MediaWiki  1.32.5
TidySupport.php
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1 <?php
2 
26 class TidySupport {
27  private $enabled;
28  private $config;
29 
34  public function __construct( $useConfiguration = false ) {
37 
38  $this->enabled = true;
39  if ( $useConfiguration ) {
40  if ( $wgTidyConfig !== null ) {
41  $this->config = $wgTidyConfig;
42  } elseif ( $wgUseTidy ) {
43  $this->config = [
44  'tidyConfigFile' => $wgTidyConf,
45  'debugComment' => false,
46  'tidyBin' => $wgTidyBin,
47  'tidyCommandLine' => $wgTidyOpts
48  ];
49  if ( $wgTidyInternal ) {
50  $this->config['driver'] = wfIsHHVM() ? 'RaggettInternalHHVM' : 'RaggettInternalPHP';
51  } else {
52  $this->config['driver'] = 'RaggettExternal';
53  }
54  } else {
55  $this->enabled = false;
56  }
57  } else {
58  $this->config = [ 'driver' => 'RemexHtml' ];
59  }
60  if ( !$this->enabled ) {
61  $this->config = [ 'driver' => 'disabled' ];
62  }
63  }
64 
70  public function isEnabled() {
71  return $this->enabled;
72  }
73 
74  public function getConfig() {
75  return $this->config;
76  }
77 }
TidySupport\getConfig
getConfig()
Definition: TidySupport.php:74
TidySupport\__construct
__construct( $useConfiguration=false)
Determine if there is a usable tidy.
Definition: TidySupport.php:34
TidySupport\$enabled
$enabled
Definition: TidySupport.php:27
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Definition: injection.txt:35
TidySupport
Initialize and detect the tidy support.
Definition: TidySupport.php:26
TidySupport\$config
$config
Definition: TidySupport.php:28
$wgTidyConf
$wgTidyConf
The path to the tidy config file.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4312
$wgTidyInternal
$wgTidyInternal
Set this to true to use the tidy extension.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4324
$wgUseTidy
$wgUseTidy
Set this to true to use the deprecated tidy configuration parameters.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4300
$wgTidyOpts
$wgTidyOpts
The command line options to the tidy binary.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4318
$wgTidyConfig
$wgTidyConfig
Configuration for HTML postprocessing tool.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4294
$wgTidyBin
$wgTidyBin
The path to the tidy binary.
Definition: DefaultSettings.php:4306
wfIsHHVM
wfIsHHVM()
Check if we are running under HHVM.
Definition: GlobalFunctions.php:2006
TidySupport\isEnabled
isEnabled()
Returns true if tidy is usable.
Definition: TidySupport.php:70