path: root/Data/DefaultContent/Libraries/addons/addons/libs/xml.lua

--[[
    Small implementation of a fully-featured XML reader.
]]

_libs = _libs or {}

require('tables')
require('lists')
require('sets')
require('strings')

local table, list, set, string = _libs.tables, _libs.lists, _libs.sets, _libs.strings
local files = require('files')

local xml = {}

_libs.xml = xml

-- Local functions
local entity_unescape
local xml_error
local pcdata
local attribute
local validate_headers
local tokenize
local get_namespace
local classify
local make_namespace_name

-- Define singleton XML characters that can delimit inner tag strings.
local singletons = '=" \n\r\t/>'
local unescapes = T{
    amp = '&',
    gt = '>',
    lt = '<',
    quot = '"',
    apos = '\''
}
local escapes = T{
    ['&'] = 'amp',
    ['>'] = 'gt',
    ['<'] = 'lt',
    ['"'] = 'quot',
    ['\''] = 'apos'
}

local spaces = S{' ', '\n', '\t', '\r'}

-- Takes a numbered XML entity as second argument and converts it to the corresponding symbol.
-- Only used internally to index the unescapes table.
function entity_unescape(_, entity)
    if entity:startswith('#x') then
        return entity:sub(3):number(16):char()
    elseif entity:startswith('#') then
        return entity:sub(2):number():char()
    else
        return entity
    end
end

local entities = setmetatable(unescapes, {__index = entity_unescape})

function string.xml_unescape(str)
    return (str:gsub("&(.-);", entities))
end

function string.xml_escape(str)
    return str:gsub('.', function(c)
        if escapes:containskey(c) then
            return '&'..escapes[c]..';'
        end
        return c
    end)
end

-- Takes a filename and tries to parse the XML in it, after a validity check.
function xml.read(file)
    if type(file) == 'string' then
        file = _libs.files.new(file)
    end

    if not file:exists() then
        return xml_error('File not found: '..file.path)
    end

    return xml.parse(file:read())
end

-- Returns nil as the parsed table and an additional error message with an optional line number.
function xml_error(message, line)
    if line == nil then
        return nil, 'XML error: '..message
    end
    return nil, 'XML error, line '..line..': '..message
end

-- Collapses spaces and xml_unescapes XML entities.
function pcdata(str)
    return str:xml_unescape():spaces_collapse()
end

function attribute(str)
    return str:gsub('%s', ' '):xml_unescape()
end

-- TODO
function validate_headers(headers)
    return true
end

-- Parsing function. Gets a string representation of an XML object and outputs a Lua table or an error message.
function xml.parse(content)
    local quote = nil
    local headers = T{xmlhead='', dtds=T{}}
    local tag = ''
    local index = 0
    local mode = 'outer'
    local line = 1
    
    -- Parse XML header
    for c in content:it() do
        if c == '\n' then
            line = line + 1
        end

        index = index + 1
        if mode == 'quote' then
            tag = tag..c
            if c == quote then
                quote = nil
                mode = 'inner'
            end

        elseif mode == 'outer' then
            if not c:match('%s') then
                if c == '<' then
                    mode = 'inner'
                    tag = c
                else
                    return xml_error('Malformatted XML headers.')
                end
            end

        elseif mode == 'inner' then
            tag = tag..c
            if c == '\'' or c == '"' then
                quote = c
                mode = 'quote'
            elseif c == '>' then
                if tag[2] == '?' then
                    headers['xmlhead'] = tag
                    tag = ''
                elseif tag[2] == '!' then
                    headers['dtds']:append(tag)
                    tag = ''
                else
                    index = index - #tag + 1
                    break
                end
                mode = 'outer'
            end
        end
    end

    if not validate_headers(headers) then
        return xml_error('Invalid XML headers.')
    end

    local tokens, err = tokenize(content:sub(index):trim(), line)
    if tokens == nil then
        return nil, err
    end

    return classify(tokens, headers)
end

-- Tokenizer. Reads a string and returns an array of lines, each line with a number of valid XML tokens. Valid tokens include:
-- * <\w+(:\w+)?    Tag names, possibly including namespace
-- * </\w+>?        Tag endings
-- * />                Single tag endings
-- * ".*(?!")\"        Attribute values
-- * \w+(:\w+)?        Attribute names, possibly including namespace
-- * .*(?!<)        PCDATA
-- * .*(?!\]\]>)    CDATA
function tokenize(content, line)
    local current = ''
    local tokens = L{}
    for i = 1, line do
        tokens:append(L{})
    end

    local quote = nil
    local mode = 'inner'
    for c in content:it() do
        -- Only useful for a line count, to produce more accurate debug messages.
        if c == '\n' then
            tokens:append(L{})
        end

        if mode == 'quote' then
            if c == quote then
                tokens:last():append('"'..current..'"')
                current = ''
                mode = 'tag'
            else
                current = current..c
            end

