ref: a9c977708a758653bea09ecb976262371d891496
dir: /bin/werc.rc/
#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/rc
. ./cgilib.rc
cd ..
forbidden_uri_chars='[^a-zA-Z0-9_+\-\/\.]'
response_format=html
fn get_lib_file {
wantedfile = $1
if (test -f $sitedir/_werc/lib/$wantedfile)
echo -n $sitedir/_werc/lib/$wantedfile
if not if(! ~ $#masterSite 0 && test -f sites/$masterSite/_werc/lib/$wantedfile)
echo -n sites/$masterSite/_werc/lib/$wantedfile
if not if (test -f lib/$wantedfile)
echo -n lib/$wantedfile
}
# Title
fn gentitle {
echo '<h1 class="headerTitle"><a href="/">' ^ $"siteTitle ^ ' <span id="headerSubTitle">' ^ $"siteSubTitle ^ '</span></a></h1>'
}
# Don't change var name or trailing ';', some dirs change the filter!
dirfilter = '/\/[._]/d; /'^$forbidden_uri_chars^'/d; /\/robots.\txt$/d; /\/sitemap\.txt$/d; s,^\./,,; s,\.md$,,; s,\.html,,; s,\.txt,,; '
# To be used from config files
fn hide_paths {
for(i in $*)
dirfilter = $dirfilter^'/^'$i'$/d; '
}
# Sidebar
# PERF: menu takes ~30% of werc's runtime, even for top level pages.
# Maybe a combination of du -a/find|sort could let us avoid the recursive awk calls...
fn menu {
ls -F $1 | sed $dirfilter | awk -F/ '
BEGIN { print "<ul class=\"side-bar\">" }
END { print "</ul>" }
# Should add \. to the list of allowed chars in file names, but need to find a way to filter out .txt and so on
/^([a-zA-Z0-9+_\-]+[\/*]?)+$/ && $NF != "index" {
isdir = match($0, "/$")
sub("[*/]$", "")
path = bname = $0
sub("^(.*/)?([0-9]+_)?", "", bname)
gsub("_", " ", bname)
if(isdir) {
bname = bname "/"
path = $0 "/"
}
if(index(ENVIRON["REQUEST_URI"] "/", "/" path) == 1) {
if(isdir) {
print "<li><a href=\"/" path "\" class=\"thisPage\">»<i> " bname "</i></a>"
system("rc -c ''menu " path "''")
} else {
print "<li><a href=\"/" path "\" class=\"thisPage\">»<i> " bname "</i></a>"
}
} else
print "<li><a href=\"/" path "\">› " bname "</a>"
print "</li>"
}'
}
fn gensidebar {
@{
cd $sitedir
menu .
}
}
fn sortedBlogPostList {
# the /./ is added so we can sort -t. and order only the file name
if (! ~ $#* 0)
ls $*^'/./' | grep '/[0-9]+.*\.md$'| sort -r -t. +1
}
fn gen_blog_post_title {
title=`{basename $1 | sed 's/^[0-9\-]*_(.*)\.md$/\1/; s/_/ /g' }
permlink= `{echo $1 | sed 's,^/[a-z/]*www/,/,; s,^sites/[^/]*/*/,/,; s/\.md$//' }
du=`{ls -l $1}
by = ''
if (! ~ $#blogAuthor 0)
by='By '$"blogAuthor
if not if (~ $#blogDirs 1)
by='By '$du(4)
echo '##<a href="'^$"permlink^'">' $"title^'</a> *( '$by Last mod: $du(7 8 9) ' )*'
}
# Handlers
fn set_handler {
handler = $1
shift
handler_args = $*
}
fn md_handler { cat $* | $formatter }
fn tpl_handler { template $1 }
fn html_handler {
cat $1 | /bin/sed '0,/<[Bb][Oo][Dd][Yy][^>]*>/d; /<\/[Bb][Oo][Dd][Yy]>/,$d'
}
fn txt_handler {
echo '<pre>'
# XXX Insering a blank line between lines in input is good for fortunes.txt, but maybe not for other .txt files
# XXX Words are not broken, even if they are way beyond 82 chars long
cat $1 |sed 's/$/\n/g; s/</\</g; s/>/\>/g' |fmt -l 82 -j
echo '</pre>'
}
fn dir_listing_handler {
d = `{basename -d $1}
echo '<h1 style="text-transform: capitalize;">' `{echo $d|sed -e 's,.*//,,g' -e 's,/$,,' -e 's,/, / ,g' } '</h1>'
echo '<ul style="text-transform: capitalize;">'
ls -F $d | sed -e $dirfilter' s,^'$sitedir'/.*/([^$].*),<li><a href="\1">\1</a></li>,' # XXX I'm not sure what the [^$] does there
echo '</ul>'
}
fn 404_handler { template `{ get_lib_file 404.tpl } }
fn blog_dir_handler {
blogDirs = $*
tpl_handler lib/feeds/html.tpl
}
fn blog_post_handler {
gen_blog_post_title $1 | $formatter
$formatter < $1
}
fn select_handler {
if (test -f $body.md) {
if (! ~ $#inBlog 0)
set_handler blog_post_handler $body.md
if not
set_handler md_handler $body.md
if (! ~ $#allowComments 0 && ~ $REQUEST_METHOD POST) {
get_post_args comment_text
d = `{date -n} # FIXME Obvious race
d = $body.md_werc/comments/$d/
u = $logged_user
if (~ $#logged_user 0) {
get_post_args comment_user_name comment_user_password
# TODO Should take this path too if the user can login but doesn't
# belong to required group
if (! login_user $comment_user_name $comment_user_password) {
