* Add support for custom text escaping * swift format * Remove withDefaultDelimiters * Update README.md * Don't pass content type into partial
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1.4 KiB
Swift
44 lines
1.4 KiB
Swift
/// Protocol for content types
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public protocol HBMustacheContentType {
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/// escape text for this content type eg for HTML replace "<" with "<"
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func escapeText(_ text: String) -> String
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}
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/// Text content type where no character is escaped
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struct HBTextContentType: HBMustacheContentType {
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func escapeText(_ text: String) -> String {
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return text
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}
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}
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/// HTML content where text is escaped for HTML output
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struct HBHTMLContentType: HBMustacheContentType {
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func escapeText(_ text: String) -> String {
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return text.htmlEscape()
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}
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}
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/// Map of strings to content types.
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///
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/// The string is read from the "CONTENT_TYPE" pragma `{{% CONTENT_TYPE: type}}`. Replace type with
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/// the content type required. The default available types are `TEXT` and `HTML`. You can register your own
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/// with `HBMustacheContentTypes.register`.
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public enum HBMustacheContentTypes {
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static func get(_ name: String) -> HBMustacheContentType? {
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return self.types[name]
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}
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/// Register new content type
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/// - Parameters:
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/// - contentType: Content type
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/// - name: String to identify it
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public static func register(_ contentType: HBMustacheContentType, named name: String) {
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self.types[name] = contentType
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}
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static var types: [String: HBMustacheContentType] = [
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"HTML": HBHTMLContentType(),
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"TEXT": HBTextContentType(),
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]
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}
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