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asl-rulebook2/asl_rulebook2/webapp/static/SearchResult.js

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import { gMainApp, gContentDocs, gEventBus, gAppConfig } from "./MainApp.js" ;
import { findTargets, getPrimaryTarget, isRuleid, getChapterResource, fixupSearchHilites, hasHilite, wrapExcBlocks } from "./utils.js" ;
// --------------------------------------------------------------------
gMainApp.component( "index-sr", {
props: [ "sr" ],
data() { return {
expandRulerefs: null,
primaryTarget: getPrimaryTarget( this.sr ),
iconUrl: getChapterResource( "icon", this.getChapterId() ),
cssBackground: this.makeCssBackground(),
borderCol: this.makeBorderColor(),
} ; },
template: `
<div class="index-sr" >
<div v-if="sr.title || sr.subtitle" :style="{background: cssBackground}"
:class=makeBorderColor() class="caption"
>
<collapser @click=onToggleRulerefs ref="collapser" />
<img v-if=iconUrl :src=iconUrl :style="{cursor: this.primaryTarget ? 'pointer' : null}"
@click=onClickIcon
class="icon"
/>
<span v-if=sr.title v-html=sr.title :style="{cursor: this.primaryTarget ? 'pointer' : null}"
@click=onClickIcon
class="title"
/>
<span v-if=sr.subtitle class="subtitle" v-html=sr.subtitle />
</div>
<div class="body">
<div v-if=sr.content class="content" v-html=fixupContent(sr.content) />
<div v-if=sr.see_also class="see-also" > See also:
<span v-for="(sa, sa_no) in sr.see_also" >
{{sa_no == 0 ? "" : ", "}}
<a @click=onSeeAlso(sa) title="Search for this" > {{sa}} </a>
</span>
</div>
<div v-if=sr.ruleids class="ruleids" >
<ruleid v-for="(rid,rno) in sr.ruleids" :key=rid
:csetId=sr.cset_id :ruleId=rid
:delim="''" :sep="rno < sr.ruleids.length-1 ? ',' : ''"
/>
</div>
<ul v-if=sr.rulerefs class="rulerefs" >
<li v-for="rref in sr.rulerefs" v-show=showRuleref(rref) :key=rref >
<span v-if=rref.caption class="caption" v-html=fixupHilites(rref.caption) />
<ruleid v-for="rid in rref.ruleids" :key=rid
:csetId=sr.cset_id :ruleId=rid
:delim="'[]'"
/>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
</div>`,
created() {
// figure out whether ruleref's should start expanded or collapsed
if ( gAppConfig.WEBAPP_DISABLE_COLLAPSIBLE_INDEX_SR ) {
// the user has disabled this feature - don't show the collapser
} else if ( this.sr.rulerefs === undefined || this.sr.rulerefs.length == 0 ) {
// there are no ruleref's - don't show the collapser
} else {
// count how many ruleref's have a matching search term
let nHiliteRulerefs = 0 ;
this.sr.rulerefs.forEach( (ruleref) => {
if ( hasHilite( ruleref.caption ) )
++ nHiliteRulerefs;
} ) ;
if ( nHiliteRulerefs == this.sr.rulerefs.length ) {
// every ruleref is a match - don't show the collapser
} else {
// NOTE: We start the ruleref's expanded if one of the important fields has a matching search term.
// The idea is that the index entry is probably one that the user will be interested in (since there is
// a match in one of the important fields), and so we show all of the ruleref's, since the user may well
// want to check them out.
// OTOH, if the only match is in a ruleref, then the match is probably a reference back to an index entry
// of interest, and the other ruleref's are unlikely to be relevant.
this.expandRulerefs = hasHilite(this.sr.title) || hasHilite(this.sr.subtitle) || hasHilite(this.sr.content) ;
}
}
},
mounted() {
// set up the collapser
let isCollapsed = (this.expandRulerefs == null) ? null : ! this.expandRulerefs ;
this.$refs.collapser.initCollapser( null, isCollapsed ) ;
},
methods: {
onSeeAlso( see_also ) {
// search for the specified text
if ( see_also.indexOf( " " ) >= 0 )
see_also = '"' + see_also + '"' ;
gEventBus.emit( "search-for", see_also ) ;
},
onClickIcon() {
// open the search result's primary target
if ( this.primaryTarget )
gEventBus.emit( "show-target", this.primaryTarget.cdoc_id, this.primaryTarget.ruleid ) ;
},
onToggleRulerefs() {
// expand/collapse the ruleref's
if ( this.expandRulerefs !== null )
this.expandRulerefs = ! this.expandRulerefs ;
},
showRuleref( ruleref ) {
// flag whether the ruleref should be shown or hidden
if ( gAppConfig.WEBAPP_DISABLE_COLLAPSIBLE_INDEX_SR )
return true ;
return this.expandRulerefs || hasHilite( ruleref.caption ) ;
},
fixupContent( content ) { return wrapExcBlocks( content ) ; },
fixupHilites( val ) {
// convert search term highlights returned to us by the search engine to HTML
return fixupSearchHilites( val ) ;
},
makeCssBackground() {
// generate the CSS background URL for the search result's title
let url = getChapterResource( "background", this.getChapterId() ) ;
return url ? "url(" + url + ")" : "#ddd" ;
},
makeBorderColor() {
// generate the caption border color
let chapterId = this.getChapterId() ;
return chapterId ? "chapter-" + chapterId.toLowerCase() : null ;
},
getChapterId() {
// figure out which chapter this search result belongs to
// NOTE: This is actually a bit fiddly :-/ An index entry can have multiple main ruleid's associated
// with it, so which one do we choose? Or no ruleid's at all - these are often not associated with
// a chapter (e.g. term definitions), but that isn't necessarily always going to be the case.
