/**
* @param ihtmlRoots roots of trees to process and the baseURI used to resolve URIs in those
* nodes.
* @param validatedStylesheets CSS style-sheets that have had unsafe constructs removed and had
* rules rewritten.
* @param placeholderScripts placeholder IDs per unsanitized JS programs. We extract scripts early
* on and turn them into separate jobs, so that we can use cached results for scripts even
* when the non-script details of the containing HTML page changes.
* @param meta specifies how URLs and other attributes are rewritten.
* @param cssSchema specifies how STYLE attributes are rewritten.
* @param htmlSchema specifies how elements and attributes are handled.
* @param mq receives messages about invalid attribute values.
*/
public TemplateCompiler(
List<? extends IhtmlRoot> ihtmlRoots,
List<? extends ValidatedStylesheet> validatedStylesheets,
List<? extends ScriptPlaceholder> placeholderScripts,
CssSchema cssSchema,
HtmlSchema htmlSchema,
PluginMeta meta,
MessageContext mc,
MessageQueue mq) {
this.ihtmlRoots = Lists.newArrayList(ihtmlRoots);
this.validatedStylesheets = Lists.newArrayList(validatedStylesheets);
for (ScriptPlaceholder ph : placeholderScripts) {
scriptsPerPlaceholder.put(ph.source.placeholderId, ph);
}
this.htmlSchema = htmlSchema;
this.meta = meta;
this.mc = mc;
this.mq = mq;
this.aRewriter = new HtmlAttributeRewriter(meta, cssSchema, htmlSchema, embeddedContent, mq);
}
/** * An abstract renderer for JavaScript tokens that ensures that implementations don't fall afoul of * JavaScript's syntactic quirks. * * @author [email protected] */ abstract class BufferingRenderer implements TokenConsumer { private final List<Object> pending = Lists.newArrayList(); private final Concatenator out; /** @param out receives the rendered text. */ BufferingRenderer(Concatenator out) { this.out = out; } /** @throws NullPointerException if out raises an IOException and ioExceptionHandler is null. */ public final void noMoreTokens() { JsTokenAdjacencyChecker adjChecker = new JsTokenAdjacencyChecker(); String lastToken = null; boolean noOutputWritten = true; List<String> outputTokens = splitTokens(pending); pending.clear(); String pendingSpace = null; for (int i = 0, nTokens = outputTokens.size(); i < nTokens; ++i) { String token = outputTokens.get(i); if (token.charAt(0) == '\n' || " ".equals(token)) { pendingSpace = token; continue; } if (TokenClassification.isComment(token)) { // Make sure we don't get into a situation where we have to output // a newline to end a line comment, but can't output a newline because // it would break a restricted production. // When we see a line comment, scan forward until the next non-comment // token. If the canBreakBetween check fails, then remove any // line-breaks by rewriting the comment. // We have to rewrite multi-line block comments, since ES3 and ES5 say // that a multi-line comment is replaced with a newline for the // purposes of semicolon insertion. // // This is inconsistently implemented, but the rewriting works // regardless of whether an implementation actually treats the // comment as a newline for semicolon insertion. String nextToken = null; for (int j = i + 1; j < nTokens; ++j) { switch (TokenClassification.classify(outputTokens.get(j))) { case SPACE: case LINEBREAK: case COMMENT: continue; default: break; } nextToken = outputTokens.get(j); break; } if (!JsRenderUtil.canBreakBetween(lastToken, nextToken)) { token = removeLinebreaksFromComment(token); if (pendingSpace != null) { pendingSpace = " "; } } } boolean needSpaceBefore = adjChecker.needSpaceBefore(token); if (pendingSpace == null && needSpaceBefore) { pendingSpace = " "; } if (pendingSpace != null) { if (pendingSpace.charAt(0) == '\n') { if (!JsRenderUtil.canBreakBetween(lastToken, token)) { pendingSpace = " "; } else if (noOutputWritten) { pendingSpace = pendingSpace.substring(1); } } out.append(pendingSpace); pendingSpace = null; } out.append(token); noOutputWritten = false; if (!TokenClassification.isComment(token)) { lastToken = token; } } out.noMoreTokens(); } /** * May receive line-break or comment tokens. Implementations may ignore comment tokens, but the * client is responsible for making sure that comments are well-formed, do not contain code (e.g. * conditional compilation code), and do not violate any containment requirements, such as not * containing the string {@code </script>}. */ public final void consume(String text) { if ("".equals(text)) { return; } pending.add(text); } public final void mark(@Nullable FilePosition mark) { if (mark != null && !InputSource.UNKNOWN.equals(mark.source())) { pending.add(mark); } } private static String removeLinebreaksFromComment(String token) { if (TokenClassification.isLineComment(token)) { token = "/*" + token.substring(2) + "*/"; } StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(token); // Section 5.1.2 hinges on whether a MultiLineComment contains a // line-terminator char, so make sure it does not. for (int i = sb.length(); --i >= 0; ) { if (JsLexer.isJsLineSeparator(sb.charAt(i))) { sb.setCharAt(i, ' '); } } // Make sure that turning a line comment into a MultiLineComment didn't // cause a */ in the line comment to become lexically significant. for (int e = sb.length() - 3, i; (i = sb.lastIndexOf("*/", e)) >= 0; ) { sb.setCharAt(i + 1, ' '); } return sb.toString(); } /** * Generates a list of output tokens consisting of non-whitespace tokens, space tokens ({@code " * "}) and newline tokens ({@code '\n'} followed by any number of spaces). * * @param tokens a heterogeneous array containing {@code String} tokens and {@code FilePosition} * marks. * @return the strings in tokens in order with newline and space tokens inserted as appropriate. */ abstract List<String> splitTokens(List<Object> tokens); }