mediawiki-extensions-Visual.../.docs/generate.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
cd $(cd $(dirname $0); pwd)

(
	while IFS='' read -r l
	do
		if [[ "$l" == "{{VE-LOAD-HEAD}}" ]]
		then
			php ../maintenance/makeStaticLoader.php --section=head --ve-path=../modules/
		elif [[ "$l" == "{{VE-LOAD-BODY}}" ]]
		then
			php ../maintenance/makeStaticLoader.php --section=body --ve-path=../modules/
		else
			echo "$l"
		fi
	done
) < eg-iframe.tpl | php > eg-iframe.html

jsduck --config=config.json
rm eg-iframe.html
cd - > /dev/null
Implement inline documentation examples. Refactored the (previously unused) eg-iframe file to be a template with 2 placeholders for script and styles. The previous version was just the basic version to execute javascript code, but that's not good enough since we need a whole bunch of classes to be loaded. A bash file processes the template into proper html, with the help of the makeStaticLoader maintenance script we already had. Updated demo.css, cleaned up redundant properties restyled slightly to be more like the Vector skin and less "raw". Fixed default $IP path in makeStaticLoader.php to work with simple mediawiki core installs having the extension in the regular extensions directory, and prefixed __DIR__ so it doesn't rely on the directory you call it from. Change-Id: Ic789121dfeca08d9db69564d2ad2e52b3fa45de9 2013-02-09 01:33:48 +00:00			`#!/usr/bin/env bash`
			`cd $(cd $(dirname $0); pwd)`

			`(`
			`while IFS='' read -r l`
			`do`
docsgen: Fix error on Ubuntu When running this on Mac, it works fine. But when running it on Ubuntu in labs, the condition checking for "VE-LOAD" head and body always evaluate to false. Not sure what's up with that, but since these lines no longer contain whitespace, a straight comparison is all we need. Also removed the duplicate `<head>` tag in the template. Change-Id: Ic7e8351e784be35fd0104269be331cf9bd0c08b4 2010-01-05 22:27:55 +00:00			`if [[ "$l" == "{{VE-LOAD-HEAD}}" ]]`
Implement inline documentation examples. Refactored the (previously unused) eg-iframe file to be a template with 2 placeholders for script and styles. The previous version was just the basic version to execute javascript code, but that's not good enough since we need a whole bunch of classes to be loaded. A bash file processes the template into proper html, with the help of the makeStaticLoader maintenance script we already had. Updated demo.css, cleaned up redundant properties restyled slightly to be more like the Vector skin and less "raw". Fixed default $IP path in makeStaticLoader.php to work with simple mediawiki core installs having the extension in the regular extensions directory, and prefixed __DIR__ so it doesn't rely on the directory you call it from. Change-Id: Ic789121dfeca08d9db69564d2ad2e52b3fa45de9 2013-02-09 01:33:48 +00:00			`then`
			`php ../maintenance/makeStaticLoader.php --section=head --ve-path=../modules/`
docsgen: Fix error on Ubuntu When running this on Mac, it works fine. But when running it on Ubuntu in labs, the condition checking for "VE-LOAD" head and body always evaluate to false. Not sure what's up with that, but since these lines no longer contain whitespace, a straight comparison is all we need. Also removed the duplicate `<head>` tag in the template. Change-Id: Ic7e8351e784be35fd0104269be331cf9bd0c08b4 2010-01-05 22:27:55 +00:00			`elif [[ "$l" == "{{VE-LOAD-BODY}}" ]]`
			`then`
			`php ../maintenance/makeStaticLoader.php --section=body --ve-path=../modules/`
Implement inline documentation examples. Refactored the (previously unused) eg-iframe file to be a template with 2 placeholders for script and styles. The previous version was just the basic version to execute javascript code, but that's not good enough since we need a whole bunch of classes to be loaded. A bash file processes the template into proper html, with the help of the makeStaticLoader maintenance script we already had. Updated demo.css, cleaned up redundant properties restyled slightly to be more like the Vector skin and less "raw". Fixed default $IP path in makeStaticLoader.php to work with simple mediawiki core installs having the extension in the regular extensions directory, and prefixed __DIR__ so it doesn't rely on the directory you call it from. Change-Id: Ic789121dfeca08d9db69564d2ad2e52b3fa45de9 2013-02-09 01:33:48 +00:00			`else`
			`echo "$l"`
			`fi`
			`done`
			`) < eg-iframe.tpl \| php > eg-iframe.html`

			`jsduck --config=config.json`
			`rm eg-iframe.html`
			`cd - > /dev/null`