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openproject/lib/open_project/text_formatting/matchers/attribute_macros.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2021 the OpenProject GmbH
#
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#++
module OpenProject::TextFormatting
module Matchers
# OpenProject attribute macros syntax
# Examples:
# workPackageLabel:1234:subject # Outputs work package label attribute "Subject" + help text
# workPackageValue:1234:subject # Outputs the actual subject of #1234
#
# projectLabel:statusExplanation # Outputs current project label attribute "Status description" + help text
# projectValue:statusExplanation # Outputs current project value for "Status description"
class AttributeMacros < RegexMatcher
def self.regexp
%r{
(\w+)(Label|Value) # The model type we try to reference
(?::(?:([^"\s]+)|"([^"]+)"))? # Optional: An ID or subject reference
(?::([^"\s.]+|"([^".]+)")) # The attribute name we're trying to reference
}x
end
##
# Faster inclusion check before the regex is being applied
def self.applicable?(content)
content.include?('Label:') || content.include?('Value:')
end
def self.process_match(m, _matched_string, _context)
# Leading string before match
macro_attributes = {
model: m[1],
id: m[4] || m[3],
attribute: m[6] || m[5]
}
type = m[2].downcase
ApplicationController.helpers.content_tag :macro,
'',
class: "macro--attribute-#{type}",
data: macro_attributes
end
end
end
end