khosra/internal/render/render.go

// Package render turns a bundle into bytes: Markdown to HTML, then a template set. It knows content and
// nothing about HTTP.
//
// The embedded templates and stylesheet are the reference theme (ADR-0026) — a demonstration of
// docs/theme-contract.md, not a design. Fields a template may rely on are listed there.
package render

import (
	"bytes"
	"embed"
	"fmt"
	"html/template"
	"io/fs"
	"path"
	"time"

	"github.com/yuin/goldmark"
	"github.com/yuin/goldmark/extension"
	"github.com/yuin/goldmark/parser"

	"khosra/internal/content"
)

//go:embed templates
var themeFS embed.FS

// head is what every kind of page shares: the document shell the base template needs. Absence is the
// zero value — a template reads what exists and never fails on a missing field (invariant 1).
type head struct {
	// Title may be empty for a bundle; a listing always has one.
	Title string
	// Lang is the locale being served.
	Lang string
	// Canonical is the permalink of what was actually served, which differs from the URL requested when
	// the fallback chain supplied another language (ADR-0009).
	Canonical string
	// Alternates lists every language this key exists in, for hreflang.
	Alternates []Alternate
	// Style is the reference theme's stylesheet, inlined so a bare site root needs no asset route.
	Style template.CSS
	// Site is what the site declared about itself in site.yaml (ADR-0039). Zero when it declared nothing.
	Site content.Settings
}

// Page is one bundle rendered.
type Page struct {
	head
	// Key is the bundle's identity, useful for building links.
	Key string
	// HTML is the rendered body.
	HTML template.HTML
	// Extra carries every frontmatter key the parser does not name (ADR-0002).
	Extra map[string]any
	// Sequence is the series this page sits in, nil when it sits in none.
	Sequence *Sequence
}

// Sequence is a series as a page sees it: its members in reading order, and where this page is in them
// (ADR-0033).
type Sequence struct {
	// Title is the series' title, empty when the landing page omits one; URL is its permalink.
	Title, URL string
	// Members are every entry in reading order — ascending, unlike a dated listing.
	Members []Item
	// Index is this page's 1-based position, zero when this page is the series landing itself. Count is
	// how many members there are.
	Index, Count int
	// Prev and Next are the neighbours in reading order, nil at the ends and on the landing page. Prev is
	// the *earlier* entry, the opposite sense of a listing's PrevURL.
	Prev, Next *Item
	// First and Last are the ends of the series, set whenever it has members.
	First, Last *Item
}

// List is a collection page: the result of a Query, one page of it.
type List struct {
	head
	// Items are the entries on this page, in the Query's order.
	Items []Item
	// Page is 1-based; Pages is the total, at least 1 even when empty.
	Page, Pages int
	// PrevURL and NextURL are empty at the ends. Newer is "prev" because the order is newest first.
	PrevURL, NextURL string
	// Groups is set instead of Items when entries are grouped — a tag listing groups by section, so one
	// busy term stays readable (ADR-0018).
	Groups []Group
}

// Group is a named run of entries within a listing.
type Group struct {
	Name  string
	Items []Item
}

// Item is one entry in a listing.
type Item struct {
	Title string
	Key   string
	URL   string
	Date  time.Time
}

// Alternate is one language a bundle exists in.
type Alternate struct {
	Lang string
	URL  string
}

// Renderer holds the parsed template set and the Markdown converter. Templates are parsed once, never
// per request (conventions.md).
type Renderer struct {
	// Two sets, not one: base plus the block that kind of page defines. A single set would have two
	// definitions of "main" fighting, which is why per-type sets are the shape (ADR-0019).
	page *template.Template
	list *template.Template
	// partials are named fragments a feature renders through, so no feature decides markup (ADR-0036).
	partials *template.Template
	md       goldmark.Markdown
	style    template.CSS
	// files is the site root, handed to features through Origin. Nil when there is none.
	files fs.FS
	// settings are the site's declarations, constant for the life of the process.
	settings content.Settings
	// reload reparses the theme before each render, for `-dev`: editing a template should not need a restart.
	// Off in a serving build, where parsing once is the point (conventions.md).
	reload bool
	// siteFS and extend are kept only so reload can rebuild what New built.
	siteFS fs.FS
	extend func(Partial) []goldmark.Extender
}

