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product_generator.rb
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# encoding: utf-8
# @(#)product_generator.rb 1.00 29-Nov-2011 16:38
#
# Copyright (c) 2011 Jim Pravetz. All Rights Reserved.
# Licensed under the MIT license (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)
#
# Description: A generator that creates product, products and
# ingredients pages for jekyll sites. Uses a JSON data
# file as the database file from which to read and
# generate the above files.
#
# Included filters : (none)
#
# Available _config.yml settings :
# - product_title_prefix An optional name to prefix product titles with (default '')
# - category_meta_description_prefix An optional product metadata prefix (default 'Product: ')
# - products_src_dir: The source subfolder from where product, products and ingredients pages are obtained.
# - products_dir: The subfolder to build products pages in (default is 'products').
# - data_dir: The subfolder under source where data files are read.
# - data_product_file: The name of the JSON object file within the data_dir.
#
# Update History: (most recent first)
# 22-Dec-2011 jpravetz -- Added sitemap support
# 18-Dec-2011 jpravetz -- Added Page.to_liquid method to properly set page.url
# 5-Dec-2011 jpravetz -- Split product.options into an array
# 29-Nov-2011 jpravetz -- Created from category_generator.rb
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
require 'json'
module Jekyll
# The ProductPage class creates a single ingredients, product, or products page
class ProductPage < Page
# The resultant relative URL of where the published file will end up
# Added for use by a sitemap generator
attr_accessor :dest_url
# The last modified date to be used for web caching of this file.
# Derived from latest date of products.json and template files
# Added for use by a sitemap generator
attr_accessor :src_mtime
# Initialize a new Page.
#
# site - The Site object.
# base - The String path to the source.
# dest_dir - The String path between the dest and the file.
# dest_name - The String name of the destination file (e.g. index.html or myproduct.html)
# src_dir - The String path between the source and the file.
# src_name - The String filename of the source page file, minus the markdown or html extension
# data_mtime - mtime of the products.json data file, used for sitemap generator
def initialize(site, base, dest_dir, dest_name, src_dir, src_name, data_mtime )
@site = site
@base = base
@dir = dest_dir
@dest_dir = dest_dir
@dest_name = dest_name
@dest_url = File.join( '/', dest_dir )
@dest_url = File.join( '/', dest_dir, dest_name ) if !dest_name.match( /index.html/i )
@src_mtime = data_mtime
src_file = File.join(base, src_dir, "#{src_name}.markdown" )
src_name_with_ext = "#{src_name}.markdown" if File.exists?( src_file )
src_name_with_ext ||= "#{src_name}.html"
@name = src_name_with_ext
self.process(src_name_with_ext)
# Read the YAML from the specified page
self.read_yaml(File.join(base, src_dir), src_name_with_ext )
# Remember the mod time, used for site_map
file_mtime = File.mtime( File.join(base, src_dir, src_name_with_ext) )
@src_mtime = file_mtime if file_mtime > @src_mtime
end
# Override to set url properly
def to_liquid
self.data.deep_merge({
"url" => @dest_url,
"content" => self.content })
end
# Attach our data to the global page variable. This allows pages to see this data.
# Use to set ingredients or products.
def set_data( label, data )
self.data[label] = data
end
# Attach our data to the global page variable. This allows pages to see this data.
# Use to set product. Also sets the page title.
def set_product_data( product, prev_product, next_product )
self.data['product'] = product
self.data['product_prev'] = prev_product
self.data['product_next'] = next_product
title = product['title']
# Set the title for this page.
title_prefix = site.config['product_title_prefix'] || ''
self.data['title'] = "#{title_prefix}#{title}"
# Set the meta-description for this page.
meta_description_prefix = site.config['category_meta_description_prefix'] || 'Product: '
self.data['description'] = "#{meta_description_prefix}#{product['title']}"
end
# Override so that we can control where the destination file goes
def destination(dest)
# The url needs to be unescaped in order to preserve the correct filename.
path = File.join(dest, @dest_dir, @dest_name )
