build(aio): move attribute utils to helpers folder
This allows these utility functions to be reused across packages.
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const {extname} = require('canonical-path');
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const {mapObject} = require('../utils');
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const {mapObject} = require('../../helpers/utils');
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module.exports = function collectExamples(exampleMap, regionParser, log, createDocMessage) {
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return {
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const { parseAttributes } = require('../utils');
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const { parseAttributes, renderAttributes } = require('../../helpers/utils');
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/**
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* Search the renderedContent looking for code examples that have a path (and optionally a region) attribute.
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if (attrMap.path) {
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// We found a path attribute so look up the example and rebuild the HTML
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const exampleContent = getExampleRegion(doc, attrMap.path, attrMap.region);
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attributes = Object.keys(attrMap).map(key => ` ${key}="${attrMap[key].replace(/"/g, '"')}"`).join('');
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return `<${element}${attributes}>\n${exampleContent}\n</${element}>`;
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return `<${element}${renderAttributes(attrMap)}>\n${exampleContent}\n</${element}>`;
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}
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// No path attribute so just ignore this one
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return original;
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const inlineCOnly = require('./region-matchers/inline-c-only');
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const inlineHash = require('./region-matchers/inline-hash');
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const DEFAULT_PLASTER = '. . .';
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const {mapObject} = require('../utils');
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const {mapObject} = require('../../helpers/utils');
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module.exports = function regionParser() {
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return regionParserImpl;
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}
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return attrMap;
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},
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renderAttributes(attrMap) {
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return Object.keys(attrMap).map(key => ` ${key}="${attrMap[key].replace(/"/g, '"')}"`).join('');
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}
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};
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