// Partial renders a named fragment. A feature under internal/ext is handed one of these at wiring time,
// because markup belongs to the theme and a feature must not write any (ADR-0036).
type Partial func(name string, data Fragment) ([]byte, error)

// Fragment is what a fragment template receives (ADR-0037, widened by ADR-0042).
type Fragment struct {
	// Args are the call's key="value" pairs, exactly as written. Escaping is the template's.
	Args map[string]string
	// Pictures are what the engine gathered rather than the author wrote: one for a figure, many for a
	// gallery, none when the call names nothing a picture. Kept apart from Args so a supplied value can never
	// be mistaken for an authored one.
	Pictures []Picture
}

// Picture is one image a fragment can render (ADR-0042).
type Picture struct {
	// Src is the author's own file, relative to the bundle. A browser that ignores Srcset still gets the
	// picture that was put there.
	Src string
	// Srcset offers the derivatives, closed by the original at its own width; empty when the picture is
	// already small enough that no derivative was worth making.
	Srcset string
	// Width and Height are the original's intrinsic size, so a page can reserve the box before the bytes
	// arrive. Zero when the file could not be read.
	Width, Height int
}

// Origin tells a feature which bundle is being rendered, so a path in a call can resolve relative to it.
//
// Features read it from the parser context with OriginFrom. It carries the site's fs.FS rather than a
// directory name alone, because every read goes through the rooted filesystem and never a joined path
// (ADR-0031).
type Origin struct {
	// Dir is the bundle's directory, relative to the site root: "content/comics/the-long-monsoon".
	Dir string
	// Files is the site root. Nil when the renderer was built without one, in which case a feature that
	// needs files degrades rather than guessing.
	Files fs.FS
}

// originKey identifies the Origin in a parse. Unexported, so the typed accessor is the only way in.
var originKey = parser.NewContextKey()

// OriginFrom reports the bundle being rendered, and false outside a bundle render.
func OriginFrom(pc parser.Context) (Origin, bool) {
	origin, ok := pc.Get(originKey).(Origin)
	return origin, ok
}

// WithOrigin records the bundle on a parse context. A feature that starts a parse of its own — an included
// file — carries the same Origin into it, so a path there resolves against the same bundle (ADR-0038).
func WithOrigin(pc parser.Context, origin Origin) {
	pc.Set(originKey, origin)
}

// New parses the theme and prepares the Markdown converter.
//
// siteFS may be nil, in which case only the embedded reference theme is used. A malformed template is a
// startup failure rather than a request-time one, so this returns an error the caller treats as fatal.
//
// extend is the seam features plug into: it receives the renderer's Partial and returns the Markdown
// extensions to enable. A callback rather than a parameter of feature types, because internal/render must
// not import internal/ext — only cmd knows which features a build includes (conventions.md, ADR-0036). It
// may be nil.
func New(siteFS fs.FS, settings content.Settings, extend func(Partial) []goldmark.Extender) (*Renderer, error) {
	page, err := parseSet(siteFS, "templates/base.html", "templates/page.html")
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("bundle templates: %w", err)
	}
	list, err := parseSet(siteFS, "templates/base.html", "templates/list.html")
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("listing templates: %w", err)
	}
	partials, err := parseSet(siteFS, "templates/shortcodes.html")
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("partial templates: %w", err)
	}
	css, err := readStyle(siteFS)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	r := &Renderer{page: page, list: list, partials: partials, style: css, files: siteFS, settings: settings,
		siteFS: siteFS, extend: extend}
	// The typographer smooths quotes, dashes and ellipses in authored prose and leaves code spans alone,
	// because it works on the parsed tree rather than the text. That is the only change the engine makes to
	// an author's words (ADR-0034), and it is a parser option rather than a render transform, so it does
	// not move the transforms counter.
	//
	// Raw HTML stays disabled — goldmark's default — so the only HTML a page carries comes from a template
	// (ADR-0036, invariant 2). Nothing here may enable html.WithUnsafe.
	extensions := []goldmark.Extender{extension.Typographer}
	if extend != nil {
		extensions = append(extensions, extend(r.Partial)...)
	}
	r.md = goldmark.New(goldmark.WithExtensions(extensions...))
	return r, nil
}

