mithril/pathname/compileTemplate.js

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"use strict"

var parsePathname = require("./parse")

// Compiles a template into a function that takes a resolved path (without query
// strings) and returns an object containing the template parameters with their
// parsed values. This expects the input of the compiled template to be the
// output of `parsePathname`. Note that it does *not* remove query parameters
// specified in the template.
module.exports = function(template) {
	var templateData = parsePathname(template)
	var templateKeys = Object.keys(templateData.params)
	var keys = []
	var regexp = new RegExp("^" + templateData.path.replace(
		// I escape literal text so people can use things like `:file.:ext` or
		// `:lang-:locale` in routes. This is all merged into one pass so I
		// don't also accidentally escape `-` and make it harder to detect it to
		// ban it from template parameters.
		/:([^\/.-]+)(\.{3}|\.(?!\.)|-)?|[\\^$*+.()|\[\]{}]/g,
		function(m, key, extra) {
			if (key == null) return "\\" + m
			keys.push({k: key, r: extra === "..."})
			if (extra === "...") return "(.*)"
			if (extra === ".") return "([^/]+)\\."
			return "([^/]+)" + (extra || "")
		}
	) + "$")
	return function(data) {
		// First, check the params. Usually, there isn't any, and it's just
		// checking a static set.
		for (var i = 0; i < templateKeys.length; i++) {
			if (templateData.params[templateKeys[i]] !== data.params[templateKeys[i]]) return false
		}
		// If no interpolations exist, let's skip all the ceremony
		if (!keys.length) return regexp.test(data.path)
		var values = regexp.exec(data.path)
		if (values == null) return false
		for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
			data.params[keys[i].k] = keys[i].r ? values[i + 1] : decodeURIComponent(values[i + 1])
		}
		return true
	}
}