Parsoid/ Source: ext/Cite/index.js

/**
 * This module implements `<ref>` and `<references>` extension tag handling
 * natively in Parsoid.
 * @module ext/Cite
 */

'use strict';

const Ref = require('./Ref.js');
const References = require('./References.js');
const RefProcessor = require('./RefProcessor.js');

/**
 * Native Parsoid implementation of the Cite extension
 * that ties together `<ref>` and `<references>`.
 */
class Cite {
	constructor() {
		this.config = {
			name: 'cite',
			domProcessors: {
				wt2htmlPostProcessor: RefProcessor,
				html2wtPreProcessor: (...args) => this._html2wtPreProcessor(...args),
			},
			tags: [
				{
					name: 'ref',
					toDOM: Ref.toDOM,
					fragmentOptions: {
						sealFragment: true,
					},
					serialHandler: Ref.serialHandler, // FIXME: Rename to toWikitext
					lintHandler: Ref.lintHandler,
					// FIXME: Do we need (a) domDiffHandler (b) ... others ...
				}, {
					name: 'references',
					toDOM: References.toDOM,
					serialHandler: References.serialHandler,
					lintHandler: References.lintHandler,
				},
			],
			styles: [
				'ext.cite.style',
				'ext.cite.styles',
			],
		};
	}

	/**
	 * html -> wt DOM PreProcessor
	 *
	 * This is to reconstitute page-level information from local annotations
	 * left behind by editing clients.
	 *
	 * Editing clients add inserted: true or deleted: true properties to a <ref>'s
	 * data-mw object. These are no-ops for non-named <ref>s. For named <ref>s,
	 * - for inserted refs, we might want to de-duplicate refs.
	 * - for deleted refs, if the primary ref was deleted, we have to transfer
	 *   the primary ref designation to another instance of the named ref.
	 */
	_html2wtPreProcessor(env, body) {
		// TODO
	}
}

if (typeof module === "object") {
	module.exports = Cite;
}