Struct bbscope::BBCode

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pub struct BBCode {
    pub matchers: Arc<Vec<MatchInfo>>,
}
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The main bbcode system. You create this to parse bbcode! Inexpensive clones, since fields are all reference counted.

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§matchers: Arc<Vec<MatchInfo>>

Supply this!

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Get a default bbcode parser. Should hopefully have reasonable defaults!

Create a BBCode parser from the given list of matchers. If you’re building a custom set of tags, or merging [BBCode::basic()] with BBCode::extras() (and maybe more), use this endpoint

Examples found in repository?
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    pub fn default() -> Result<Self, Error> {
        Ok(Self::from_matchers(Self::basics()?))
    }

Convert the current bbcode instance to one which consumes all tags it used to parse. The raw text SHOULD be left untouched (I think?)

Produce the two basic regexes (open and close) for bbcode tags

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    pub fn add_tagmatcher(matchers: &mut Vec<MatchInfo>, tag: &'static str, info: ScopeInfo, open_consume: Option<(i32,i32)>, close_consume: Option<(i32,i32)>) -> Result<(), Error> { //open_regex: String, close_regex: String) -> Result<(), Error> {
        let (open_tag, close_tag) = Self::get_tagregex(tag, open_consume, close_consume);
        matchers.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: tag, 
            regex: Regex::new(&open_tag)?, 
            match_type: MatchType::Open(Arc::new(info))
        });
        matchers.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: tag, 
            regex: Regex::new(&close_tag)?, 
            match_type: MatchType::Close,
        });
        Ok(())
    }

Add the open and close matches to the given vector for the given tag (you must construct ScopeInfo yourself). open_consume and close_consume are the amount of newlines to take before and after the open and close tag

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    pub fn basics() -> Result<Vec<MatchInfo>, regex::Error> 
    {
        //First, get the default direct replacements
        let mut matches : Vec<MatchInfo> = Vec::new(); 

        //This is an optimization: any large block of characters that has no meaning in bbcode can go straight through.
        matches.push(MatchInfo {
            id: NORMALTEXTID,
            //We use h to catch ourselves on https. this unfortunately breaks up large sections of text into much
            //smaller ones, but it should be ok... I don't know. My parser is stupid lol
            regex: Regex::new(r#"^[^\[\n\rh]+"#)?, 
            match_type : MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|c| String::from(html_escape::encode_quoted_attribute(&c[0]))))
        });

        matches.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: CONSUMETEXTID,
            regex: Regex::new(r#"^[\r]+"#)?, 
            match_type: MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|_c| String::new()))
        });

        #[allow(unused_variables)]
        {
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "b", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<b>{b}</b>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "i", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<i>{b}</i>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "sup", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<sup>{b}</sup>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "sub", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<sub>{b}</sub>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "u", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<u>{b}</u>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "s", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<s>{b}</s>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "list", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<ul>{b}</ul>"))), Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"\*", ScopeInfo { 
                only: None, double_closes: true, emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<li>{b}</li>"))
            }, Some((1,0)), Some((1,0)))?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"url", ScopeInfo { 
                only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
                double_closes: false, 
                emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!(r#"<a href="{}" target="_blank">{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_body(o,b), b) )
            }, None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"img", ScopeInfo { 
                only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
                double_closes: false, 
                emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!(r#"<img src="{}">"#, Self::attr_or_body(o,b)) )
            }, None, None)?;
        }

        //This new autolinker is taken from 12 since it works better
        let url_chars = r#"[-a-zA-Z0-9_/%&=#+~@$*'!?,.;:]*"#;
        let end_chars = r#"[-a-zA-Z0-9_/%&=#+~@$*']"#;
        let autolink_regex = format!("^https?://{0}{1}([(]{0}[)]({0}{1})?)?", url_chars, end_chars);

        //Don't forget about autolinking! This is a crappy autolinker and it doesn't matter too much!
        matches.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: AUTOLINKID,
            //characters taken from google's page https://developers.google.com/maps/url-encoding
            //NOTE: removed certain characters from autolinking because they SUCK
            regex: Regex::new(&autolink_regex)?,
            match_type: MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|c| format!(r#"<a href="{0}" target="_blank">{0}</a>"#, &c[0])))
        });

        //There's a [list=1] thing, wonder how to do that. It's nonstandard, our list format is entirely nonstandard
        Ok(matches)
    }

    /// Some fancy extra bbcode. Does not include basics! These are nonstandard, you don't have to use them!
    pub fn extras() -> Result<Vec<MatchInfo>, Error> 
    {
        let mut matches : Vec<MatchInfo> = Vec::new(); 
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h1", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h1>{}</h1>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h2", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h2>{}</h2>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h3", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h3>{}</h3>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"quote", ScopeInfo::basic(
            Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<blockquote{}>{}</blockquote>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o,"cite"), b) )
        ), Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"spoiler", ScopeInfo::basic(
            Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<details class="spoiler">{}{}</details>"#, Self::tag_or_something(o,"summary", Some("Spoiler")), b) )
        ), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"anchor", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<a{}>{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o,"name"), b) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"icode", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!(r#"<span class="icode">{b}</span>"#) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"code", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<pre class="code"{}>{}</pre>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o, "data-code"), b) )
        }, Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"youtube", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<a href={} target="_blank" data-youtube>{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_body(o, b), b) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Ok(matches)
    }
Examples found in repository?
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    pub fn basics() -> Result<Vec<MatchInfo>, regex::Error> 
    {
        //First, get the default direct replacements
        let mut matches : Vec<MatchInfo> = Vec::new(); 

