#- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # ~license~ #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from pathlib import Path from collections import UserDict import zipfile, shutil, xml.sax, os, os.path, re, mimetypes, time import appy.pod from appy import utils from appy.xml import Tag from appy.xml.escape import Escape from appy.pod.lo_pool import LoPool from appy.pod.graphic import Graphic from appy.utils.zip import unzip, zip from appy.pod.buffers import FileBuffer from appy.pod import PodError, Evaluator from appy.utils.path import FolderDeleter from appy.pod.converter import FILE_TYPES from appy.pod import styles_manager as sm from appy.pod import doc_importers as importers from appy.pod.xhtml2odt import Xhtml2OdtConverter from appy.pod.pod_parser import PodParser, PodEnvironment, OdInsert #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BAD_CTX = 'Context must be either a dict, a UserDict or an instance.' RES_FOLDER = 'Result file "%s" is a folder, please remove this.' RES_EXISTS = 'Result file "%s" exists.' TEMP_W_KO = 'I cannot create temp folder "%s". %s' R_TYPE_KO = 'Result "%s" has a wrong extension. Allowed extensions are: "%s".' CONV_ERR = 'An error occurred during the conversion. %s' NO_LO_POOL = 'For producing pod results of type "%s", LibreOffice must be ' \ 'called in server mode. Specify its server name and port in ' \ 'Renderer\'s ad hoc attributes.' DOC_KO = 'Please specify a document to import, either with a stream ' \ '(parameter "content") or with a path (parameter "at").' DOC_FMT_KO = 'POD was unable to deduce the document format. Please specify ' \ 'it through parameter named "format" (=odt, gif, png, ...).' DOC_FMT_NS = 'Format "%s" is not supported.' WARN_FIN_KO = 'Warning: error while calling finalize function. %s' #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - bn = '\n' #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # Make sure any file on disk is opened as UTF-8. Windows' default encoding is # still CP1252 :-D enc = {'encoding': 'utf-8'} # Default styles added by POD in content.xml and styles.xml POD_STYLES = {} podFolder = os.path.dirname(appy.pod.__file__) for name in ('content', 'styles'): with open(f'{podFolder}/{name}.xmlt', **enc) as f: POD_STYLES[name] = f.read() #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - class CsvOptions: '''When the POD result is of type CSV, use this class to define CSV options.''' # Available encodings for CSV output files encodings = {'utf-8': 76, 'latin-1': 12} def __init__(self, fieldSeparator=';', textDelimiter='"', encoding='utf-8'): # The delimiter used between every field on a single line self.fieldSeparator = fieldSeparator # The character used to "wrap" every value. Can be the empty string. self.textDelimiter = textDelimiter # The ODT result's file encoding. Defaults is "utf-8". "latin-1" is also # allowed, or any numeric value as defined at the URL mentioned in # appy/pod/converter.py, at variable HELP_CSV_URL. self.encoding = encoding def asString(self): '''Returns options as a string, ready-to-be sent to the Converter''' # Manage the optional text delimiter delim = ord(self.textDelimiter) if self.textDelimiter else '' # Manage encoding enc = self.encoding if isinstance(enc, int) or enc.isdigit(): encoding = enc else: encoding = CsvOptions.encodings.get(enc) or 76 return '%s,%s,%s,1' % (ord(self.fieldSeparator), delim, encoding) # Create a default instance CsvOptions.default = CsvOptions() #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - class Renderer: '''Produce (="render") a document from a template''' # Types of POD templates templateTypes = 'odt', 'ods' # Regular expression for finding the title within metadata metaRex = re.compile('.*?', re.S) metaHook = '' # Make some elements directly available here CsvOptions = CsvOptions # ODF tags that may hold POD expressions allExpressionsHolders = ( 'if', # Conditional fields 'change', # Track-changed text 'input', # Text input fields 'db' # Database fields ) defaultExpressionsHolders = 'if', 'change', 'input' def __init__(self, template, context, result, pythonWithUnoPath=None, ooServer='localhost', ooPort=2002, stream='auto', stylesMapping={}, stylesOutlineDeltas=None, html=False, forceOoCall=False, finalizeFunction=None, overwriteExisting=False, raiseOnError=False, findImage=None, rotateImages=False, stylesTemplate=None, optimalColumnWidths=False, distributeColumns=False, script=None, evaluator=None, managePageStyles=None, resolveFields=False, expressionsHolders=defaultExpressionsHolders, metadata=True, pdfOptions='ExportNotes=True', csvOptions=None, deleteTempFolder=True, protection=False, pageStart=1, tabbedCR=False, fonts=None, loPool=None): '''Base on a document template (whose path is in p_template), which is an ODT or ODS file containing special expressions and statements written in Python, this renderer generates an ODT file (whose path is in p_result), that is a copy of the template whose expressions and statements have been replaced with the objects defined in the p_context.''' # If p_result does not end with .odt or .ods, the Renderer will call # LibreOffice (LO) to perform a conversion. If p_forceOoCall is True, # even if p_result ends with .odt, LO will be called, not for performing # a conversion, but for updating some elements like indexes (table of # contents, etc) and sections containing links to external files (which # is the case, for example, if you use the default function "document"). # If the Python interpreter which runs the current script is not # UNO-enabled, this script will run, in another process, a UNO-enabled # Python interpreter (whose path is p_pythonWithUnoPath) which will call # LO. # When pod needs to communicate with LO, it will assume LO runs on # server named p_ooServer, listening on port p_ooPort. If you run # several LibreOffice servers, p_ooPort may specify a list of ports. In # that case, pod will load-balance requests to the appropriate server. # Note that, when using such a "pool" of LO servers, they all must # reside on the same machine (p_ooServer); pod assumes they are all # up-and-running. # p_stream dictates the communication between the renderer and LO. