5 use parent qw(Rose::Object);
10 use SL::Presenter::Chart;
11 use SL::Presenter::CustomerVendor;
12 use SL::Presenter::DeliveryOrder;
13 use SL::Presenter::EscapedText;
14 use SL::Presenter::Invoice;
15 use SL::Presenter::GL;
16 use SL::Presenter::Order;
17 use SL::Presenter::Part;
18 use SL::Presenter::Project;
19 use SL::Presenter::Record;
20 use SL::Presenter::RequirementSpec;
21 use SL::Presenter::RequirementSpecItem;
22 use SL::Presenter::RequirementSpecTextBlock;
23 use SL::Presenter::SepaExport;
24 use SL::Presenter::Text;
25 use SL::Presenter::Tag;
26 use SL::Presenter::BankAccount;
28 use Rose::Object::MakeMethods::Generic (
29 scalar => [ qw(need_reinit_widgets) ],
33 return $::request->presenter;
39 my ($options, %locals) = (@_ && ref($_[0])) ? @_ : ({ }, @_);
41 # Set defaults for all available options.
46 $options->{$_} //= $defaults{$_} for keys %defaults;
47 $options->{type} = lc $options->{type};
49 # Check supplied options for validity.
50 foreach (keys %{ $options }) {
51 croak "Unsupported option: $_" unless $defaults{$_};
54 # Only certain types are supported.
55 croak "Unsupported type: " . $options->{type} unless $options->{type} =~ m/^(?:html|js|json|text)$/;
57 # The "template" argument must be a string or a reference to one.
58 $template = ${ $template } if ((ref($template) || '') eq 'REF') && (ref(${ $template }) eq 'SL::Presenter::EscapedText');
59 croak "Unsupported 'template' reference type: " . ref($template) if ref($template) && (ref($template) !~ m/^(?:SCALAR|SL::Presenter::EscapedText)$/);
61 # Look for the file given by $template if $template is not a reference.
64 my $ext = $options->{type} eq 'text' ? 'txt' : $options->{type};
65 $source = "templates/webpages/${template}.${ext}";
66 croak "Template file ${source} not found" unless -f $source;
68 } elsif (ref($template) eq 'SCALAR') {
69 # Normal scalar reference: hand over to Template
73 # Instance of SL::Presenter::EscapedText. Get reference to its content.
74 $source = \$template->{text};
77 # If no processing is requested then return the content.
78 if (!$options->{process}) {
79 # If $template is a reference then don't try to read a file.
80 my $ref = ref $template;
81 return $template if $ref eq 'SL::Presenter::EscapedText';
82 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => ${ $template }, is_escaped => 1) if $ref eq 'SCALAR';
84 # Otherwise return the file's content.
85 my $file = IO::File->new($source, "r") || croak("Template file ${source} could not be read");
86 my $content = do { local $/ = ''; <$file> };
89 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => $content, is_escaped => 1);
92 # Processing was requested. Set up all variables.
93 my %params = ( %locals,
95 FLASH => $::form->{FLASH},
97 INSTANCE_CONF => $::instance_conf,
99 LXCONFIG => \%::lx_office_conf,
100 LXDEBUG => $::lxdebug,
101 MYCONFIG => \%::myconfig,
106 my $parser = $self->get_template;
107 $parser->process($source, \%params, \$output) || croak $parser->error;
109 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => $output, is_escaped => 1);
115 $self->{template} ||=
116 Template->new({ INTERPOLATE => 0,
120 PLUGIN_BASE => 'SL::Template::Plugin',
121 INCLUDE_PATH => '.:templates/webpages',
122 COMPILE_EXT => '.tcc',
123 COMPILE_DIR => $::lx_office_conf{paths}->{userspath} . '/templates-cache',
124 ERROR => 'templates/webpages/generic/exception.html',
128 return $self->{template};
132 my ($self, $text) = @_;
134 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => $text);
138 my ($self, $text) = @_;
140 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => $text, is_escaped => 1);
144 my ($self, $text) = @_;
146 $text =~ s|\\|\\\\|g;
147 $text =~ s|\"|\\\"|g;
150 return SL::Presenter::EscapedText->new(text => $text, is_escaped => 1);
159 SL::Presenter - presentation layer class
164 my $presenter = SL::Presenter->get;
166 # Lower-level template parsing:
167 my $html = $presenter->render(
168 'presenter/dir/template.html',
172 # Higher-level rendering of certain objects:
173 use SL::DB::Customer;
175 my $linked_customer_name = $presenter->customer($customer, display => 'table-cell');
177 # Render a list of links to sales/purchase records:
180 my $quotation = SL::DB::Manager::Order->get_first(where => { quotation => 1 });
181 my $records = $quotation->linked_records(direction => 'to');
182 my $html = $presenter->grouped_record_list($records);
184 =head1 CLASS FUNCTIONS
190 Returns the global presenter object and creates it if it doesn't exist
195 =head1 INSTANCE FUNCTIONS
199 =item C<render $template, [ $options, ] %locals>
201 Renders the template C<$template>. Provides other variables than
202 C<Form::parse_html_template> does.
204 C<$options>, if present, must be a hash reference. All remaining
205 parameters are slurped into C<%locals>.