        elseif mode == 'comment' then
            current = current..c
            if c == '>' and current:endswith('-->' ) then
                if current:sub(5, -4):contains('--') then
                    return xml_error('Invalid token \'--\' within comment.', #tokens)
                end
                tokens:last():append(current)
                current = ''
                mode = 'inner'
            end

        elseif mode == 'inner' then
            if c == '<' then
                tokens:last():append(current:trim())
                current = '<'
                mode = 'tag'
            else
                current = current..c
            end

        elseif mode == 'cdata' then
            current = current..c
            if c == '>' and current:endswith(']]>') then
                tokens:last():append(current)
                current = ''
                mode = 'inner'
            end

        else
            if singletons:contains(c) then
                if spaces:contains(c) then
                    if #current > 0 then
                        tokens:last():append(current)
                        current = ''
                    end

                elseif c == '=' then
                    if #current > 0 then
                        tokens:last():append(current)
                    end
                    tokens:last():append('=')
                    current = ''

                elseif c == '"' or c == '\'' then
                    quote = c
                    mode = 'quote'

                elseif c == '/' then
                    if current:startswith('<') and current:length() > 1 then
                        tokens:last():append(current)
                        current = ''
                    end
                    current = current..c

                elseif c == '>' then
                    current = current..c
                    tokens:last():append(current)
                    current = ''
                    mode = 'inner'

                else
                    return xml_error('Unexpected token \''..c..'\'.', tokens:length())
                end

            else
                if c:match('[%w%d-_%.%:![%]]') ~= nil then
                    current = current..c
                    if c == '-' and current == '<!-' then
                        mode = 'comment'
                    elseif c == '[' and current == '<![CDATA[' then
                        mode = 'cdata'
                    end
                else
                    return xml_error('Unexpected character \''..c..'\'.', tokens:length())
                end
            end
        end
    end

    for array, line in tokens:it() do
        tokens[line] = array:filter(-'')
    end

    return tokens
end

-- Definition of a DOM object.
local dom = T{}
function dom.new(t)
    return T{
        type = '',
        name = '',
        namespace = nil,
        value = nil,
        children = L{},
        cdata = nil
    }:update(t)
end

-- Returns the name of the element and the namespace, if present.
function get_namespace(token)
    local splits = token:split(':')
    if #splits > 2 then
        return
    elseif #splits == 2 then
        return splits[2], splits[1]
    end
    return token
end

-- Classifies the tokens parsed by tokenize into valid XML values, and returns a DOM hierarchy.
function classify(tokens, var)
    if tokens == nil then
        return nil, var
    end

    -- This doesn't do anything yet.
    local headers = var

    local mode = 'inner'
    local parsed = L{dom.new()}
    local name = nil
    for line, intokens in ipairs(tokens) do
        for _, token in ipairs(intokens) do
            if token:startswith('<![CDATA[') then
                parsed:last().children:append(dom.new({type = 'text', value = token:sub(10, -4), cdata = true}))

            elseif token:startswith('<!--') then
                parsed:last().children:append(dom.new({type = 'comment', value = token:sub(5, -4)}))

            elseif token:startswith('</') then
                if token:sub(3, -2) == parsed:last(1).name then
                    parsed:last(2).children:append(parsed:remove())
                else
                    return xml_error('Mismatched tag ending: '..token, line)
                end

            elseif token:startswith('<') then
                if token:endswith('>') then
                    name, namespace = get_namespace(token:sub(2, -2))
                else
                    name, namespace = get_namespace(token:sub(2))
                end
                if name == nil then
                    return xml_error('Invalid namespace definition.', line)
                end
                namespace = namespace or ''

                parsed:append(dom.new({type = 'tag', name = name, namespace = namespace}))
                name, namespace = nil, nil
                if token:endswith('>') then
                    mode = 'inner'
                else
                    mode = 'tag'
                end

            elseif token:endswith('/>') then
                if mode == 'tag' then
                    parsed:last(2).children:append(parsed:remove())
                    mode = 'inner'
                else
                    return xml_error('Illegal token inside a tag: '..token, line)
                end

            elseif token:endswith('>') then
                if mode ~= 'tag' then
                    return xml_error('Unexpected token \'>\'.', line)
                end
                mode = 'inner'

            elseif token == '=' then
                if mode ~= 'eq' then
                    return xml_error('Unexpected \'=\'.')
                end
                mode = 'value'

            else
                if mode == 'tag' then
                    if parsed:last().children:find(function (el) return el.type == 'attribute' and el.name == token end) ~= nil then
                        return xml_error('Attribute '..token..' already defined. Multiple assignment not allowed.', line)
                    end
                    name, namespace = get_namespace(token)
                    namespace = tmpnamespace or parsed:last(1).namespace
                    mode = 'eq'

                elseif mode == 'value' then
                    parsed:last().children:append(dom.new({
                        type = 'attribute',
                        name = name,
                        namespace = namespace,
                        value = attribute(token:sub(2,-2))
                    }))
                    name = nil
                    namespace = ''
                    mode = 'tag'