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # p_stream can hold the following values. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # "auto" | if p_ooServer is "localhost", exchanging the ODT result # (default) | produced by the renderer (=the input) and the converted # | file produced by LO (=the output) will be made via files # | on disk. Else, the renderer will consider that LO runs on # | another machine and the exchange will be made via streams # | over the network. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # True | If you want to force communication of the input and # | output files as streams, use stream=True. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # False | If you want to force communication of the input and # | output files via the disk, use stream=False. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # "in" | The input is streamed and the output is written on disk. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # "out" | The input is read from disk and the output is streamed. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # If you plan to make "XHTML to OpenDocument" conversions, via the POD # function "xhtml", you may specify (a) a "styles mapping" in # p_stylesMapping. You can also (b) alter the outline level of every # style found in your POD template, via dict p_stylesOutlineDeltas, # whose keys are style names and values are deltas to apply to their # outline levels. Finally, (c), if the input(s) to function "xhtml" is # valid HTML but not valid XHTML, specify p_html being True. # If you specify a function in p_finalizeFunction (or a list/tuple of # functions), it will be called by the renderer before re-zipping the # ODT/S result. This way, you can still perform some actions on the # content of the ODT/S file before it is zipped and potentially # converted. Every such function must accept 2 args: # * the absolute path to the temporary folder, containing the # un-zipped content of the ODT/S result; # * the Renderer instance. # If you set p_overwriteExisting to True, the renderer will overwrite # the result file. Else, an exception will be thrown if the result file # already exists. # If p_raiseOnError is False (the default value), any error encountered # during the generation of the result file will be dumped into it, as a # Python traceback within a note. Else, the error will be raised. If the # template is an ODS template, exceptions cannot be dumped as inner # notes: p_raiseOnError is forced to True, whatever value you may have # passed to the Renderer. # When, in the process of converting a chunk of XHTML code to ODF, a # "img" tag is encountered, POD performs a HTTP GET to retrieve it. If # the image is stored on the same server running POD, this can be # problematic in two ways: # 1) regarding performance, it would be better to retrieve the image # from disk; # 2) via HTTP, POD may not be allowed to retrieve the image. # In order to overcome these problems, place a function in "findImage". # While converting chunks of XHTML code, everytime an "img" tag is # encountered, this function will be called, with the image URL as # unique arg. If the function returns the absolute path to the image, it # will be used instead of performing a HTTP GET request. If the function # returns None (ie: it has detected that is is a "truly external" URL), # the HTTP GET will nevertheless be performed. # If p_rotateImages is True, for every image to inject in the result, # Appy will call ImageMagick to read EXIF data. If an orientation is # defined, ImageMagick will be called to effectively apply the # corresponding rotation to the image. Because reading EXIF data on # every image to import may take some processing, p_rotateImages is # False by default. # p_stylesTemplate can be the path to a LibreOffice file (ie, a .ott # file) whose styles will be imported within the result. # p_optimalColumnWidths corresponds to the homonym option to # converter.py, excepted that values "True" or "False" must be boolean # values. Note that the POD function "xhtml" requires this parameter to # be "OCW_.*" to be fully operational. When p_optimalColumnWidths is not # False, forceOoCall is forced to True. # p_distributeColumns corresponds to the homonym option to converter.py, # excepted that values "True" or "False" must be boolean values. Note # that the POD function "xhtml" requires this parameter to be "DC_.*" to # be fully operational. When p_distributeColumns is not False, # forceOoCall is forced to True. # p_script is the absolute path to a Python script containing functions # that the converter will call in order to customize the process of # manipulating the document via the LibreOffice UNO interface. For more # information, see appy/pod/converter.py, option "-s". Note that when # such p_script is specified, p_forceOoCall is forced to True. # By default, POD expressions and statement parts are evaluated using # the Python built-in "eval" function. If you consider this to be a # security problem (are POD templates written by external people ? by # advanced users ?), you can use pod in conjunction with the third-party # module named RestrictedPython: # # https://restrictedpython.readthedocs.io # # In order to do so, pass, in attribute p_evaluator, an instance of # class appy.pod.restricted.Evaluator. For more information and options, # consult appy.pod.restricted.py. # If this document is a sub-document to be included in a master one, it # has sense to set a specific value for parameter p_managePageStyles: #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # "rename" | will rename all page styles with unique names. This way, # | when imported into a master document, no name clash will # | occur and elements tied to page styles (like headers and # | footers) will be correctly imported for all included # | sub-documents. The "do... pod" statement automatically # | sets this parameter to "rename"; #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # | will rename page styles similarly to "rename" and will # | also restart, in the sub-document, page numbering at this # | integer value. It will only work if page styles are # | explicitly applied to pages in the sub-pod template. In # | order to achieve this with LibreOffice, open your # | template, set the cursor somewhere in the first page, # | open the pane with page styles, and double-clic on the # | "default style". To check if it has worked, click inside # | the first paragraph in the page, open its properties and # | check that a page break has been defined on it. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # If you want to replace (some) fields with their "hard-coded" values, # use p_resolveFields. It can be useful, for instance, if the POD result # must be included in a master document (via statement "do ... from # pod"), but the total number of pages must be kept as is. If # p_resolveFields is True, all fields will be resolved, excepted special # ones like PageNumber. Indeed, its value is different from one page to # another, so resolving it to a single, hard-coded value has no sense. # You can also specify "PageCount" as value for p_resolveField. In this # case, only the field(s) containing the total number of pages will be # resolved. Use it if it is the only field you need to resolve, it will # be more performant. Note that when p_resolveFields is set, # p_forceOoCall is forced to True. # POD expressions may be defined at various places within a document # template. Possible places are listed in static variable # "allExpressionsHolders" hereabove. Default places are listed in static # variable "defaultExpressionsHolders" hereabove. # If p_metadata is True, the result will get a metadata property "title" # (in meta.xml) being the result file name, without its extension. If # p_metadata is a string, it will be used as title. # If the result must be produced in PDF, options being specific to this # format can be passed in p_pdfOptions, as a comma-separated string of # key=value pairs, as in # ExportNotes=False,PageRange=1-20,Watermark=Sample # More info in appy/pod/converter.py. # If the result must be produced in CSV, options being specific to this # format can be passed in p_csvOptions, as an instance of class # CsvOptions, available on class Renderer as Renderer.CsvOptions. If # p_csvOptions is None, defauls CSV options will be used from # Renderer.CsvOptions.default. # If this renderer is called by another one (its "parent"), it may # receive an additional parameter, p_deleteTempFolder. If False, the # temp folder may be reused by other children of the parent renderer, so # we do not delete it (the parent will do it at the end of the whole # process). # if "protection" is True, you can define variables "cellProtected" # and/or "sectionProtected" to determine, respectively, if a cell or a # section must be write-protected. It is not enabled by default because # it has a little impact on performance and on the size of the p_result # (especially large ods results). # If p_pageStart is different from 1, the produced document will start # page numbering at this number. In that case, p_forceOoCall will be # forced to True. # By default, the *c*arriage *r*eturn (CR) char is converted to ODF tag # . This may cause problems with justified text. These # problems are overcomed by prefixing the tag with for # producing . But beware: "tabbing" the CR # that way may cause problems when exporting the POD result to Microsoft # Word. This is why attribute "tabbedCR" exists. # Attribute "fonts" may hold the name of a font that must exist on the # machine running this renderer. If such a name is passed, all base # styles defined in the POD template will be redefined with this font. # On (most? all?) Linux machines, list the available fonts via a command # like: # fc-list :lang=en family # Please leave p_loPool attribute to None. A LO pool is a data structure # being internal to pod, allowing to communicate with LO. This is only # used by pod itself, when a main Renderer instance needs to create a # sub-Renderer instance, ie, for importing a sub-pod into a main pod. self.template = template self.templateType = self.getTemplateType(template) self.result = result self.resultType = os.path.splitext(result)[1].strip('.') self.contentXml = None # Content (string) of content.xml self.stylesXml = None # Content (string) of styles.xml self.manifestXml = None # Content (string) of manifest.xml self.metaXml = None # Content (string) of meta.xml self.tempFolder = None self.env = None self.loPool = loPool or LoPool.get(pythonWithUnoPath, ooServer, ooPort) self.stream = stream # p_forceOoCall may be forced to True self.forceOoCall = forceOoCall or bool(optimalColumnWidths) or \ bool(distributeColumns) or bool(script) or bool(resolveFields) or \ (pageStart > 1) # Must the POD post-processor (ppp) be enabled ? self.ppp = False self.finalizeFunction = self.formatFinalizeFunction(finalizeFunction) self.overwriteExisting = overwriteExisting self.raiseOnError = raiseOnError self.findImage = findImage self.rotateImages = rotateImages self.stylesTemplate = stylesTemplate self.optimalColumnWidths = optimalColumnWidths self.distributeColumns = distributeColumns self.script = script self.evaluator = evaluator self.managePageStyles = managePageStyles self.resolveFields = resolveFields self.expressionsHolders = expressionsHolders self.metadata = metadata self.pdfOptions = pdfOptions self.csvOptions = csvOptions self.deleteTempFolder = deleteTempFolder self.protection = protection self.pageStart = pageStart self.tabbedCR = tabbedCR self.fonts = fonts # If sub-renderers are called, keep a trace of them self.children = {} # ~{s_templatePath: Renderer}~ # Keep trace of the original context given to the renderer self.originalContext = context # Remember potential files or images that will be included through # "do ... from document" statements: we will need to declare them in # META-INF/manifest.xml. Keys are file names as they appear within the # ODT file (to dump in manifest.xml); values are original paths of # included images (used for avoiding to create multiple copies of a file # which is imported several times). self.fileNames = {} self.prepareFolders() # Unzip the p_template info = unzip(template, self.unzipFolder, odf=True) self.contentXml = info['content.xml'] self.stylesXml = info['styles.xml'] # Manage the styles defined into the ODT template self.stylesOutlineDeltas = stylesOutlineDeltas self.stylesManager = sm.StylesManager(self) # From LibreOffice 3.5, it is not possible anymore to dump errors into # the resulting ods as annotations. Indeed, annotations can't reside # anymore within paragraphs. ODS files generated with pod and containing # error messages in annotations cause LibreOffice 3.5 and 4.0 to crash. # LibreOffice >= 4.1 simply does not show the annotation. if info['mimetype'].decode() == utils.mimeTypes['ods']: self.raiseOnError = True # Create the parsers for content.xml and styles.xml self.createParsers(context) # Store the styles mapping self.setStylesMapping(stylesMapping) # Store the p_html parameter self.html = html def reinit(self, result, context): '''Re-initialise this renderer (p_self) for recycling him and produce another p_result with another p_context.''' self.result = result self.originalContext = context # Re-create POD parsers self.createParsers(context) # Reinitialise attributes being specific to a given result smap = self.stylesManager.stylesMapping self.stylesManager = sm.StylesManager(self) self.stylesManager.stylesMapping = smap # Attributes to clone to a sub-renderer when using m_clone hereafter cloneAttributes = 'html', 'raiseOnError', 'findImage', 'rotateImages', \ 'stylesTemplate', 'optimalColumnWidths', 'distributeColumns', \ 'expressionsHolders', 'protection', 'tabbedCR', 'fonts', 'evaluator' def clone(self, template, context, result, **params): '''Creates another Renderer instance, similar to p_self, but for rendering a different p_result based on another p_context and p_template, with possibly different other p_params. Any parameter not being in p_params but listed in Renderer.cloneAttributes will be copied from p_self to the clone.''' # Complete p_params with attributes listed in Renderer.cloneAttributes for name in Renderer.cloneAttributes: if name not in params: params[name] = getattr(self, name) # Create and return the clone return Renderer(template, context, result, **params) def formatFinalizeFunction(self, fun): '''Standardize "finalize function" p_fun as a list of functions''' if not fun: return elif isinstance(fun, list): return fun elif isinstance(fun, tuple): return list(fun) else: return [fun] def enablePpp(self): '''Activate the POD post-processor, which is implemented as a series of UNO commands.''' self.forceOoCall = True self.ppp = True def getCompleteContext(self, context): '''Create and return a complete context, from the one given by the pod developer (p_context).''' r = {} if hasattr(context, '__dict__'): r.update(context.__dict__) elif isinstance(context, dict) or isinstance(context, UserDict): r.update(context) else: raise PodError(BAD_CTX) # Incorporate the default, unalterable, context r.update({'xhtml': self.renderXhtml, 'text': self.renderText, 'document': self.importDocument, 'image': self.importImage, 'pod': self.importPod, 'cell': self.importCell, 'shape': self.drawShape, 'TableProperties': sm.TableProperties, 'BulletedProperties': sm.BulletedProperties, 'NumberedProperties': sm.NumberedProperties, 'GraphicProperties': Graphic.Properties, 'pageBreak': self.insertPageBreak, 'columnBreak': self.insertColumnBreak, '_eval_': self.evaluator or Evaluator, # Variables to use for representing pod-reserved chars 'PIPE': '|', 'SEMICOLON': ';'}) # Add Evaluator-specific entries r['_eval_'].updateContext(r) # Insert the context as an entry of itself if '_ctx_' not in r: r['_ctx_'] = r return r def createPodParser(self, odtFile, context, inserts=None): '''Creates the parser with its environment for parsing the given p_odtFile (content.xml or styles.xml). p_context is given by the pod user, while p_inserts depends on the ODT file we must parse.''' context = self.getCompleteContext(context) env = PodEnvironment(context, inserts, self.expressionsHolders) fileBuffer = FileBuffer(env, os.path.join(self.tempFolder, odtFile)) env.currentBuffer = fileBuffer return PodParser(env, self) def createParsers(self, context): '''Creates parsers for content.xml and styles.xml and store them, respectively, in p_self.contentParser and p_self.stylesParser.''' nso = PodEnvironment.NS_OFFICE for name in ('content', 'styles'): styleTag = 'automatic-styles' if name == 'content' else 'styles' inserts = (OdInsert(POD_STYLES[name], Tag(styleTag, nsUri=nso)),) parser = self.createPodParser(f'{name}.xml', context, inserts) setattr(self, f'{name}Parser', parser) def renderXhtml(self, s, stylesMapping={}, keepWithNext=0, keepImagesRatio=False, imagesMaxWidth='page', imagesMaxHeight='page', html=None, inject=False, unwrap=False, stylesStore=None): '''Method that can be used (under the name "xhtml") into a POD template for converting a chunk of XHTML content (p_s) into a chunk of ODF content.''' # For this conversion, beyond the global styles mapping defined at the # renderer level, a specific p_stylesMapping can be passed: any key in # it overrides its homonym in the global mapping. # Parameter p_keepWithNext is used to prevent the last part of a # document to be left alone on top of the last page. Imagine your POD # template is an official document ending with some director's scanned # signature. Just before this signature, the document body is inserted # using m_renderXhtml. Depending on p_s's length, in some cases, the # scanned signature may end up alone on the last page. When using # p_keepWithNext, POD applies a specific style to p_s's last paragraph, # such that it will get standard LibreOffice property "keep-with-next" # and will thus be "pushed" on the last page, together with the scanned # signature, even if there is still space available on the previous one. # p_keepWithNext may hold the following values. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # 0 | (the default) Keep-with-next functionality is disabled. