class Asciidoctor::Extensions::Registry

Public: Activates all the global extension {Group}s and the extension {Group}s associated with this registry.

document - the {Asciidoctor::Document} on which the extensions are to be used.

Returns the instance of this [Registry].

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 498
def activate document
  @document = document
  (Extensions.groups.values + @groups.values).each do |group|
    case group
    when ::Proc
      case group.arity
      when 0, -1
        instance_exec(&group)
      when 1
        group.call self
      end
    when ::Class
      group.new.activate self
    else
      group.activate self
    end
  end
  self
end

Public: Registers a {BlockProcessor} with the extension registry to process the block content (i.e., delimited block or paragraph) in the AsciiDoc source annotated with the specified block name (i.e., style).

The BlockProcessor may be one of four types:

• A BlockProcessor subclass

• An instance of a BlockProcessor subclass

• The String name of a BlockProcessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the BlockProcessor contract

Unless the BlockProcessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method. The second argument is the name (coersed to a Symbol) of the AsciiDoc block content (i.e., delimited block or paragraph) that this processor is registered to handle. If a block name is not passed as an argument, it gets read from the name property of the BlockProcessor instance. If a name still cannot be determined, an error is raised.

Examples

# as a BlockProcessor subclass
block ShoutBlock

# as a BlockProcessor subclass with an explicit block name
block ShoutBlock, :shout

# as an instance of a BlockProcessor subclass
block ShoutBlock.new

# as an instance of a BlockProcessor subclass with an explicit block name
block ShoutBlock.new, :shout

# as a name of a BlockProcessor subclass
block 'ShoutBlock'

# as a name of a BlockProcessor subclass with an explicit block name
block 'ShoutBlock', :shout

# as a method block
block do
  named :shout 
  process |parent, reader, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

# as a method block with an explicit block name
register :shout do
  process |parent, reader, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

Returns an instance of the [Extension] proxy object that is stored in the registry and manages the instance of this BlockProcessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 782
def block *args, &block
  add_syntax_processor :block, args, &block
end

Public: Registers a {BlockMacroProcessor} with the extension registry to process a block macro with the specified name.

The BlockMacroProcessor may be one of four types:

• A BlockMacroProcessor subclass

• An instance of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass

• The String name of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the BlockMacroProcessor contract

Unless the BlockMacroProcessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method. The second argument is the name (coersed to a Symbol) of the AsciiDoc block macro that this processor is registered to handle. If a block macro name is not passed as an argument, it gets read from the name property of the BlockMacroProcessor instance. If a name still cannot be determined, an error is raised.

Examples

# as a BlockMacroProcessor subclass
block GistBlockMacro

# as a BlockMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block GistBlockMacro, :gist

# as an instance of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass
block GistBlockMacro.new

# as an instance of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block GistBlockMacro.new, :gist

# as a name of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass
block 'GistBlockMacro'

# as a name of a BlockMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block 'GistBlockMacro', :gist

# as a method block
block_macro do
  named :gist
  process |parent, target, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

# as a method block with an explicit macro name
register :gist do
  process |parent, target, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

Returns an instance of the [Extension] proxy object that is stored in the registry and manages the instance of this BlockMacroProcessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 871
def block_macro *args, &block
  add_syntax_processor :block_macro, args, &block
end

Public: Checks whether any {BlockMacroProcessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any BlockMacroProcessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 878
def block_macros?
  !!@block_macro_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {BlockProcessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any BlockProcessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 789
def blocks?
  !!@block_extensions
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy object for the BlockProcessor registered to handle block content with the name.

name - the String or Symbol (coersed to a Symbol) macro name

Returns the [Extension] object stored in the registry that proxies the corresponding BlockProcessor or nil if a match is not found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 813
def find_block_extension name
  @block_extensions[name.to_sym]
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy object for the BlockMacroProcessor registered to handle a block macro with the specified name.

