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swiftpm-stencil/Sources/Stencil/Lexer.swift
2022-07-28 16:43:24 +02:00

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import Foundation
typealias Line = (content: String, number: UInt, range: Range<String.Index>)
struct Lexer {
let templateName: String?
let templateString: String
let lines: [Line]
/// The potential token start characters. In a template these appear after a
/// `{` character, for example `{{`, `{%`, `{#`, ...
private static let tokenChars: [Unicode.Scalar] = ["{", "%", "#"]
/// The minimum length of a tag
private static let tagLength = 2
/// The token end characters, corresponding to their token start characters.
/// For example, a variable token starts with `{{` and ends with `}}`
private static let tokenCharMap: [Unicode.Scalar: Unicode.Scalar] = [
"{": "}",
"%": "%",
"#": "#"
]
/// Characters controlling whitespace trimming behaviour
private static let behaviourMap: [Character: WhitespaceBehaviour.Behaviour] = [
"+": .keep,
"-": .trim
]
init(templateName: String? = nil, templateString: String) {
self.templateName = templateName
self.templateString = templateString
self.lines = zip(1..., templateString.components(separatedBy: .newlines)).compactMap { index, line in
guard !line.isEmpty,
let range = templateString.range(of: line) else { return nil }
return (content: line, number: UInt(index), range)
}
}
private func behaviour(string: String, tagLength: Int) -> WhitespaceBehaviour {
let leftIndex = string.index(string.startIndex, offsetBy: tagLength, limitedBy: string.endIndex)
let rightIndex = string.index(string.endIndex, offsetBy: -(tagLength + 1), limitedBy: string.startIndex)
return WhitespaceBehaviour(
leading: Self.behaviourMap[leftIndex.map { string[$0] } ?? " "] ?? .unspecified,
trailing: Self.behaviourMap[rightIndex.map { string[$0] } ?? " "] ?? .unspecified
)
}
/// Create a token that will be passed on to the parser, with the given
/// content and a range. The content will be tested to see if it's a
/// `variable`, a `block` or a `comment`, otherwise it'll default to a simple
/// `text` token.
///
/// - Parameters:
/// - string: The content string of the token
/// - range: The range within the template content, used for smart
/// error reporting
func createToken(string: String, at range: Range<String.Index>) -> Token {
func strip(length: (Int, Int) = (Self.tagLength, Self.tagLength)) -> String {
guard string.count > (length.0 + length.1) else { return "" }
let trimmed = String(string.dropFirst(length.0).dropLast(length.1))
.components(separatedBy: "\n")
.filter { !$0.isEmpty }
.map { $0.trim(character: " ") }
.joined(separator: " ")
return trimmed
}
if string.hasPrefix("{{") || string.hasPrefix("{%") || string.hasPrefix("{#") {
let behaviour = string.hasPrefix("{%") ? behaviour(string: string, tagLength: Self.tagLength) : .unspecified
let stripLengths = (
Self.tagLength + (behaviour.leading != .unspecified ? 1 : 0),
Self.tagLength + (behaviour.trailing != .unspecified ? 1 : 0)
)
let value = strip(length: stripLengths)
let range = templateString.range(of: value, range: range) ?? range
let location = rangeLocation(range)
let sourceMap = SourceMap(filename: templateName, location: location)
if string.hasPrefix("{{") {
return .variable(value: value, at: sourceMap)
} else if string.hasPrefix("{%") {
return .block(value: strip(length: stripLengths), at: sourceMap, whitespace: behaviour)
} else if string.hasPrefix("{#") {
return .comment(value: value, at: sourceMap)
}
}
let location = rangeLocation(range)
let sourceMap = SourceMap(filename: templateName, location: location)
return .text(value: string, at: sourceMap)
}
/// Transforms the template into a list of tokens, that will eventually be
/// passed on to the parser.
///
/// - Returns: The list of tokens (see `createToken(string: at:)`).
func tokenize() -> [Token] {
var tokens: [Token] = []
let scanner = Scanner(templateString)
while !scanner.isEmpty {
if let (char, text) = scanner.scanForTokenStart(Self.tokenChars) {
if !text.isEmpty {
tokens.append(createToken(string: text, at: scanner.range))
}
guard let end = Self.tokenCharMap[char] else { continue }
let result = scanner.scanForTokenEnd(end)
tokens.append(createToken(string: result, at: scanner.range))
} else {
tokens.append(createToken(string: scanner.content, at: scanner.range))
scanner.content = ""
}
}
return tokens
}
/// Finds the line matching the given range (for a token)
///
/// - Parameter range: The range to search for.