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # 1 | Keep-with-next is enabled as described hereabove: p_s's last # | paragraph receives LibreOffice property "keep-with-next". It # | also works if the last paragraph is a bulleted or numbered item. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # >1 | If p_keepWithNext is higher than 1, it represents a number of # | characters to "keep-with-next". Indeed, in some cases, keeping # | only the last paragraph may not be sufficient: a bit more text # | could produce a better result. Based on this number of # | characters, POD will determine how many paragraphs will get # | property "keep-with-next" and will apply it to all of them. For # | example, suppose p_keepWithNext is defined to 60. The last 3 # | paragraphs contain, respectively, 20, 30 and 3 5 characters. # | POD will apply property "keep-with-next" to the 2 last # | paragraphs. The algorithm is the following: POD walks p_s's # | paragraphs backwards, starting from the last one, counting and # | adding the number of characters for every walked paragraph. POD # | continues the walk until it reaches (or exceeds) the number of # | characters to keep. When it is the case, it stops. All the # | paragraphs walked so far receive property "keep-with-next". # | # | POD goes even one step further by applying "keep-with-next" # | properties to tables as well. In the previous example, if, when # | counting 60 characters backwards, we end up in the middle of a # | table, POD will apply property "keep-with-next" to the whole # | table. However, with tables spanning more than one page, there # | is a problem: if property "keep-with-next" is applied to such a # | table, LibreOffice will insert a page break at the beginning of # | the table. This can be annoying. While this may be considered a # | bug (maybe because it represents a constraint being particularly # | hard to implement), it is the behaviour implemented in # | LibreOffice, at least >= 3 and <= 6.4. Consequently, at the POD # | level, an (expensive) workaround has been found: when # | p_keepWithNext characters lead us inside a table, POD will split # | it into 2 tables: a first table containing all the rows that # | were not walked by the keep-with-next algorithm, and a second # | containing the remaining, walked rows. On this second table # | only, property "keep-with-next" is applied. Because splitting # | tables that way requires LibreOffice running in server mode, as # | soon as you specify p_keepWithNext > 1, POD wil assume # | LibreOffice runs in server mode. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # If p_keepImagesRatio is True, while importing images from "img" tags # within p_s, their width/height ratio will be kept. Note that in most # cases, it is useless to specify it, because POD computes the image's # real width and height. # Parameters p_imagesMaxWidth and p_imagesMaxHeight correspond, # respectively, to parameters p_maxWidth and p_maxHeight from POD # function m_document. Being "page" by default, it prevents the images # defined in p_s to exceed the ODT result's page dimensions. # If p_html is not None, it will override renderer's homonym parameter. # Set p_html to True if p_s is not valid XHTML but standard HTML, where # invalid-XML tags like
may appear. # If, in p_s, you have inserted special "a" tags allowing to inject # specific content, like parts of external Python source code files or # PX, set parameter p_inject to True. In that case, everytime such a # link will be encountered, it will replaced with the appropriate # content. In the case of an external Python source code file, POD will # retrieve it via a HTTP request and incorporate the part (class, # method..) specified in the link's "title" attribute, into the # resulting chunk of ODF code. If a PX is specified, it will be called # with the current PX context, and the result will be injected where the # link has been defined. For more information about this functionality, # check Appy's Rich field in class appy.model.fields.rich.c_Rich. # If you set p_unwrap being True, if the resulting ODF chunk is # completely included in a single paragraph (), this paragraph's # start and end tags will be removed from the result (keeping only its # content). Avoid using this. p_unwrap should only be used internally by # POD itself. # When a style must be generated in the pod result, it can be stored # either in content.xml or in styles.xml. In the vast majority of cases, # choosing this "store" is automatically done by POD: you don't have to # worry about it. That being said, if you want to bypass the POD logic # and force the store, you can do it by passing a dict in p_stylesStore. # Every key must be a HTML tag name; every value is, either "content" # (store the style in content.xml) or "styles_base" (store it in # styles.xml). If p_stylesStore is None or if the tag corresponding to # the current style to generate is not among its keys, the base POD # logic will apply. stylesMapping = self.stylesManager.checkStylesMapping(stylesMapping) if html is None: html = self.html return Xhtml2OdtConverter(s, self.stylesManager, stylesMapping, keepWithNext, keepImagesRatio, imagesMaxWidth, imagesMaxHeight, self, html, inject, unwrap, stylesStore).run() def renderText(self, s, prefix=None, tags=None, firstCss=None, otherCss=None, lastCss=None, stylesMapping={}): '''Renders the pure text p_s in the ODF result. For every carriage return character present in p_s, a new paragraph is created in the ODF result.''' # p_prefix, if passed, must be a string that will be inserted before # p_s's first line, followed by a tab. # p_tags can be a sequence of XHTML single-letter tags (ie, "bu" for # "bold" + "underline"). If passed, formatting as defined by these # letters will be applied to the whole p_s (the p_prefix excepted). # You may go further by applying CSS classes to the paragraphs produced # by p_s's conversion to ODF. For every such class, if a style having # the same name is found on the ODF template, it will be applied to the # corresponding paragraph. The CSS class: #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # defined in | will be # attribute ... | applied to ... #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # p_firstCss | the ODF result's first paragraph; # p_lastCss | the ODF result's last paragraph; # p_otherCss | any other paragraph in between. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # Moreover, because, internally, p_s is converted to a chunk of XHTML # code, and passed to method m_renderXhtml, a p_stylesMapping can be # passed to m_renderText, exactly as you would do for m_renderXhtml. # # Determine the prefix to insert before the first line prefix = f'{prefix}' if prefix else '' # Split p_s into lines of text r = s.split('\n') if tags: # Prepare the opening and closing sub-tags opening = ''.join([f'<{tag}>' for tag in tags]) closing = '' j = len(tags) - 1 while j >= 0: closing = f'{closing}' j -= 1 else: opening = closing = '' i = length = len(r) - 1 pre = '' while i >= 0: # Get the CSS class to apply if i == 0: css = firstCss pre = prefix elif i == length: css = lastCss else: css = otherCss css = f' class="{css}"' if css else '' r[i] = f'{pre}{opening}{Escape.xhtml(r[i])}{closing}

' i -= 1 return self.renderXhtml(''.join(r), stylesMapping=stylesMapping) # Supported image formats. "image" represents any format imageFormats = 'png', 'jpeg', 'jpg', 'gif', 'svg', 'image' ooFormats = 'odt', convertibleFormats = FILE_TYPES.keys() # Constant indicating if a renderer must inherit a value from is parent # renderer. INHERIT = 1 def importDocument(self, content=None, at=None, format=None, anchor='as-char', wrapInPara=True, size=None, sizeUnit='cm', maxWidth='page', maxHeight='page', style=None, keepRatio=True, pageBreakBefore=False, pageBreakAfter=False, convertOptions=None): '''Implements the POD statement "do... from document"''' # If p_at is not None, it represents a path or url allowing to find the # document. It can be a string or a pathlib.Path instance. If p_at is # None, the content of the document is supposed to be in binary format # in p_content. The document p_format may be: odt or any format in # imageFormats. # p_anchor, p_wrapInPara, p_size, p_sizeUnit, p_style and p_keepRatio # are only relevant for images: # * p_anchor defines the way the image is anchored into the document; # valid values are 'page', 'paragraph', 'char' and 'as-char', but # apply only in ODT templates. In an ODS template, implicit anchor # will be "to cell" and p_anchor will be ignored. In an ODS # template, anchoring "to the page" is currently not supported ; # * p_wrapInPara, if true, wraps the resulting 'image' tag into a 'p' # tag. Do NOT use this when importing an image into an ODS result # via this method. Here is an example of image import ito an ODS # file that will work: # do cell # from+ document(at='/some/path/a.png', wrapInPara=False) # * p_size, if specified, is a tuple of float or integers (width, # height) expressing size in p_sizeUnit (see below). If not # specified, size will be computed from image info ; # * p_sizeUnit is the unit for p_size elements, it can be "cm" # (centimeters), "px" (pixels) or "pc" (percentage). Percentages, # in p_size, must be expressed as integers from 1 to 100 ; # * if p_maxWidth (p_maxHeight) is specified (as a float value # representing cm), image's width (height) will not be greater # than it. If p_maxWidth (p_maxHeight) is "page" (the default), # p_maxWidth (p_maxHeight) will be computed as the width of the # main document's page style, margins excluded ; # * if p_style is given, it is a appy.shared.css.CssStyles instance, # containing CSS attributes. If "width" and "heigth" attributes # are found there, they will override p_size and p_sizeUnit ; # * If p_keepRatio is True, the image width/height ratio will be kept # when p_size is specified. # p_pageBreakBefore and p_pageBreakAfter are only relevant for importing # external odt documents, and allows to insert a page break before/after # the inserted document. More precisely, each of these parameters can # have values: #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # True | insert a page break ; #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # False | do no insert a page break. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # Moreover, p_pageBreakAfter can have those additional values : #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # 'duplex' | insert 2 page breaks if the sub-document has an odd # | number of pages, 1 else (useful for duplex printing) ; #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # '' | inserts a page break mentioning the name of a specific # | page style to apply to the remaining of the document. # | It can be an alternative to using 'duplex', if the # | page name forces LibreOffice to insert a virtual page, # | like, ie, 'Right_20_Page'. # | ⚠️ The referred page style must be used within the # | main pod template: it must be applied to one of its # | paragraphs. Else, LibreOffice will not include it # | in the pod result. To ensure it is the case, you # | may define an empty paragraph, with a pod statement # | "do text if False", that will prevent him being # | rendered in the pod result but will ensure its # | related styles will be part of it. Then, for this # | paragraph, go to "Paragraph > Text flow" tab, # | define a break of type "Page", position "Before", # | with a page style you choose in the list. #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # If p_convertOptions are given (for images only), imagemagick will be # called with these options to perform some transformation on the image. # For example, if you specify # convertOptions="-rotate 90" # pod will perform this command before importing the file into the # result: # convert your.image -rotate 90 your.image # You can also specify a function in convertOptions. This function will # receive a single arg, "image", an instance of # appy.pod.doc_importers.Image giving some characteristics of the image # to convert, like image.width and image.height in pixels (integers). If # your function does not return a string containing the convert options, # no conversion will occur. # Is there something to import ? if not content and not at: raise PodError(DOC_KO) # Convert p_at to a string if it is not