        //This is an optimization: any large block of characters that has no meaning in bbcode can go straight through.
        matches.push(MatchInfo {
            id: NORMALTEXTID,
            //We use h to catch ourselves on https. this unfortunately breaks up large sections of text into much
            //smaller ones, but it should be ok... I don't know. My parser is stupid lol
            regex: Regex::new(r#"^[^\[\n\rh]+"#)?, 
            match_type : MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|c| String::from(html_escape::encode_quoted_attribute(&c[0]))))
        });

        matches.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: CONSUMETEXTID,
            regex: Regex::new(r#"^[\r]+"#)?, 
            match_type: MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|_c| String::new()))
        });

        #[allow(unused_variables)]
        {
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "b", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<b>{b}</b>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "i", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<i>{b}</i>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "sup", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<sup>{b}</sup>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "sub", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<sub>{b}</sub>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "u", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<u>{b}</u>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "s", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<s>{b}</s>"))), None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "list", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<ul>{b}</ul>"))), Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"\*", ScopeInfo { 
                only: None, double_closes: true, emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!("<li>{b}</li>"))
            }, Some((1,0)), Some((1,0)))?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"url", ScopeInfo { 
                only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
                double_closes: false, 
                emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!(r#"<a href="{}" target="_blank">{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_body(o,b), b) )
            }, None, None)?;
            Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"img", ScopeInfo { 
                only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
                double_closes: false, 
                emit: Arc::new(|o,b,c| format!(r#"<img src="{}">"#, Self::attr_or_body(o,b)) )
            }, None, None)?;
        }

        //This new autolinker is taken from 12 since it works better
        let url_chars = r#"[-a-zA-Z0-9_/%&=#+~@$*'!?,.;:]*"#;
        let end_chars = r#"[-a-zA-Z0-9_/%&=#+~@$*']"#;
        let autolink_regex = format!("^https?://{0}{1}([(]{0}[)]({0}{1})?)?", url_chars, end_chars);

        //Don't forget about autolinking! This is a crappy autolinker and it doesn't matter too much!
        matches.push(MatchInfo { 
            id: AUTOLINKID,
            //characters taken from google's page https://developers.google.com/maps/url-encoding
            //NOTE: removed certain characters from autolinking because they SUCK
            regex: Regex::new(&autolink_regex)?,
            match_type: MatchType::Simple(Arc::new(|c| format!(r#"<a href="{0}" target="_blank">{0}</a>"#, &c[0])))
        });

        //There's a [list=1] thing, wonder how to do that. It's nonstandard, our list format is entirely nonstandard
        Ok(matches)
    }

    /// Some fancy extra bbcode. Does not include basics! These are nonstandard, you don't have to use them!
    pub fn extras() -> Result<Vec<MatchInfo>, Error> 
    {
        let mut matches : Vec<MatchInfo> = Vec::new(); 
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h1", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h1>{}</h1>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h2", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h2>{}</h2>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, "h3", ScopeInfo::basic(Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!("<h3>{}</h3>",b))), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"quote", ScopeInfo::basic(
            Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<blockquote{}>{}</blockquote>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o,"cite"), b) )
        ), Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"spoiler", ScopeInfo::basic(
            Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<details class="spoiler">{}{}</details>"#, Self::tag_or_something(o,"summary", Some("Spoiler")), b) )
        ), None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"anchor", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<a{}>{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o,"name"), b) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"icode", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|_o,b,_c| format!(r#"<span class="icode">{b}</span>"#) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"code", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<pre class="code"{}>{}</pre>"#, Self::attr_or_nothing(o, "data-code"), b) )
        }, Some((0,1)), Some((0,1)))?;
        Self::add_tagmatcher(&mut matches, r"youtube", ScopeInfo {
            only: Some(Self::plaintext_ids()),
            double_closes: false,
            emit: Arc::new(|o,b,_c| format!(r#"<a href={} target="_blank" data-youtube>{}</a>"#, Self::attr_or_body(o, b), b) )
        }, None, None)?;
        Ok(matches)
    }

Get a vector of ALL basic matchers! This is the function you want to call to get a vector for the bbcode generator!

Examples found in repository?
src/lib.rs (line 254)
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    pub fn default() -> Result<Self, Error> {
        Ok(Self::from_matchers(Self::basics()?))
    }

Some fancy extra bbcode. Does not include basics! These are nonstandard, you don’t have to use them!

Main function! You call this to parse your raw bbcode! It also escapes html stuff so it can be used raw! Current version keeps newlines as-is and it’s expected you use pre-wrap, later there may be modes for more standard implementations

Examples found in repository?
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    pub fn parse_profiled_opt(&mut self, input: &str, _name: String) -> String 
    {
        #[cfg(feature = "profiling")]
        {
            let mut profile = onestop::OneDuration::new(_name);
            let result = self.parse(input);
            profile.finish();
            self.profiler.add(profile);
            result
        }

        #[cfg(not(feature = "profiling"))]
        return self.parse(input);
    }

This MAY OR MAY NOT profile, depending on your featureset!

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