Merge branch 'inline-math-dollar' into 'master'
Don't render inline math when dollar signs are inside markup See merge request !8259
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# HTML filter that adds class="code math" and removes the dollar sign in $`2+2`$.
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#
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class MathFilter < HTML::Pipeline::Filter
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# This picks out <code>...</code>.
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INLINE_MATH = 'descendant-or-self::code'.freeze
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# Pick out a code block which is declared math
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DISPLAY_MATH = "descendant-or-self::pre[contains(@class, 'math') and contains(@class, 'code')]".freeze
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# Attribute indicating inline or display math.
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STYLE_ATTRIBUTE = 'data-math-style'.freeze
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DOLLAR_SIGN = '$'.freeze
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def call
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doc.xpath(INLINE_MATH).each do |code|
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doc.css('code').each do |code|
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closing = code.next
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opening = code.previous
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# We need a sibling before and after.
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# They should end and start with $ respectively.
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if closing && opening &&
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closing.text? && opening.text? &&
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closing.content.first == DOLLAR_SIGN &&
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opening.content.last == DOLLAR_SIGN
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end
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end
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doc.xpath(DISPLAY_MATH).each do |el|
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doc.css('pre.code.math').each do |el|
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el[STYLE_ATTRIBUTE] = 'display'
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el[:class] += " #{TAG_CLASS}"
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end
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@ -79,6 +79,13 @@ describe Banzai::Filter::MathFilter, lib: true do
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expect(doc.to_s).to eq input
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end
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it 'ignores dollar signs if they are inside another element' do
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input = '<p>We check strictly <em>$</em><code>2+2</code><em>$</em></p>'
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doc = filter(input)
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expect(doc.to_s).to eq input
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end
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# Display math
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it 'adds data-math-style display attribute to display math' do
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