// head builds the document shell every kind of page shares.
//
// canonical arrives as a path and leaves absolute when the site declared a base: a canonical link and an
// hreflang are read by machines that resolve neither against the page (ADR-0039).
func (r *Renderer) head(title, lang, canonical string) head {
	return head{
		Title:     title,
		Lang:      lang,
		Canonical: r.absolute(canonical),
		Style:     r.style,
		Site:      r.settings,
	}
}

// absolute is the site's own URL for a path the engine emitted, or the path itself when no base is declared.
func (r *Renderer) absolute(path string) string {
	return content.Absolute(r.settings.Base, path)
}

// Reload makes every render reparse the theme first. For `-dev` only: it trades the parse-once rule for the
// ability to edit a template and refresh.
func (r *Renderer) Reload() { r.reload = true }

// fresh reparses the theme when reloading, and reports a failure without disturbing the working renderer — a
// template with a typo in it should show an error page, not replace a good set with a broken one.
func (r *Renderer) fresh() error {
	if !r.reload {
		return nil
	}
	next, err := New(r.siteFS, r.settings, r.extend)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	r.page, r.list, r.partials, r.style, r.md = next.page, next.list, next.partials, next.style, next.md
	return nil
}

// Partial renders one named fragment. A missing template is an error the caller degrades on, never a
// failed request (extensions.md rule 5).
func (r *Renderer) Partial(name string, data Fragment) ([]byte, error) {
	if r.partials.Lookup(name) == nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("no template named %q", name)
	}
	var out bytes.Buffer
	if err := r.partials.ExecuteTemplate(&out, name, data); err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("partial %s: %w", name, err)
	}
	return out.Bytes(), nil
}

// parseSet builds one set from the named embedded templates, then the site's versions of exactly those
// files parsed after them.
//
// Parse order is the whole mechanism — the last definition of a name wins — so a site redefines one
// named block and inherits the rest (ADR-0019). Only the files this set is built from are overlaid:
// overlaying every site template into every set would let a listing's "main" leak into bundle pages,
// which is the collision per-kind sets exist to prevent.
func parseSet(siteFS fs.FS, names ...string) (*template.Template, error) {
	// Funcs are attached before anything is parsed, so the chrome helpers are available to a site
	// override's blocks as well as the embedded ones (ADR-0034).
	set, err := template.New("theme").Funcs(funcs).ParseFS(themeFS, names...)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("parse embedded: %w", err)
	}
	if siteFS == nil {
		return set, nil
	}
	for _, name := range names {
		if _, err := fs.Stat(siteFS, name); err != nil {
			continue
		}
		if set, err = set.ParseFS(siteFS, name); err != nil {
			return nil, fmt.Errorf("parse site override %s: %w", name, err)
		}
	}
	return set, nil
}

// readStyle prefers the site's stylesheet and falls back to the reference one.
func readStyle(siteFS fs.FS) (template.CSS, error) {
	if siteFS != nil {
		if data, err := fs.ReadFile(siteFS, "templates/theme.css"); err == nil {
			return template.CSS(data), nil
		}
	}
	data, err := themeFS.ReadFile("templates/theme.css")
	if err != nil {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("read reference stylesheet: %w", err)
	}
	return template.CSS(data), nil
}

// Bundle renders one bundle into a complete page.
//
// served is the language actually chosen by the fallback chain, and variants every language the key
// exists in; both feed canonical and hreflang, which a theme must not construct itself. seq is the series
// the bundle sits in, or nil.
func (r *Renderer) Bundle(b content.Bundle, served string, variants []string, seq *content.Sequence) ([]byte, error) {
	// The parse carries which bundle it is, so a feature can resolve a path in a call against the bundle's
	// own directory (ADR-0031: through the rooted filesystem, never a joined path).
	pc := parser.NewContext()
	WithOrigin(pc, Origin{Dir: path.Dir(b.Path), Files: r.files})
	var body bytes.Buffer
	if err := r.md.Convert(b.Body, &body, parser.WithContext(pc)); err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("markdown %s: %w", b.Path, err)
	}
	title := b.Title
	if title == "" {
		title = b.Key
	}
	p := Page{
		head:     r.head(title, served, content.URL(b.Route, served)),
		Key:      b.Key,
		HTML:     template.HTML(body.String()),
		Extra:    b.Extra,
		Sequence: r.sequence(seq, served),
	}
	for _, l := range variants {
		p.Alternates = append(p.Alternates, Alternate{Lang: l, URL: r.absolute(content.URL(b.Route, l))})
	}
	return r.execute(r.page, p, b.Key)
}