u = $comment_user_name ':' $comment_user_password
d = $d^'_pending'
}
if not
u = $logged_user
}
umask 002
mkdir -m 775 -p $d
echo $u > $d/user
echo $comment_text > $d/body
}
}
if not if (test -f $body.tpl)
set_handler tpl_handler $body.tpl
if not if (test -f $body.html)
set_handler html_handler $body.html
# Explicit .html urls, unfortunately usually the web server will handle this as static files
if not if (~ $body *.html && test -f $body)
perm_redirect `{ echo $REQUEST_URI|sed 's/.html$//' }
# Rss feeds. TODO: we should check that the request is for a real blog dir
if not if (~ $REQUEST_URI */index.rss) {
uri = `{echo $uri | sed 's/index.rss$//'}
if (~ $#blogDirs 0)
blogDirs = $sitedir^$uri
uri=$baseuri$"uri
master_template=feeds/rss20.tpl
response_format=raw
}
# Blog handler
if not if (~ $body */[bB]log/index */[bB]log//index || ! ~ $#blogDirs 0) {
if (~ $#blogDirs 0)
blogDirs = `{basename -d $body}
rssuri=`{basename -d $uri}
rssuri=$baseuri`{cleanname $"rssuri^/index.rss}
extraHeaders=$"extraHeaders ^ \
'<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="'$rssuri'" />
'
set_handler tpl_handler lib/feeds/html.tpl
}
# Global tpl (eg sitemap.tpl)
if not if (test -f lib/^$uri^.tpl)
set_handler tpl_handler lib/^$uri^.tpl
if not if (test -f $body.txt)
set_handler txt_handler $body.txt
# Dir listing
if not if(~ $body */index)
set_handler dir_listing_handler $body
# File not found
if not {
set_handler 404_handler $body
dprint 'NOT FOUND: '$SERVER_NAME^$REQUEST_URI^' - '^$"HTTP_REFERER^' - '^$"HTTP_USER_AGENT
echo 'Status: 404 Not Found'
}
}
fn genbody {
$handler $handler_args
}
# Careful, the proper p9p path might not be set until initrc.local is sourced
path=(. $PLAN9/bin ./bin/ /bin/ /usr/bin)
site=$SERVER_NAME
headers=lib/headers.tpl
master_template=default_master.tpl
sidebar=sidebar
baseuri=http://$site/
for(i in siteTitle siteSubTitle pageTitle extraHeaders)
$i = ''
. ./etc/initrc
if(test -f etc/initrc.local)
. ./etc/initrc.local
# Parse request URL
uri = `{echo -n $REQUEST_URI | sed -e 's/\?.*//; s/'^$forbidden_uri_chars^'//g; s/\.\.*/./g;' -e '1q'}
ifs='/' { args = `{echo -n $uri} }
if(! ~ $#debug 0)
dprint ' ' $SERVER_NAME^$REQUEST_URI^' - '^$"HTTP_USER_AGENT
# Hack: preload post data so we can access it from templates where cgi's stdin is not accesible
if(~ $REQUEST_METHOD POST) {
get_post_args
login_user
}
if (! ~ $args '') {
if (~ $args($#args) 'index')
perm_redirect `{ echo $REQUEST_URI | sed 's,/index$,/,' }
pageTitle=`{echo $args | sed -e 's/ / - /g' -e 's/_/ /g'}
req_path=$uri
}
if not {
req_path='/'
}
fpath=$sitedir
for (i in ('' $args)) {
fpath = $fpath/$i
# We don't want blog settings to cascade into posts, note that we are inBlog instead
if (! ~ $#blogDirs 0 && ! ~ $req_path */index.rss */[bB]log */[bB]log/) {
inBlog = $blogDirs
blogDirs = ()
}
if (test -f $fpath/_werc/config)
. ./$fpath/_werc/config
if (~ $#blogDirs 0 && ~ $#inBlog 0 && ~ $i [Bb]log)
inBlog = 'yes'
}
# Redirections and other preprocessing
if (~ $#redirectPermanent 1)
perm_redirect $"redirectPermanent
if not if (~ $#redirectPermanent 2 && {echo $SERVER_NAME^$REQUEST_URI|grep -s $redirectPermanent(1) }) {
# Experimental regexp sub-based redirect, probably should find a nicer interface
# For now only used at sites/harmful.cat-v.org/software/OO_programming/_werc/config
to=`{echo $SERVER_NAME^$REQUEST_URI|sed 's@'^$redirectPermanent(1)^'@'^$redirectPermanent(2)^'@'}
if(! ~ $to $REQUEST_URI)
perm_redirect $to
}
# Set Page title
if(~ $pageTitle '')
pageTitle=$siteTitle^' '^$siteSubTitle
if not
pageTitle=$"pageTitle^' | '^$"siteTitle^' '^$"siteSubTitle
body=$sitedir/$req_path
if (test -d $body) {
if(! ~ $body */)
perm_redirect $REQUEST_URI^'/'
body=$body/index
}
select_handler
# Template/body selection
master_template= `{get_lib_file $master_template}
if(~ $response_format html) {
# Is awk_buffer really useful?
template $headers $master_template | awk_buffer
echo '</body></html>'
}
if not if (~ $response_format raw) {
template < $master_template
}