name - the String or Symbol (coersed to a Symbol) macro name

Returns the [Extension] object stored in the registry that proxies the cooresponding BlockMacroProcessor or nil if a match is not found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 902
def find_block_macro_extension name
  @block_macro_extensions[name.to_sym]
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy object for the InlineMacroProcessor registered to handle an inline macro with the specified name.

name - the String or Symbol (coersed to a Symbol) macro name

Returns the [Extension] object stored in the registry that proxies the cooresponding InlineMacroProcessor or nil if a match is not found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 989
def find_inline_macro_extension name
  @inline_macro_extensions[name.to_sym]
end

Public: Registers an {IncludeProcessor} with the extension registry to have a shot at handling the include directive.

The IncludeProcessor may be one of four types:

• A IncludeProcessor subclass

• An instance of a IncludeProcessor subclass

• The String name of a IncludeProcessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the IncludeProcessor contract

Unless the IncludeProcessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method.

Examples

# as an IncludeProcessor subclass
include_processor GitIncludeProcessor

# as an instance of a Postprocessor subclass
include_processor GitIncludeProcessor.new

# as a name of a Postprocessor subclass
include_processor 'GitIncludeProcessor'

# as a method block
include_processor do
  process |document, output|
    ...
  end
end

Returns the [Extension] stored in the registry that proxies the instance of this IncludeProcessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 707
def include_processor *args, &block
  add_document_processor :include_processor, args, &block
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy objects for all the IncludeProcessor instances stored in this registry.

Returns an [Array] of Extension proxy objects.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 722
def include_processors
  @include_processor_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {IncludeProcessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any IncludeProcessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 714
def include_processors?
  !!@include_processor_extensions
end

Public: Registers a {InlineMacroProcessor} with the extension registry to process an inline macro with the specified name.

The InlineMacroProcessor may be one of four types:

• An InlineMacroProcessor subclass

• An instance of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass

• The String name of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the InlineMacroProcessor contract

Unless the InlineMacroProcessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method. The second argument is the name (coersed to a Symbol) of the AsciiDoc block macro that this processor is registered to handle. If a block macro name is not passed as an argument, it gets read from the name property of the InlineMacroProcessor instance. If a name still cannot be determined, an error is raised.

Examples

# as an InlineMacroProcessor subclass
block ChromeInlineMacro

# as an InlineMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block ChromeInineMacro, :chrome

# as an instance of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass
block ChromeInlineMacro.new

# as an instance of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block ChromeInlineMacro.new, :chrome

# as a name of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass
block 'ChromeInlineMacro'

# as a name of an InlineMacroProcessor subclass with an explicit macro name
block 'ChromeInineMacro', :chrome

# as a method block
inline_macro do
  named :chrome
  process |parent, target, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

# as a method block with an explicit macro name
register :chrome do
  process |parent, target, attrs|
    ...
  end
end

Returns an instance of the [Extension] proxy object that is stored in the registry and manages the instance of this InlineMacroProcessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 960
def inline_macro *args, &block
  add_syntax_processor :inline_macro, args, &block
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy objects for all InlineMacroProcessor instances in this registry.

Returns an [Array] of Extension proxy objects.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 997
def inline_macros
  @inline_macro_extensions.values
end

Public: Checks whether any {InlineMacroProcessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any IncludeMacroProcessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 967
def inline_macros?
  !!@inline_macro_extensions
end

Public: Registers a {Postprocessor} with the extension registry to process the output after conversion is complete.

The Postprocessor may be one of four types:

• A Postprocessor subclass

• An instance of a Postprocessor subclass

• The String name of a Postprocessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the Postprocessor contract

Unless the Postprocessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method.

Examples

# as a Postprocessor subclass
postprocessor AnalyticsPostprocessor

# as an instance of a Postprocessor subclass
postprocessor AnalyticsPostprocessor.new

# as a name of a Postprocessor subclass
postprocessor 'AnalyticsPostprocessor'

# as a method block
postprocessor do
  process |document, output|
    ...
  end
end

Returns the [Extension] stored in the registry that proxies the instance of this Postprocessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 655
def postprocessor *args, &block
  add_document_processor :postprocessor, args, &block
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy objects for all Postprocessor instances in this registry.