the case at = str(at) if isinstance(at, Path) else at # Guess document format if not format: # It should be deduced from p_at if not at: raise PodError(DOC_FMT_KO) format = os.path.splitext(at)[1][1:] else: # If format is a mimeType, convert it to an extension if format in utils.mimeTypesExts: format = utils.mimeTypesExts[format] format = format.lower() isImage = isOdt = False importer = None if format in self.ooFormats: importer = importers.OdtImporter self.forceOoCall = True isOdt = True elif format in self.imageFormats or not format: # If the format can't be guessed, we suppose it is an image importer = importers.ImageImporter isImage = True elif format == 'pdf': importer = importers.PdfImporter elif format in self.convertibleFormats: importer = importers.ConvertImporter else: raise PodError(DOC_FMT_NS % format) imp = importer(content, at, format, self) # Initialise image-specific parameters if isImage: imp.init(anchor, wrapInPara, size, sizeUnit, maxWidth, maxHeight, style, keepRatio, convertOptions) elif isOdt: imp.init(pageBreakBefore, pageBreakAfter) return imp.run() def importImage(self, content=None, at=None, format=None, size=None, sizeUnit='cm', maxWidth='page', maxHeight='page', style=None, keepRatio=True, convertOptions=None): '''While m_importDocument allows to import a document or image via a "do ... from document" statement, method m_importImage allows to import an image anchored as a char via a POD expression ":image(...)", having almost the same parameters.''' # Compared to the "document" function, and due to the specific nature of # the "image" function, 2 parameters are missing: # (1) "anchor" is forced to be "as-char"; # (2) "wrapInPara" is forced to False. return self.importDocument(content=content, at=at, format=format, wrapInPara=False, size=size, sizeUnit=sizeUnit, maxWidth=maxWidth, maxHeight=maxHeight, style=style, keepRatio=keepRatio, convertOptions=convertOptions) def getResolvedNamespaces(self): '''Gets a context where mainly used namespaces have been resolved''' env = self.stylesParser.env return {'text': env.ns(env.NS_TEXT), 'style': env.ns(env.NS_STYLE)} def importPod(self, content=None, at=None, format='odt', context=None, pageBreakBefore=False, pageBreakAfter=False, managePageStyles='rename', resolveFields=False, forceOoCall=False): '''Implements the POD statement "do... from pod"''' # Similar to m_importDocument, but allows to import the result of # executing the POD template whose absolute path is specified in p_at # (or, but deprecated, whose binary content is passed in p_content, with # this p_format) and include it in the POD result. # Renaming page styles for the sub-POD (p_managePageStyles being # "rename") ensures there is no name clash between page styles (and tied # elements such as headers and footers) coming from several sub-PODs or # with styles defined at the master document level. This takes some # processing, so you can set it to None if you are sure you do not need # it. # p_resolveFields has the same meaning as the homonym parameter on the # Renderer. # By default, if p_forceOoCall is True for p_self, a sub-renderer ran by # a c_PodImporter will inherit from this attribute, excepted if # parameter p_forceOoCall is different from INHERIT. # ~ # Is there a pod template defined ? if not content and not at: raise PodError(DOC_KO) imp = importers.PodImporter(content, at, format, self) # Importing a sub-pod into a main pod is done by defining, in the main # pod, a section linked to an external file being the sub-pod result. # Then, LibreOffice is asked to "resolve" such sections = replacing the # section with the content of the linked file. This task is done by # LibreOffice itself and triggered via a UNO command. Consequently, # Renderer attribute "forceOoCall" must be forced to True in that case. self.forceOoCall = True # Define the context to use: either the current context of the current # POD renderer, or p_context if given. context = context or self.contentParser.env.context imp.init(context, pageBreakBefore, pageBreakAfter, managePageStyles, resolveFields, forceOoCall) return imp.run() def importCell(self, content, style='Default'): '''Creates a chunk of ODF code ready to be dumped as a table cell containing this p_content and styled with this p_style.''' return f'' \ f'{content}' def drawShape(self, name, type='rect', stroke='none', strokeWidth='0cm', strokeColor='#666666', fill='solid', fillColor='#666666', anchor='char', width='1.0cm', height='1.0cm', deltaX='0.0cm', deltaY='0.0cm', target='styles'): '''Renders a shape within a POD result''' # Generate a style for this shape and add it among dynamic styles style = self.stylesManager.stylesGenerator.addGraphicalStyle(target, stroke=stroke, strokeWidth=strokeWidth, strokeColor=strokeColor, fill=fill, fillColor=fillColor) # Return the ODF code representing the shape return f'' \ f'' def _insertBreak(self, type): '''Inserts a page or column break into the result''' name = 'podPageBreakAfter' if type == 'page' else 'podColumnBreak' return f'' def insertPageBreak(self): return self._insertBreak('page') def insertColumnBreak(self): return self._insertBreak('column') def prepareFolders(self): '''Ensure p_self.result is correct and create, when relevant, the temp folder for preparing it.''' # Ensure p_self.result is an absolute path self.result = os.path.abspath(self.result) # Raise an error if the result already exists and we can't overwrite it if os.path.isdir(self.result): raise PodError(RES_FOLDER % self.result) exists = os.path.isfile(self.result) if not self.overwriteExisting and exists: raise PodError(RES_EXISTS % self.result) # Remove the result if it exists if exists: os.remove(self.result) # Create a temp folder for storing temporary files self.tempFolder = f'{self.result}.