feat: let WIKI_URL_PREFIX carry a variable part - #100
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An application whose sections live under a code of their own -- a tenant, an organisation, a language -- had to reimplement the read routes of the wiki to keep that code in the URL, and its templates with them, or send its readers out of the section they were browsing. The prefix may now carry variable parts. `url_value_preprocessor` pulls them out of the view arguments and `url_defaults` puts them back into every URL the wiki builds, so the views know nothing about them and the whole navigation stays inside the section, wikilinks included. The `prune_url` filter strips the prefix a reader came through rather than the configured one, so the create link of the 404 page stays there too. The name of a variable is the application's to choose, as long as it collides with no argument of the wiki views. The uploaded files keep hanging from the static part of the prefix: a WSGI mount point carries no variable, and neither does the URL of an image written in a page. Indexing follows, and had to: under a variable prefix, building the URL of a wikilink raises a BuildError whatever the server name, so the request context the CLI opened could no longer stand in for the values it lacks. The index stores the metadata and the raw body, never the postprocessed HTML, so `list_all_pages` renders without the postprocessors and its pages are no longer fit for display. Co-Authored-By: Pascal Repond <pascal.repond@rero.ch>
* `get_by_title` passed an `attr` argument `list_pages` does not take, so it raised TypeError on every call. It walks the pages and returns the first one carrying the title, None if there is none. * `index_by` called `self.index`, which WikiBase does not define, and stored the result of `list.append` -- always None -- under each key. * `list_tagged_pages` matched its argument against the raw tag string, so `come` returned the pages tagged `welcome`, and an empty tag the whole wiki. Tags are compared whole now, split once by `Page.tag_list`, which `get_tags` shares rather than splitting them a second way. * `index_all_pages` called `Page.index(page)` where `page.index()` says it. Co-Authored-By: Pascal Repond <pascal.repond@rero.ch>
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An application whose sections live under a code of their own -- a tenant, an organisation, a language -- had to reimplement the read routes of the wiki to keep that code in the URL, and its templates with them, or send its readers out of the section they were browsing.
The prefix may now carry variable parts.
url_value_preprocessorpulls them out of the view arguments andurl_defaultsputs them back into every URL the wiki builds, so the views know nothing about them and the whole navigation stays inside the section, wikilinks included. Theprune_urlfilter strips the prefix a reader came through rather than the configured one, so the create link of the 404 page stays there too. The name of a variable is the application's to choose, as long as it collides with no argument of the wiki views.The uploaded files keep hanging from the static part of the prefix: a WSGI mount point carries no variable, and neither does the URL of an image written in a page.
Indexing follows, and had to: under a variable prefix, building the URL of a wikilink raises a BuildError whatever the server name, so the request context the CLI opened could no longer stand in for the values it lacks. The index stores the metadata and the raw body, never the postprocessed HTML, so
list_all_pagesrenders without the postprocessors and its pages are no longer fit for display.The branch carries a second commit,
fix: repair the page lookups that never ran, independent of the prefix:get_by_titlepassed anattrargumentlist_pagesdoes not take, so it raised TypeError on every call. It walks the pages and returns the first one carrying the title, None if there is none.index_bycalledself.index, which WikiBase does not define, and stored the result oflist.append-- always None -- under each key.list_tagged_pagesmatched its argument against the raw tag string, socomereturned the pages taggedwelcome, and an empty tag the whole wiki. Tags are compared whole now, split once byPage.tag_list, whichget_tagsshares rather than splitting them a second way.index_all_pagescalledPage.index(page)wherepage.index()says it.