func commonConvert(p *Page, t tpl.Template) HandledResult {
p.ProcessShortcodes(t)
var err error
if viper.GetBool("EnableEmoji") {
p.rawContent = helpers.Emojify(p.rawContent)
}
renderedContent := p.renderContent(helpers.RemoveSummaryDivider(p.rawContent))
if len(p.contentShortCodes) > 0 {
renderedContent, err = replaceShortcodeTokens(renderedContent, shortcodePlaceholderPrefix, p.contentShortCodes)
if err != nil {
jww.FATAL.Printf("Failed to replace shortcode tokens in %s:\n%s", p.BaseFileName(), err.Error())
return HandledResult{err: err}
}
}
tmpContent, tmpTableOfContents := helpers.ExtractTOC(renderedContent)
p.Content = helpers.BytesToHTML(tmpContent)
p.TableOfContents = helpers.BytesToHTML(tmpTableOfContents)
return HandledResult{err: nil}
}
// emojify "emojifies" the given string.
//
// See http://www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com/
func emojify(in interface{}) (template.HTML, error) {
str, err := cast.ToStringE(in)
if err != nil {
return "", err
}
return template.HTML(helpers.Emojify([]byte(str))), nil
}
func commonConvert(p *Page, t tpl.Template) HandledResult {
if p.rendered {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("Page %q already rendered, does not need conversion", p.BaseFileName()))
}
p.ProcessShortcodes(t)
// TODO(bep) these page handlers need to be re-evaluated, as it is hard to
// process a page in isolation. See the new preRender func.
if viper.GetBool("EnableEmoji") {
p.rawContent = helpers.Emojify(p.rawContent)
}
// We have to replace the <!--more--> with something that survives all the
// rendering engines.
// TODO(bep) inline replace
p.rawContent = bytes.Replace(p.rawContent, []byte(helpers.SummaryDivider), internalSummaryDivider, 1)
p.rawContent = p.renderContent(p.rawContent)
return HandledResult{err: nil}
}