Module:SimpleHTMLBuilder
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- Module:SimpleHTMLBuilder has the following documentation.
Simple HTML Builder (SHB) intends to maintain the readability provided by the mw.html
interface while reducing the Lua memory usage when building large wikitext tables. It is designed as a near drop-in replacement for mw.html
, the HTML library included with the Scribunto Extension.
mw.html
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SHB
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Differences |
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mw.html.create( tagName, args )
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✔ | all tags are closed (</tagName> )args ignored in SHB
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mw.html:node( builder )
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✔ | cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:wikitext( ... )
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✔ | only uses first argument in SHB cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:newline()
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✔ | cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:tag( tagName, args )
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✔ | all tags are closed (</tagName> )args ignored in SHB cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:attr( name, value ) mw.html:attr( table )
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✔ ✔ |
cannot be called after done() or tostring() passing nil for value is a no-op instead of an unset operation
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mw.html:getAttr( name )
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✖ | |
mw.html:addClass( class )
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✔ | cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:css( name, value ) mw.html:css( table )
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✔ ✔ |
cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:cssText( css )
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✔ | cannot be called after done() or tostring()
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mw.html:done()
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✔ | |
mw.html:allDone()
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✔ |
Differences to the original mw.html 1. Attributes and tags (and thus nodes) can not be re-edited once closed. 2. Attributes and tags are closed with :done and tostring(). Note: the garbage collector is kinda bugged, possible reason for why mw.html is expensive. The collector only collects stuff in specific undefined cases. The tag is locked upon using :done for this reason, because after trial and error i found out locking it as soon as possible greatly lowered memory consumption, even though it otherwise does the same thing as a late tostring(). However, this is also inconsistent, and leaving it to a late tostring() may sometimes do a better job. Still, since doing it early seems to have a higher chance, it should be the prioritized method. 3. There's no second argument to p.create() and :tag() 4. :wikitext() does not allow multiple arguments (though it can be added, but it consumes more memory) 5. There's no :getAttr()
local concat = table.concat
local gsub = string.gsub
local sub = string.sub
local nowiki = mw.text.nowiki
local p = {}
local f = {}
local function return_table(self, index)
if self[index] == "" then
self[index] = {count = 0}
elseif self[index] == nil then
error("Tag cannot be edited once closed.")
end
return self[index]
end
function f:node(node)
self:wikitext(node)
if node.parents == nil then
node.parents = {count = 0}
end
node.parents.count = node.parents.count+1
node.parents[node.parents.count] = {parent = self, nodePtr = self[11].count}
return self
end
function f:wikitext(text, text2)
if text2 ~= nil then
error("Wikitext does not work with multiple arguments.")
end
local t = return_table(self, 11)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = text
return self
end
function f:newline()
return self:wikitext("\n")
end
function f:tag(tag, args)
local node = p.create(tag, args)
self:node(node)
return node
end
function attrTable(self, inputTable)
for i,v in pairs(inputTable) do
attrFlat(self, i,v)
end
return self
end
function attrFlat(self, name, value)
if (value == nil) then
return self
end
if self[1] ~= "<" then
error("Attempting to create attribute without a tag")
end
local t = return_table(self, 9)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = ' '
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(name)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = '="'
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(value)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = '"'
return self
end
function f:attr(name, value)
if type(name) == "table" then
return attrTable(self, name)
else
return attrFlat(self, name, value)
end
end
function f:addClass(value)
if self[1] ~= "<" then
error("Attempting to create class without a tag")
end
local t = return_table(self, 4)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(value)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = ' '
return self
end
function f:cssText(value)
if self[1] ~= "<" then
error("Attempting to create style without a tag")
end
local t = return_table(self, 7)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(value)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = ';'
return self
end
function f:css(name, value)
if type(name) == "table" then
for i,v in pairs(name) do
self:css(i,v)
end
return self
end
if self[1] ~= "<" then
error("Attempting to create style without a tag")
end
local t = return_table(self, 7)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(name)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = ':'
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = nowiki(value)
t.count = t.count + 1
t[t.count] = ';'
return self
end
function f:done()
local parent = self.parents and self.parents[self.parents.count].parent or nil
tostring(self)
return parent or self
end
function f:allDone()
local node = self
while node ~= node:done() do
node = node:done()
end
return node
end
local meta_main = {
__index = f,
__tostring = function(self)
if self.result then
return self.result
end
if self[4] ~= "" then
self[3] = ' class="'
self[4] = concat(self[4])
self[5] = '"'
end
if self[7] ~= "" then
self[6] = ' style="'
self[7] = concat(self[7])
self[8] = '"'
end
if self[9] ~= "" then
self[9] = concat(self[9])
end
if self[11] ~= "" then
for i = 1, self[11].count do
if type(self[11][i]) == "table" then
self[11][i] = tostring(self[11][i])
end
end
self[11] = concat(self[11])
end
self.result = concat(self)
if self.parents ~= nil then
for i = 1, self.parents.count do
self.parents[i].parent[11][self.parents[i].nodePtr] = self.result
end
self.parents = nil
end
for i = 1, 11 do
self[i] = nil
end
return self.result
end,
}
function p.create(tag, args)
if args ~= nil then
error("Tag creation does not accept multiple arguments.")
end
--struct to give to functions.
local tag_table
if tag == nil then
tag_table = {"", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""}
else
-- 3 = class start, 4 = class table, 5 = class end, 6 = css start, 7 = css table, 8 = css end, 9 = attributes table, 11 = text table
tag_table = {"<", tag, "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ">", "", "</", tag, ">"}
end
setmetatable(tag_table, meta_main)
return tag_table
end
return p