class Bunto::SeoTag
Constants
- MINIFY_REGEX
Matches all whitespace that follows either
1. A '}', which closes a Liquid tag 2. A '{', which opens a JSON block 3. A '>' followed by a newline, which closes an XML tag or 4. A ',' followed by a newline, which ends a JSON line
We will strip all of this whitespace to minify the template We will not strip any whitespace if the next character is a '-'
so that we do not interfere with the HTML comment at the very begining
- VERSION
Attributes
context[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(_tag_name, text, _tokens)
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Calls superclass method
# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 23 def initialize(_tag_name, text, _tokens) super @text = text end
Public Instance Methods
render(context)
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 28 def render(context) @context = context template.render!(payload, info) end
Private Instance Methods
drop()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 51 def drop @drop ||= Bunto::SeoTag::Drop.new(@text, @context) end
info()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 55 def info { :registers => context.registers, :filters => [Bunto::Filters], } end
options()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 35 def options { "version" => Bunto::SeoTag::VERSION, "title" => title?, } end
payload()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 42 def payload { "page" => context.registers[:page], "site" => context.registers[:site].site_payload["site"], "paginator" => context["paginator"], "seo_tag" => drop, } end
template()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 62 def template @template ||= Liquid::Template.parse template_contents end
template_contents()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 66 def template_contents @template_contents ||= begin File.read(template_path).gsub(MINIFY_REGEX, "") end end
template_path()
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# File lib/bunto-seo-tag.rb, line 72 def template_path @template_path ||= begin File.expand_path "./template.html", File.dirname(__FILE__) end end