path = File.join(path, "index.html") if self.url =~ /\/$/
path
end
end
# The Site class is a built-in Jekyll class with access to global site config information.
# It is not necessary to extend the Site class, it just convenient to do so. And
# category_generator.rb did this, so it must be a good idea.
class Site
# Creates instances of ProductPage, renders then, and writes the output to a file.
# Will create a page for products index, ingredients index and each product.
def write_all_product_files
# Read the JSON file. This is our 'database'. We read obtain
# this object by running a command (hooked up as a Rake task) to
# read the data from a google spreadsheet via Google's APIs.
json_filename = self.config['data_product_file'] # || 'products.json'
data_hash = read_data_object( json_filename ) # if File.exists?( json_filename )
json_mtime = data_hash['mtime'] if data_hash
data = data_hash['data'] if data_hash
ingredients = data['ingredients'] if data
products = data['products'] if data
unless ingredients && products
return "Products or Ingredients not found in data file"
end
puts "## Products file read: found #{products.length} products and #{ingredients.length} ingredients"
# Translate any values that need translating before we pass the data off to liquid processing
# new_products = clean_products( products )
# This folder contains three source pages: ingredients,
# products, product. These three pages are used to build the
# public pages and can have a markdown or html extension
products_src_dir = self.config['products_src_dir'] || '_products'
# Write out all our pages
write_ingredients_index( ingredients, products_src_dir, 'ingredients', json_mtime )
write_products_index( products, products_src_dir, 'products', json_mtime )
write_product_indexes( products, products_src_dir, 'products', json_mtime )
end
# Write an ingredients/index.html page
def write_ingredients_index( data, products_src_dir, dest_dir, data_mtime )
index = ProductPage.new( self, self.config['source'], dest_dir, 'index.html', products_src_dir, 'ingredients', data_mtime )
index.set_data( 'ingredients', data )
index.render(self.layouts, site_payload)
# puts "## self.dest = #{self.dest}"
index.write(self.dest)
# Record the fact that this page has been added, otherwise Site::cleanup will remove it.
self.pages << index
end
# Write a products/index.html page
def write_products_index( data, products_src_dir, dest_dir, data_mtime )
index = ProductPage.new( self, self.config['source'], dest_dir, 'index.html', products_src_dir, 'products', data_mtime )
index.set_data( 'products', data )
index.render(self.layouts, site_payload)
index.write(self.dest)
# Record the fact that this page has been added, otherwise Site::cleanup will remove it.
self.pages << index
end
# Loops through the list of product pages and processes each one.
def write_product_indexes( products, products_dir, dest_dir, data_mtime )
if products && products.length > 0
if self.layouts.key? 'page'
products.each_with_index do |product,index|
write_product_page( product, products_dir, dest_dir, (index > 0 ) ? products[index-1] : nil, products[index+1], data_mtime ) if product['publish']
end
else
throw "No 'product' layout found."
end
end
end
# Write a products/product-name/index.html page
def write_product_page( product, products_src_dir, dest_dir, prev_product, next_product, data_mtime )
# Attach our product data to global site variable. This allows pages to see this product's data.
puts "## Processing product #{product['id']}"
# puts "## Previous/next products: #{prev_product ? prev_product['id'] : 'nil'}/#{next_product ? next_product['id'] : 'nil'}"
index = ProductPage.new( self, self.config['source'], File.join(dest_dir,product['id']), 'index.html', products_src_dir, 'product', data_mtime )
index.set_product_data( product, prev_product, next_product )
index.render(self.layouts, site_payload)
index.write(self.dest)
# Record the fact that this page has been added, otherwise Site::cleanup will remove it.
self.pages << index
end
# Read and parse the JSON file under the data directory
# +filename+ is the String name of the file to be read
def read_data_object( filename )
data_dir = self.config['data_dir'] || '_data'
data_path = File.join(self.config['source'], data_dir)
if File.symlink?(data_path)
return "Data directory '#{data_path}' cannot be a symlink"
end
file = File.join(data_path, filename)
return "File #{file} could not be found" if !File.exists?( file )
result = nil
Dir.chdir(data_path) do
result = File.read( filename )
end
puts "## Error: No data in #{file}" if result.nil?
# puts result
result = JSON.parse( result ) if result
{ 'data' => result,
'mtime' => File.mtime(file) }
end
end
# Jekyll hook - the generate method is called by jekyll, and generates all of the product pages.
class ProductGenerator < Generator
safe true
def generate(site)
site.write_all_product_files
end
end
end