discourse/lib/onebox/engine/wikipedia_onebox.rb

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Ruby

# frozen_string_literal: true
module Onebox
module Engine
class WikipediaOnebox
include Engine
include LayoutSupport
include HTML
matches_regexp(%r{^https?://.*\.wikipedia\.(com|org)})
always_https
private
def data
paras = []
text = ""
# Detect section Hash in the url and retrive the related paragraphs. if no hash provided the first few paragraphs will be used
# Author Lidlanca
# Date 9/8/2014
if (m_url_hash = @url.match(%r{#([^/?]+)})) # extract url hash
m_url_hash_name = m_url_hash[1]
end
unless m_url_hash.nil?
section_header_title = raw.xpath("//span[@id='#{CGI.unescape(m_url_hash_name)}']")
if section_header_title.empty?
paras = raw.search("p") # default get all the paras
else
section_title_text = section_header_title.inner_text
section_header = section_header_title[0].parent # parent element of the section span element should be an <h3> node
cur_element = section_header
# p|text|div covers the general case. We assume presence of at least 1 P node. if section has no P node we may end up with a P node from the next section.
# div tag is commonly used as an assets wraper in an article section. often as the first element holding an image.
# ul support will imporve the output generated for a section with a list as the main content (for example: an Author Bibliography, A musician Discography, etc)
first_p_found = nil
while (
((next_sibling = cur_element.next_sibling).name =~ /p|text|div|ul/) ||
first_p_found.nil?
)
# from section header get the next sibling until it is a breaker tag
cur_element = next_sibling
if (cur_element.name == "p" || cur_element.name == "ul") #we treat a list as we detect a p to avoid showing
first_p_found = true
paras.push(cur_element)
end
end
end
else # no hash found in url
paras = raw.search("p") # default get all the paras
end
unless paras.empty?
cnt = 0
while text.length < Onebox::LayoutSupport.max_text && cnt <= 3
break if cnt >= paras.size
text += " " unless cnt == 0
if paras[cnt].name == "ul" # Handle UL tag. Generate a textual ordered list (1.item | 2.item | 3.item). Unfortunately no newline allowed in output
li_index = 1
list_items = []
paras[cnt]
.children
.css("li")
.each do |li|
list_items.push "#{li_index}." + li.inner_text
li_index += 1
end
paragraph = (list_items.join " |\n ")[0..Onebox::LayoutSupport.max_text]
else
paragraph = paras[cnt].inner_text[0..Onebox::LayoutSupport.max_text]
end
paragraph.gsub!(/\[\d+\]/mi, "")
text += paragraph
cnt += 1
end
end
text = "#{text[0..Onebox::LayoutSupport.max_text]}..." if text.length >
Onebox::LayoutSupport.max_text
result = {
link: link,
title:
raw.css("html body h1").inner_text +
(section_title_text ? " | " + section_title_text : ""), #if a section sub title exists add it to the main article title
description: text,
}
img = raw.css(".image img")
if img && img.size > 0
img.each do |i|
src = i["src"]
if src !~ /Question_book/
result[:image] = src
break
end
end
end
result
end
end
end
end