{time.time()}' try: os.mkdir(self.tempFolder) except OSError as oe: raise PodError(TEMP_W_KO % (self.result, oe)) # The "unzip" folder is a sub-folder, within self.tempFolder, where # p_self.template will be unzipped. self.unzipFolder = os.path.join(self.tempFolder, 'unzip') os.mkdir(self.unzipFolder) def patchMetadata(self): '''Declares, in META-INF/manifest.xml, images or files included via the "do... from document" statements if any, and patch meta.xml (field "title").''' # Patch META-INF/manifest.xml j = os.path.join if self.fileNames: toInsert = '' for fileName in self.fileNames.keys(): mimeType = mimetypes.guess_type(fileName)[0] toInsert = f'{toInsert} {bn}' manifestName = j(self.unzipFolder, 'META-INF', 'manifest.xml') # Read the the content of this file, if not already in # self.manifestXml. if not self.manifestXml: with open(manifestName, **enc) as f: self.manifestXml = f.read() hook = '' content = self.manifestXml.replace(hook, toInsert + hook) # Write the new manifest content with open(manifestName, 'w', **enc) as f: f.write(content) # Patch meta.xml metadata = self.metadata if metadata: metaName = j(self.unzipFolder, 'meta.xml') # Read the content of this file, if not already in self.metaXml if not self.metaXml: with open(metaName, **enc) as f: self.metaXml = f.read() # Remove the existing title, if it exists content = self.metaRex.sub('', self.metaXml) # Add a new title, based on the result name if isinstance(metadata, str): title = metadata else: title = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(self.result))[0] hook = self.metaHook title = f'{title}{hook}' content = content.replace(hook, title) with open(metaName, 'w', **enc) as f: f.write(content) # Public interface def run(self): '''Renders the result''' try: # Remember which parser is running self.currentParser = self.contentParser # Create the resulting content.xml self.currentParser.parse(self.contentXml) self.currentParser = self.stylesParser # Create the resulting styles.xml self.currentParser.parse(self.stylesXml) # Patch metadata self.patchMetadata() # Re-zip the result self.finalize() finally: try: if self.deleteTempFolder: FolderDeleter.delete(self.tempFolder) except PermissionError: # The temp folder could not be deleted pass def getStyles(self): '''Returns a dict of the styles that are defined into the template''' return self.stylesManager.styles def setStylesMapping(self, stylesMapping): '''Establishes a correspondence between, on one hand, CSS styles or XHTML tags that will be found inside XHTML content given to POD, and, on the other hand, ODT styles found into the template.''' try: manager = self.stylesManager # Initialise the styles mapping when relevant ocw = self.optimalColumnWidths dis = self.distributeColumns if ocw or dis: sm.TableProperties.initStylesMapping(stylesMapping, ocw, dis) manager.stylesMapping = manager.checkStylesMapping(stylesMapping) except PodError as po: self.contentParser.env.currentBuffer.content.close() self.stylesParser.env.currentBuffer.content.close() if os.path.exists(self.tempFolder): FolderDeleter.delete(self.tempFolder) raise po def getTemplateType(self, template): '''Identifies the type of this POD p_template (ods or odt). If p_template is a string, it is a file name: simply get its extension. Else, it is a binary file in a BytesIO instance: seek the MIME type from the first bytes.''' if isinstance(template, str): r = os.path.splitext(template)[1][1:] else: # A BytesIO instance template.seek(0) sbytes = template.read(90) sbytes = sbytes[sbytes.index(b'mimetype') + 8:] odsMIME = utils.mimeTypes['ods'].encode() r = 'ods' if sbytes.startswith(odsMIME) else 'odt' return r def callLibreOffice(self, resultName, format=None, outputName=None): '''Call LibreOffice in server mode to convert or update the result''' if self.loPool is None: raise PodError(NO_LO_POOL % resultType) return self.loPool(self, resultName, format, outputName) def finalize(self): '''Re-zip the result and potentially call LibreOffice if target format is not among self.templateTypes or if forceOoCall is True.''' j = os.path.join # If an action regarding page styles must be performed, get and modify # them accordingly. pageStyles = None mps = self.managePageStyles if mps is not None: pageStyles = self.stylesManager.pageStyles.init(mps, self.template) # Patch styles.xml and content.xml dynamic = self.stylesManager.dynamicStyles for name in ('styles', 'content'): # Copy the [content|styles].xml file from the temp to the zip folder fn = f'{name}.xml' shutil.copy(j(self.tempFolder, fn), j(self.unzipFolder, fn)) # Get the file content fn = os.path.join(self.unzipFolder, fn) with open(fn, **enc) as f: content = f.read() # Inject self.fonts, when present, in styles.xml isStylesXml = name == 'styles' if isStylesXml and self.fonts: content = sm.FontsInjector(self.fonts).injectIn(content) # Inject dynamic styles if isStylesXml: content = dynamic.injectIn('styles_base', content) content = dynamic.injectIn(name, content) # Rename the page styles if pageStyles: content = pageStyles.renameIn(name, content) # Patch pod graphics, when relevant if not isStylesXml: content = Graphic.patch(self, content) # Write the updated content to the file with open(fn, 'w', **enc) as f: f.write(content) # Call the user-defined "finalize" function(s) when present if self.finalizeFunction: try: for fun in self.finalizeFunction: fun(self.unzipFolder, self) except Exception as e: print(WARN_FIN_KO % str(e)) # Re-zip the result, first as an OpenDocument file of the same type as # the POD template (odt, ods...) resultName = os.path.join(self.tempFolder,f'result.{self.templateType}') resultType = self.resultType zip(resultName, self.unzipFolder, odf=True) if resultType in self.templateTypes and not self.forceOoCall: # Simply move the ODT result to the result os.rename(resultName, self.result) else: if resultType not in FILE_TYPES: raise PodError(R_TYPE_KO % (self.result, FILE_TYPES.keys())) # Call LibreOffice to perform the conversion or document update output = self.callLibreOffice(resultName, outputName=self.result) # I (should) have the result in self.result if not os.path.exists(self.result): if resultType in self.templateTypes: # In this case LO in server mode could not be called (to # update indexes, sections, etc) but I can still return the # "raw" pod result that exists in "resultName". os.rename(resultName, self.result) else: raise PodError(CONV_ERR % output) #- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -