ( [ ft-path ( build-path source-dir world:fallback-template ) ] ) ; delete fallback template if needed
( when ( file-exists? ft-path ) ( delete-file ft-path ) ) ) )
;; cache some modules inside this namespace so they can be shared by namespace for eval
;; todo: macrofy this to avoid repeating names
( require web-server/templates
xml
racket/port
racket/file
racket/rerequire
racket/contract
racket/list
racket/match
pollen/debug
pollen/decode
;; pollen/file-tools
;; not pollen/main, because it brings in pollen/top
pollen/lang/inner-lang-helper
pollen/predicates ;; exports file-tools
pollen/ptree
pollen/cache
sugar
txexpr
pollen/template
pollen/tools
;; not pollen/top, because we don't want it in the current ns
pollen/world
pollen/project-requires )
( define original-ns ( current-namespace ) )
( define ( render-through-eval base-dir eval-string )
( parameterize ( [ current-namespace ( make-base-namespace ) ]
[ current-directory ( ->complete-path base-dir ) ]
[ current-output-port ( current-error-port ) ]
[ current-ptree ( make-project-ptree ( world:current-project-root ) ) ]
[ current-url-context ( world:current-project-root ) ] )
( for-each ( λ ( mod-name ) ( namespace-attach-module original-ns mod-name ) )
' ( web-server/templates
xml
racket/port
racket/file
racket/rerequire
racket/contract
racket/list
racket/match
pollen/debug
pollen/decode
pollen/lang/inner-lang-helper
pollen/predicates
pollen/ptree
pollen/cache
sugar
txexpr
pollen/template
pollen/tools
pollen/world
pollen/project-requires ) )
( eval eval-string ( current-namespace ) ) ) )
( define ( render-source-with-template source-path template-path )
( match-define-values ( source-dir source-name _ ) ( split-path source-path ) )
( match-define-values ( _ template-name _ ) ( split-path template-path ) )
( set! source-name ( ->string source-name ) )
( define string-to-eval
` ( begin
( require ( for-syntax racket/base ) )
( require web-server/templates pollen/cache )
;; we could require the source-name directly,
;; and get its exports and also the project-requires transitively.
;; but this is slow.
;; So do it separately: require the project require files on their own,
;; then fetch the other exports out of the cache.
( require pollen/lang/inner-lang-helper )
( require-project-require-files )
( let ( [ main ( cached-require , source-name ' main ) ]
[ metas ( cached-require , source-name ' metas ) ] )
( local-require pollen/debug pollen/ptree pollen/template pollen/top )
( include-template #:command-char , world:template-field-delimiter , ( ->string template-name ) ) ) ) )
( render-through-eval source-dir string-to-eval ) )
#|
( module+ main
( parameterize ( [ current-cache ( make-cache ) ]
[ world:current-project-root ( string->path " /Users/mb/git/bpt " ) ] )
( render
( string->path " /Users/mb/git/bpt/test.html.pm " )
) ) )
| #
( define ( render-files-in-ptree ptree #:force [ force #f ] )
( for-each ( λ ( i ) ( render i #:force force ) )
( ( cached-require " ptree.rkt " ' all-pages ) ptree ) ) )
;; todo: write test