jekyll-seo-tag/lib/jekyll-seo-tag/author_drop.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Jekyll
class SeoTag
# A drop representing the current page's author
#
# Author name will be pulled from:
#
# 1. The page's `author` key
# 2. The first author in the page's `authors` key
# 3. The `author` key in the site config
#
# If the result from the name search is a string, we'll also check
# for additional author metadata in `site.data.authors`
class AuthorDrop < Jekyll::Drops::Drop
# Initialize a new AuthorDrop
#
# page - The page hash (e.g., Page#to_liquid)
# site - The Jekyll::Drops::SiteDrop
def initialize(page: nil, site: nil)
raise ArgumentError unless page && site
@mutations = {}
@page = page
@site = site
end
# AuthorDrop#to_s should return name, allowing the author drop to safely
# replace `page.author`, if necessary, and remain backwards compatible
def name
author_hash["name"]
end
alias_method :to_s, :name
def twitter
return @twitter if defined? @twitter
twitter = author_hash["twitter"] || author_hash["name"]
@twitter = twitter.is_a?(String) ? twitter.sub(%r!^@!, "") : nil
end
private
attr_reader :site, :page
# Finds the page author in the page.author, page.authors, or site.author
#
# Returns a string or hash representing the author
def resolved_author
return @resolved_author if defined? @resolved_author
sources = [page["author"]]
sources << page["authors"].first if page["authors"].is_a?(Array)
sources << site["author"]
@resolved_author = sources.find { |s| !s.to_s.empty? }
end
# If resolved_author is a string, attempts to find coresponding author
# metadata in `site.data.authors`
#
# Returns a hash representing additional metadata or an empty hash
def site_data_hash
@site_data_hash ||= begin
return {} unless resolved_author.is_a?(String)
return {} unless site.data["authors"].is_a?(Hash)
author_hash = site.data["authors"][resolved_author]
author_hash.is_a?(Hash) ? author_hash : {}
end
end
# Returns the normalized author hash representing the page author,
# including site-wide metadata if the author is provided as a string,
# or an empty hash, if the author cannot be resolved
def author_hash
@author_hash ||= begin
case resolved_author
when Hash
resolved_author
when String
{ "name" => resolved_author }.merge!(site_data_hash)
else
{}
end
end
end
# Since author_hash is aliased to fallback_data, any values in the hash
# will be exposed via the drop, allowing support for arbitrary metadata
alias_method :fallback_data, :author_hash
end
end
end