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const Exp = require('./expression.js');
const Promise = require('any-promise');
var render = {
renderTemplates: function(templates, scope, opts) {
if(!scope) throw new Error('unable to evalTemplates: scope undefined');
opts = opts || {};
opts.strict_filters = opts.strict_filters || false;
var html = '';
// This executes an array of promises sequentially for every template in the templates array - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:rNbMUn9TPtkJ:joost.vunderink.net/blog/2014/12/15/processing-an-array-of-promises-sequentially-in-node-js/+&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
// It's fundamentally equivalent to the following...
// emptyPromise.then(renderTag(template0).then(renderTag(template1).then(renderTag(template2)...
var lastPromise = templates.reduce((promise, template) => {
return promise.then(() => {
if (scope.safeGet('forloop.skip')) {
return Promise.resolve('');
}
if (scope.safeGet('forloop.stop')) {
throw new Error('forloop.stop'); // this will stop/break the sequential promise chain and go to the catch
}
var promiseLink = Promise.resolve('');
switch (template.type) {
case 'tag':
// Add Promises to the chain
promiseLink = this.renderTag(template, scope, this.register)
.then((partial) => {
if (partial === undefined) {
return true; // basically a noop (do nothing)
}
return html += partial;
});
break;
case 'html':
promiseLink = Promise.resolve(template.value)
.then((partial) => {
return html += partial;
});
break;
case 'output':
var val = this.evalOutput(template, scope, opts);
promiseLink = Promise.resolve(val === undefined ? '' : stringify(val))
.then((partial) => {
return html += partial;
});
break;
}
return promiseLink;
})
.catch((error) => {
if (error.message === 'forloop.skip') {
// the error is a controlled, purposeful stop. so just return the html that we have up to this point
return html;
} else {
// rethrow actual error
throw error;
}
});
}, Promise.resolve('')); // start the reduce chain with a resolved Promise. After first run, the "promise" argument
// in our reduce callback will be the returned promise from our "then" above. In this
// case, that's the promise returned from this.renderTag or a resolved promise with raw html.
return lastPromise
.then((renderedHtml) => {
return renderedHtml;
})
.catch((error) => {
throw error;
});
},
renderTag: function(template, scope, register) {
if (template.name === 'continue') {
scope.set('forloop.skip', true);
return Promise.resolve('');
}
if (template.name === 'break') {
scope.set('forloop.stop', true);
scope.set('forloop.skip', true);
return Promise.reject(new Error('forloop.stop')); // this will stop the sequential promise chain
}
return template.render(scope, register);
},
evalOutput: function(template, scope, opts) {
if(!scope) throw new Error('unable to evalOutput: scope undefined');
var val = Exp.evalExp(template.initial, scope);
template.filters.some(filter => {
if (filter.error) {
if (opts.strict_filters) {
throw filter.error;
} else { // render as null
val = '';
return true;
}
}
val = filter.render(val, scope);
});
return val;
},
resetRegisters: function() {
return this.register = {};
}
};
function factory() {
var instance = Object.create(render);
instance.register = {};
return instance;
}
function stringify(val) {
if (typeof val === 'string') return val;
return JSON.stringify(val);
}
module.exports = factory;