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#!/usr/bin/env perl
# $Id$
# Make index file of all HTML and PDF documentation (printed on stdout).
# Originally written 2009, Manuel P\'egouri\'e-Gonnard. WTFPL v2.
BEGIN {
$0 =~ m#(.*)/(.*)#; ($progdir, $progname) = ($1, $2);
unshift @INC, "$progdir/..";
}
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
use Fatal qw(:void open close opendir closedir chdir mkdir);
use TeXLive::TLPDB;
use File::Basename;
my $CATALOGUE_DIR = "/home/httpd/html/catalogue/entries";
exit(main());
sub main {
my $tlpdb = TeXLive::TLPDB->new('root' => "$progdir/../..");
die "$progname: unable to load TLPDB\n" unless defined $tlpdb;
print <<END_HEADER;
<html><head>
<title>TeX Live documentation</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1">
<style type="text/css"> ol { padding-left: 4em } </style>
</head><body>
<h1>TeX Live documentation</h1>
<p>This document lists links to all HTML and PDF files for packages and guides
contained in <a href="https://tug.org/texlive/">TeX Live</a> (<a
href="https://tug.org/texlive/doc.html">TL documentation web page),
sorted by package name.</p>
<p>For documentation on TeX Live itself, see the <a
href="#texlive-en">texlive-en</a> package below and its several nearby
translations, as well as the <a href="#texlive.infra">texlive.infra</a>
package. There are also links from the <a href=".">index.html</a> page
here.
END_HEADER
print_all_pkg($tlpdb);
# print footer
chomp (my $date = `LC_ALL=C date`);
print <<END_TRAILER;
<hr>
<small>Generated $date by $progname.</small>
</body></html>
END_TRAILER
return 0;
}
# print the links for letters, then packages
#
sub print_all_pkg {
my ($tlpdb) = @_;
# @lines is the big list, @letters the list of initials of package names
local (@lines, @letters, $current_letter, $n);
$current_letter = "\0";
# first build the output and the list of initials
for my $tlpn (sort {lc $a cmp lc $b} $tlpdb->list_packages) {
# don't show our infra packages, just confusing:
next if $tlpn =~ /^00texlive\.|texlive-docindex/;
my $tlpkg = $tlpdb->get_package($tlpn);
push_pkg_list($tlpkg);
}
push @lines, "\n</ol>\n\n";
# then actually print them
my $access = "\n<p>" . join(" - ", @letters) . "</p>\n";
print $access;
print @lines;
print $access;
}
# push the content for a package to the list of lines
#
sub push_pkg_list {
my ($tlpkg) = @_;
my $name = $tlpkg->name;
my @docfiles = $tlpkg->docfiles;
# almost always the documentation is in doc, where it should be.
@docfiles = grep { m/\.(html|pdf)/ } @docfiles;
if (@docfiles == 0) {
# but in one notable case, koma-script, it is in runfiles,
# per the author's specification.
my @runfiles = $tlpkg->runfiles;
@docfiles = grep { m/\.(html|pdf)/ } @runfiles;
}
# if no adequate documentation is found, print nothing
return if @docfiles == 0;
$n++; # list counter
# check initial
my $init = uc(substr($name, 0, 1));
unless ($init eq $current_letter) {
$current_letter = $init;
# put header in the big list...
push @lines, "\n</ol>\n" unless $n == 1;
push @lines, qq#\n<h2 id="letter-$init">$init</h2>\n#;
push @lines, qq#\n<ol start="$n">\n#;
# ... and a reference in quick access list
push @letters, qq!<a href="#letter-$init">$init</a>!;
}
# if there is an index.html file, drop the rest
# catches, e.g.: FAQ-en bosisio epspdf fontname jadetex
# metapost ppower4 sttools tds tex4ht
my @index = grep /\/index\.html/, @docfiles;
if (@index == 1) {
#warn "Using index.html for $name\n";
@docfiles = @index;
}
# print package name with ctan link and shortdesc
my $id = qq!id="$name"!; # should be unique
my $dir = &find_doc_dir($name, @docfiles);
push @lines, qq#\n<li $id><b><a href="$dir/">$name</a></b><small>\n#;
#
# Don't link to CTAN if the package doesn't exist.
# We could find more by looking at the .tlpsrc, but let's skip
# until someone notices. Except 12many works, and it's the very
# first one, so add that in.
my $lc_name = lc($name);
my $name1 = substr($name, 0, 1); # for Catalogue check
push @lines, qq#(<a href="https://ctan.org/pkg/$name">CTAN</a>):\n#
if -r "$CATALOGUE_DIR/$name1/$lc_name.xml" || $name eq "12many";
#
my $shortdesc = $tlpkg->shortdesc;
# a few shortdescs already end with a period:
$shortdesc =~ s/\.$// if defined $shortdesc;
push @lines, "$shortdesc. \n" if defined $shortdesc;
#warn "$name\n" if not defined $shortdesc;
# now the list of docfiles
my $list;
for my $file (@docfiles) {
my $name = basename($file);
$list .= qq#<a href="$file">$name</a>#;
my $dflanguage = $tlpkg->{'docfiledata'}{$file}{'language'};
$list .= " ($dflanguage) "
if (defined $dflanguage && $dflanguage ne "en");
$list .= "\n";
}
$list =~ s/( )?\n$/./;
push @lines, "$list\n</small></li>\n";
}
# Return best documentation directory for package NAME among @DOCFILES.
#
sub find_doc_dir {
my ($name,@docfiles) = @_;
my $shortest_dir = "a" x 1000;
my $name_dir = "";
for my $f (@docfiles) {
my $dir = dirname($f);
# if we find a file in a directory named for the package,
# that seems like the best possible choice.
if ($dir =~ m,/$name$,) {
return $dir;
# if we are in the $name/base/ directory, e.g., amstex/base.
} elsif ($dir =~ m,/$name/base$,) {
return $dir;
# else if we are one directory from the package name,
# e.g., authorarchive/examples, can probably use it.
} elsif ($dir =~ m,/$name/[^/]+$,) {
$name_dir = dirname($dir);
# otherwise, shorter is probably better.
} elsif (length($dir) < length($shortest_dir)) {
$shortest_dir = $dir;
; #warn "set shortest $shortest_dir from $f for $name\n";
} else {
; #warn "have $shortest_dir, ignoring $dir from $f\n";
}
}
# a directory by name is probably better than just the shortest.
return $name_dir if $name_dir;
if ($shortest_dir !~ m,/,) {
# should never happen except for texlive.infra, which has the
# top-level index.html, so it works out ok.
warn "no shortest dir for $name, should never happen! docfiles=@docfiles"
unless $name eq "texlive.infra";
return "";
} else {
; #warn "returning shortest $shortest_dir for $name\n";
return $shortest_dir;
}
}
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