Returns an [Array] of Extension proxy objects.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 670
def postprocessors
  @postprocessor_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {Postprocessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any Postprocessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 662
def postprocessors?
  !!@postprocessor_extensions
end

Public: Registers a {Preprocessor} with the extension registry to process the AsciiDoc source before parsing begins.

The Preprocessor may be one of four types:

• A Preprocessor subclass

• An instance of a Preprocessor subclass

• The String name of a Preprocessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the Preprocessor contract

Unless the Preprocessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method.

Examples

# as a Preprocessor subclass
preprocessor FrontMatterPreprocessor

# as an instance of a Preprocessor subclass
preprocessor FrontMatterPreprocessor.new

# as a name of a Preprocessor subclass
preprocessor 'FrontMatterPreprocessor'

# as a method block
preprocessor do
  process |reader, lines|
    ...
  end
end

Returns the [Extension] stored in the registry that proxies the instance of this Preprocessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 551
def preprocessor *args, &block
  add_document_processor :preprocessor, args, &block
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy objects for all Preprocessor instances in this registry.

Returns an [Array] of Extension proxy objects.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 566
def preprocessors
  @preprocessor_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {Preprocessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any Preprocessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 558
def preprocessors?
  !!@preprocessor_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {BlockProcessor} extensions are registered to handle the specified block name appearing on the specified context.

Returns the [Extension] proxy object for the BlockProcessor that matches the block name and context or false if no match is found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 798
def registered_for_block? name, context
  if (ext = @block_extensions[name.to_sym])
    (ext.config[:contexts].include? context) ? ext : false
  else
    false
  end
end

Public: Checks whether any {BlockMacroProcessor} extensions are registered to handle the block macro with the specified name.

name - the String or Symbol (coersed to a Symbol) macro name

Returns the [Extension] proxy object for the BlockMacroProcessor that matches the macro name or false if no match is found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 891
def registered_for_block_macro? name
  (ext = @block_macro_extensions[name.to_sym]) ? ext : false
end

Public: Checks whether any {InlineMacroProcessor} extensions are registered to handle the inline macro with the specified name.

name - the String or Symbol (coersed to a Symbol) macro name

Returns the [Extension] proxy object for the InlineMacroProcessor that matches the macro name or false if no match is found.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 978
def registered_for_inline_macro? name
  (ext = @inline_macro_extensions[name.to_sym]) ? ext : false
end

Public: Registers a {Treeprocessor} with the extension registry to process the AsciiDoc source after parsing is complete.

The Treeprocessor may be one of four types:

• A Treeprocessor subclass

• An instance of a Treeprocessor subclass

• The String name of a Treeprocessor subclass

• A method block (i.e., Proc) that conforms to the Treeprocessor contract

Unless the Treeprocessor is passed as the method block, it must be the first argument to this method.

Examples

# as a Treeprocessor subclass
treeprocessor ShellTreeprocessor

# as an instance of a Treeprocessor subclass
treeprocessor ShellTreeprocessor.new

# as a name of a Treeprocessor subclass
treeprocessor 'ShellTreeprocessor'

# as a method block
treeprocessor do
  process |document|
    ...
  end
end

Returns the [Extension] stored in the registry that proxies the instance of this Treeprocessor.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 603
def treeprocessor *args, &block
  add_document_processor :treeprocessor, args, &block
end

Public: Retrieves the {Extension} proxy objects for all Treeprocessor instances in this registry.

Returns an [Array] of Extension proxy objects.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 618
def treeprocessors
  @treeprocessor_extensions
end

Public: Checks whether any {Treeprocessor} extensions have been registered.

Returns a [Boolean] indicating whether any Treeprocessor extensions are registered.

# File lib/asciidoctor/extensions.rb, line 610
def treeprocessors?
  !!@treeprocessor_extensions
end