207 This is the backend function that L<SL::Controller::Base/render>
208 calls. The big difference is that the presenter's L<render> function
209 always returns the input and never sends anything to the browser while
210 the controller's function usually sends the result to the
211 controller. Therefore the presenter's L<render> function does not use
212 all of the parameters for controlling the output that the controller's
215 What is rendered and how C<$template> is interpreted is determined
216 both by C<$template>'s reference type and by the supplied options.
218 If C<$template> is a normal scalar (not a reference) then it is meant
219 to be a template file name relative to the C<templates/webpages>
220 directory. The file name to use is determined by the C<type> option.
222 If C<$template> is a reference to a scalar then the referenced
223 scalar's content is used as the content to process. The C<type> option
224 is not considered in this case.
226 C<$template> can also be an instance of L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText>
227 or a reference to such an instance. Both of these cases are handled
228 the same way as if C<$template> were a reference to a scalar: its
229 content is processed, and C<type> is not considered.
231 Other reference types, unknown options and unknown arguments to the
232 C<type> option cause the function to L<croak>.
234 The following options are available:
240 The template type. Can be C<html> (the default), C<js> for JavaScript,
241 C<json> for JSON and C<text> for plain text content. Affects only the
242 extension that's added to the file name given with a non-reference
243 C<$template> argument.
247 If trueish (which is also the default) it causes the template/content
248 to be processed by the Template toolkit. Otherwise the
249 template/content is returned as-is.
253 If template processing is requested then the template has access to
254 the following variables:
258 =item * C<AUTH> -- C<$::auth>
260 =item * C<FLASH> -- the flash instance (C<$::form-E<gt>{FLASH}>)
262 =item * C<FORM> -- C<$::form>
264 =item * C<INSTANCE_CONF> -- C<$::instance_conf>
266 =item * C<LOCALE> -- C<$::locale>
268 =item * C<LXCONFIG> -- all parameters from C<config/kivitendo.conf>
269 with the same name they appear in the file (first level is the
270 section, second the actual variable, e.g. C<system.language>,
271 C<features.webdav> etc)
273 =item * C<LXDEBUG> -- C<$::lxdebug>
275 =item * C<MYCONFIG> -- C<%::myconfig>
277 =item * C<SELF> -- the controller instance
279 =item * C<PRESENTER> -- the presenter instance the template is
282 =item * All items from C<%locals>
286 The function will always return the output and never send anything to
289 Example: Render a HTML template with a certain title and a few locals
291 $presenter->render('todo/list',
292 title => 'List TODO items',
293 TODO_ITEMS => SL::DB::Manager::Todo->get_all_sorted);
295 Example: Render a string and return its content for further processing
296 by the calling function.
298 my $content = $presenter->render(\'[% USE JavaScript %][% JavaScript.replace_with("#someid", "js/something") %]');
300 Example: Return the content of a JSON template file without processing
303 my $template_content = $presenter->render(
305 { type => 'json', process => 0 }
308 =item C<escape $text>
310 Returns an HTML-escaped version of C<$text>. Instead of a string an
311 instance of the thin proxy-object L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText> is
314 It is safe to call C<escape> on an instance of
315 L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText>. This is a no-op (the same instance will
318 =item C<escaped_text $text>
320 Returns an instance of L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText>. C<$text> is
321 assumed to be a string that has already been HTML-escaped.
323 It is safe to call C<escaped_text> on an instance of
324 L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText>. This is a no-op (the same instance will
327 =item C<escape_js $text>
329 Returns a JavaScript-escaped version of C<$text>. Instead of a string
330 an instance of the thin proxy-object L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText> is
333 It is safe to call C<escape> on an instance of
334 L<SL::Presenter::EscapedText>. This is a no-op (the same instance will
337 =item C<get_template>
339 Returns the global instance of L<Template> and creates it if it
340 doesn't exist already.
346 Moritz Bunkus E<lt>m.bunkus@linet-services.deE<gt>