                elseif mode == 'inner' then
                    parsed:last().children:append(dom.new({
                        type = 'text',
                        value = pcdata(token)
                    }))
                end
            end
        end
    end

    local roots = parsed:remove().children
    if #roots > 1 then
        return xml_error('Multiple root elements not allowed.')
    elseif #roots == 0 then
        return xml_error('Missing root element not allowed.')
    end

    return roots[1]
end

-- Returns a non-shitty XML representation:
-- Tree of nodes, each node can be a tag or a value. A tag has a name, list of attributes and children.
-- In case of a node, the following is provided:
-- * type node.value:       Value of node. Only provided if type was set.
-- * list node.children:    List of child nodes (tag or text nodes)
-- * string node.name:      Name of the tag
-- * iterator node.it:      Function that iterates over all children
-- * table node.attributes: Dictionary containing all attributes
function table.undomify(node, types)
    local node_type = types and types[node.name] or nil
    local res = T{}
    res.attributes = T{}
    local children = L{}
    local ctype

    for _, child in ipairs(node.children) do
        ctype = child.type
        if ctype == 'attribute' then
            res.attributes[child.name] = child.value
        elseif ctype == 'tag' then
            children:append(child:undomify(types))
        elseif ctype == 'text' then
            children:append(child.value)
        end
    end

    if node_type then
        local val = children[1] or ''
        if node_type == 'set' then
            res.children = val:split(','):map(string.trim):filter(-'')
            res.value = S(children)
        elseif node_type == 'list' then
            res.value = val:split(','):map(string.trim):filter(-'')
            res.children = res.value
        elseif node_type == 'number' then
            res.value = tonumber(val)
            res.children = L{res.value}
        elseif node_type == 'boolean' then
            res.value = val == 'true'
            res.children = L{res.value}
        end
    end

    if res.children == nil then
        res.children = children
    end

    res.get = function(t, val)
        for child in t.children:it() do
            if child.name == val then
                return child
            end
        end
    end

    res.name = node.name

    return setmetatable(res, {__index = function(t, k)
        return t.children[k]
    end})
end

-- Returns a namespace-formatted string of a DOM node.
function make_namespace_name(node)
    if node.namespace ~= '' then
        return node.namespace..':'..node.name
    end

    return node.name
end

-- Convert a DOM hierarchy to well-formed XML.
function xml.realize(node, indentlevel)
    if node.type ~= 'tag' then
        return xml_error('Only DOM objects of type \'tag\' can be realized to XML.')
    end

    indentlevel = indentlevel or 0
    local indent = ('\t'):rep(indentlevel)
    local str = indent..'<'..make_namespace_name(node)

    local attributes = T{}
    local children = T{}
    local childtypes = T{}
    for _, child in ipairs(node.children) do
        if child.type == 'attribute' then
            attributes:append(child)
        elseif child.type ~= 'attribute' then
            children:append(child)
            childtypes[child.type] = true
        else
            return xml_error('Unknown type \''..child.type..'\'.')
        end
    end

    if #attributes ~= 0 then
        for _, attribute in ipairs(attributes) do
            local nsstring = ''
            if attribute.namespace ~= node.namespace then
                nsstring = make_namespace_name(attribute)
            else
                nsstring = attribute.name
            end
            str = str..' '..nsstring..'="'..attribute.value:xml_escape()..'"'
        end
    end

    if #children == 0 then
        str = str..' />\n'
        return str
    end
    str = str..'>\n'

    local innerindent = '\t'..indent
    for _, child in ipairs(children) do
        if child.type == 'text' then
            if child.value:match('%s%s') or child.value:match('^%s') or child.value:match('%s$') then
                str = str..innerindent..'<![CDATA['..child.value..']]>\n'
            else
                str = str..innerindent..child.value:xml_escape()..'\n'
            end
        elseif child.type == 'comment' then
            str = str..innerindent..'<!--'..child.value:xml_escape()..'-->\n'
        else
            str = str..indent..xml.realize(child, indentlevel + 1)
        end
    end

    str = str..indent..'</'..node.name..'>\n'

    return str
end

-- Make an XML representation of a table.
function table.to_xml(t, indentlevel)
    indentlevel = indentlevel or 0
    local indent = (' '):rep(4*indentlevel)

    local str = ''
    for key, val in pairs(t) do
        if type(key) == 'number' then
            key = 'node'
        end
        if type(val) == 'table' and next(val) then
            str = str..indent..'<'..key..'>\n'
            str = str..table.to_xml(val, indentlevel + 1)
            str = str..indent..'</'..key..'>\n'
        else
            if type(val) == 'table' then
                val = ''
            end
            str = str..indent..'<'..key..'>'..val:xml_escape()..'</'..key..'>\n'
        end
    end

    return str
end

return xml

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