// Since the only time we need to do this is in the front-end (so that we can show an icon and
// title background for each index search result), we handle it in the front-end, rather than
// in the backend search engine, or during the extraction process. Strictly speaking, each index entry
// should state which chapter it came from, but this is way overkill for what we need. Instead,
// we look at the ruleid and infer the chapter ID from the first letter (nb: we need to be careful
// handle things like "KGP SSR 2" or "RB CG2".
if ( this.sr.chapter_id )
return this.sr.chapter_id ;
let target = getPrimaryTarget( this.sr ) ;
if ( ! target )
return null ;
let ruleid = target.ruleid ;
if ( isRuleid( ruleid ) ) {
let pos = ruleid.indexOf( "_" ) ;
if ( pos > 0 )
return ruleid.substring( 0, pos ) ; // e.g. "KGS_CG3" -> "KGS"
let match = ruleid.match( /^[A-Z]+/ ) ;
if ( match ) {
let chapterId = match[0] ;
if ( chapterId.substring( chapterId.length-2 ) == "CG" )
chapterId = chapterId.substring( 0, chapterId.length-1 ) ; // e.g. "OCG3" -> "O"
return chapterId ;
}
}
return null ;
},
},
} ) ;
// --------------------------------------------------------------------
gMainApp.component( "asop-entry-sr", {
props: [ "sr" ],
template: `
<div class="asop-entry-sr asop" >
<div class="caption" title="Go to the ASOP" >
<span v-html="sr.caption+' (ASOP)'" @click=onClickCaption />
<collapser ref="collapser" />
</div>
<collapsible ref="collapsible" >
<div class="content" v-html=sr.content />
</collapsible>
</div>`,
mounted() {
// set up the collapser
this.$refs.collapser.initCollapser( this.$refs.collapsible, null ) ;
},
methods: {
onClickCaption() {
gEventBus.emit( "activate-tab", "nav", "asop" ) ;
gEventBus.emit( "show-asop-entry-sr", this.sr.section_id, this.sr.content ) ;
},
},
} ) ;
// --------------------------------------------------------------------
gMainApp.component( "ruleid", {
// FUDGE! Can't get Vue to do the spacing right, so we pass in the delimiters and separator :-/
props: [ "csetId", "ruleId", "delim", "sep" ],
data() { return {
cdocId: null, ruleid: null,
title: null,
} ; },
// NOTE: This bit of HTML is sensitive to spaces :-/
// NOTE: Unfortunately, PDF destinations can't have spaces (see prepare_pdf.py), so we need to
// do a bit of hackery to simulate them :-( We could allow spaces in the ruleid's, and transparently
// convert them to underscores when we create the PDF destinations, but it's probably better
// to force them to be defined with underscores (and convert them to spaces in the UI), so that
// it's a bit clearer what's going on.
template: `<span class="ruleid" :class="{unknown:!ruleid}">{{delim[0]}}<a v-if=ruleid @click=onClick :title=title>{{ruleId.replace('_',' ')}}</a><span v-else>{{ruleId}}</span>{{delim[1]}}{{sep}}</span>`,
created() {
// check if the rule is one we know about
let targets = findTargets( this.ruleId, this.csetId ) ;
if ( targets && targets.length > 0 ) {
// NOTE: We assume that targets are unique within a content set. This might not be true if MMP
// ever adds Chapter Z stuff to the main index, but we'll cross that bridge if and when we come to it.
// TBH, that stuff would probably be better off as a separate content set, anyway.
let target = targets[0]
this.cdocId = target.cdoc_id ;
this.ruleid = target.ruleid ;
this.title = gContentDocs[ target.cdoc_id ].targets[ target.ruleid ].caption ;
}
},
methods: {
onClick() {
// show the target
gEventBus.emit( "show-target", this.cdocId, this.ruleid ) ;
},
},
} ) ;