/// - Returns: The content for that line, the line number and offset within
/// the line.
func rangeLocation(_ range: Range<String.Index>) -> ContentLocation {
guard let line = self.lines.first(where: { $0.range.contains(range.lowerBound) }) else {
return ("", 0, 0)
}
let offset = templateString.distance(from: line.range.lowerBound, to: range.lowerBound)
return (line.content, line.number, offset)
}
}
class Scanner {
let originalContent: String
var content: String
var range: Range<String.UnicodeScalarView.Index>
/// The start delimiter for a token.
private static let tokenStartDelimiter: Unicode.Scalar = "{"
/// And the corresponding end delimiter for a token.
private static let tokenEndDelimiter: Unicode.Scalar = "}"
init(_ content: String) {
self.originalContent = content
self.content = content
range = content.unicodeScalars.startIndex..<content.unicodeScalars.startIndex
}
var isEmpty: Bool {
content.isEmpty
}
/// Scans for the end of a token, with a specific ending character. If we're
/// searching for the end of a block token `%}`, this method receives a `%`.
/// The scanner will search for that `%` followed by a `}`.
///
/// Note: if the end of a token is found, the `content` and `range`
/// properties are updated to reflect this. `content` will be set to what
/// remains of the template after the token. `range` will be set to the range
/// of the token within the template.
///
/// - Parameter tokenChar: The token end character to search for.
/// - Returns: The content of a token, or "" if no token end was found.
func scanForTokenEnd(_ tokenChar: Unicode.Scalar) -> String {
var foundChar = false
for (index, char) in zip(0..., content.unicodeScalars) {
if foundChar && char == Self.tokenEndDelimiter {
let result = String(content.unicodeScalars.prefix(index + 1))
content = String(content.unicodeScalars.dropFirst(index + 1))
range = range.upperBound..<originalContent.unicodeScalars.index(range.upperBound, offsetBy: index + 1)
return result
} else {
foundChar = (char == tokenChar)
}
}
content = ""
return ""
}
/// Scans for the start of a token, with a list of potential starting
/// characters. To scan for the start of variables (`{{`), blocks (`{%`) and
/// comments (`{#`), this method receives the characters `{`, `%` and `#`.
/// The scanner will search for a `{`, followed by one of the search
/// characters. It will give the found character, and the content that came
/// before the token.
///
/// Note: if the start of a token is found, the `content` and `range`
/// properties are updated to reflect this. `content` will be set to what
/// remains of the template starting with the token. `range` will be set to
/// the start of the token within the template.
///
/// - Parameter tokenChars: List of token start characters to search for.
/// - Returns: The found token start character, together with the content
/// before the token, or nil of no token start was found.
func scanForTokenStart(_ tokenChars: [Unicode.Scalar]) -> (Unicode.Scalar, String)? {
var foundBrace = false
range = range.upperBound..<range.upperBound
for (index, char) in zip(0..., content.unicodeScalars) {
if foundBrace && tokenChars.contains(char) {
let result = String(content.unicodeScalars.prefix(index - 1))
content = String(content.unicodeScalars.dropFirst(index - 1))
range = range.upperBound..<originalContent.unicodeScalars.index(range.upperBound, offsetBy: index - 1)
return (char, result)
} else {
foundBrace = (char == Self.tokenStartDelimiter)
}
}
return nil
}
}
extension String {
func findFirstNot(character: Character) -> String.Index? {
var index = startIndex
while index != endIndex {
if character != self[index] {
return index
}
index = self.index(after: index)
}
return nil
}
func findLastNot(character: Character) -> String.Index? {
var index = self.index(before: endIndex)
while index != startIndex {
if character != self[index] {
return self.index(after: index)
}
index = self.index(before: index)
}
return nil
}
func trim(character: Character) -> String {
let first = findFirstNot(character: character) ?? startIndex
let last = findLastNot(character: character) ?? endIndex
return String(self[first..<last])
}
}
/// Location in some content (text)
public typealias ContentLocation = (content: String, lineNumber: UInt, lineOffset: Int)