// Listing renders one page of a Query result for a section.
func (r *Renderer) Listing(section, lang string, all []content.Bundle, page int) ([]byte, error) {
	if err := r.fresh(); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	l, window := r.paginate(section, lang, content.PageURL(section, lang, page), all, page,
		func(p int) string { return content.PageURL(section, lang, p) })
	for _, b := range window {
		l.Items = append(l.Items, r.item(b, lang))
	}
	return r.execute(r.list, l, section)
}

// Tag renders one page of a tag listing, grouped by section.
//
// section narrows the listing to one section and is empty for the global one.
func (r *Renderer) Tag(section, slug, lang string, all []content.Bundle, page int) ([]byte, error) {
	title := "#" + slug
	if section != "" {
		title = section + " · #" + slug
	}
	l, window := r.paginate(title, lang, content.TagURL(section, slug, lang, page), all, page,
		func(p int) string { return content.TagURL(section, slug, lang, p) })
	for _, b := range window {
		sec := b.Section()
		if n := len(l.Groups); n > 0 && l.Groups[n-1].Name == sec {
			l.Groups[n-1].Items = append(l.Groups[n-1].Items, r.item(b, lang))
			continue
		}
		l.Groups = append(l.Groups, Group{Name: sec, Items: []Item{r.item(b, lang)}})
	}
	return r.execute(r.list, l, "tag "+slug)
}

// sequence builds the series view for a page: its members, and the neighbours around this page.
//
// Neighbours are pointers into Members, so a theme reads them with `with` and gets nothing at the ends
// rather than an empty entry that looks like a link.
func (r *Renderer) sequence(seq *content.Sequence, lang string) *Sequence {
	if seq == nil {
		return nil
	}
	out := &Sequence{
		Title: seq.Series.Title,
		URL:   content.URL(seq.Series.Route, lang),
		Index: seq.Index,
		Count: len(seq.Members),
	}
	for _, m := range seq.Members {
		out.Members = append(out.Members, r.item(m, lang))
	}
	if len(out.Members) == 0 {
		return out
	}
	out.First, out.Last = &out.Members[0], &out.Members[len(out.Members)-1]
	if seq.Index > 1 {
		out.Prev = &out.Members[seq.Index-2]
	}
	if seq.Index > 0 && seq.Index < len(out.Members) {
		out.Next = &out.Members[seq.Index]
	}
	return out
}

// item is one listing entry.
func (r *Renderer) item(b content.Bundle, lang string) Item {
	return Item{Title: b.Title, Key: b.Key, URL: content.URL(b.Route, lang), Date: b.Date}
}

// paginate builds the shell of a listing page and returns the slice of entries it shows.
func (r *Renderer) paginate(title, lang, canonical string, all []content.Bundle, page int, url func(int) string) (List, []content.Bundle) {
	pages := (len(all) + content.PerPage - 1) / content.PerPage
	if pages < 1 {
		pages = 1
	}
	start := (page - 1) * content.PerPage
	end := min(start+content.PerPage, len(all))
	l := List{
		head:  r.head(title, lang, canonical),
		Page:  page,
		Pages: pages,
	}
	if page > 1 {
		l.PrevURL = url(page - 1)
	}
	if page < pages {
		l.NextURL = url(page + 1)
	}
	return l, all[start:end]
}

// execute runs a template set and wraps a failure with what was being rendered.
func (r *Renderer) execute(set *template.Template, data any, what string) ([]byte, error) {
	var out bytes.Buffer
	if err := set.ExecuteTemplate(&out, "base", data); err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("template %s: %w", what, err)
	}
	return out.Bytes(), nil
}