Configurator
class Configurator extends ConfiguratorBase
Properties
protected Configurator | $configurator | from ConfiguratorBase | |
protected | $quickMatch | {@inheritdoc} | |
protected int | $regexpLimit | from ConfiguratorBase | |
protected array | $aliases | ||
protected array | $attributeFilters | ||
protected array | $elements | ||
protected string | $prefix | ||
protected array | $unsafeElements | ||
protected array | $unsafeAttributes |
Methods
Generate this plugin's config
Return a list of base properties meant to be added to asConfig()'s return
Return additional hints used in the JavaScript parser
Set $this->attrName with given attribute name, normalized
Set $this->tagName with given tag name, normalized
Alias the HTML attribute of given HTML element to a given attribute name
Alias an HTML element to a given tag name
Allow an HTML element to be used
Allow an unsafe HTML element to be used
Allow a (potentially unsafe) HTML element to be used
Allow an attribute to be used in an HTML element
Allow an unsafe attribute to be used in an HTML element
Allow a (potentially unsafe) attribute to be used in an HTML element
Validate and normalize an element name
Validate and normalize an attribute name
Details
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 42
final
__construct(Configurator $configurator, array $overrideProps = [])
No description
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 70
protected
setUp()
Executed by this plugin's constructor
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 84
finalize()
Finalize this plugin's configuration
Executed by the configurator whenever the tags' config must be in a usable state:
- before the parser's config is generated
- before the renderer's stylesheet is generated
- before HTML5 rules are generated
As such, this method may be called multiple times during configuration
at line 321
array|Dictionary|null
asConfig()
Generate this plugin's config
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 109
final array
getBaseProperties()
Return a list of base properties meant to be added to asConfig()'s return
NOTE: this final method exists so that the plugin's configuration can always specify those base properties, even if they're omitted from asConfig(). Going forward, this ensure that new base properties added to ConfiguratorBase appear in the plugin's config without having to update every plugin
at line 366
array
getJSHints()
Return additional hints used in the JavaScript parser
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 144
string|null
getJSParser()
Return this plugin's JavaScript parser
This is the base implementation, meant to be overridden by custom plugins. By default it returns the Parser.js file from stock plugins' directory, if available
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 167
Tag
getTag()
Return the tag associated with this plugin, if applicable
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 186
void
disableQuickMatch()
Disable quickMatch
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ConfiguratorBase at line 197
protected void
setAttrName(string $attrName)
Set $this->attrName with given attribute name, normalized
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 213
void
setQuickMatch(string $quickMatch)
Set the quickMatch string
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 229
void
setRegexpLimit(int $limit)
Set the maximum number of regexp matches
in
ConfiguratorBase at line 247
protected void
setTagName(string $tagName)
Set $this->tagName with given tag name, normalized
at line 101
void
aliasAttribute(string $elName, string $attrName, string $alias)
Alias the HTML attribute of given HTML element to a given attribute name
NOTE: will not create the target attribute
at line 118
void
aliasElement(string $elName, string $tagName)
Alias an HTML element to a given tag name
NOTE: will not create the target tag
at line 131
Tag
allowElement(string $elName)
Allow an HTML element to be used
at line 142
Tag
allowUnsafeElement(string $elName)
Allow an unsafe HTML element to be used
at line 154
protected Tag
allowElementWithSafety(string $elName, bool $allowUnsafe)
Allow a (potentially unsafe) HTML element to be used
at line 185
Attribute
allowAttribute(string $elName, string $attrName)
Allow an attribute to be used in an HTML element
at line 197
Attribute
allowUnsafeAttribute(string $elName, string $attrName)
Allow an unsafe attribute to be used in an HTML element
at line 210
protected Attribute
allowAttributeWithSafety(string $elName, string $attrName, bool $allowUnsafe)
Allow a (potentially unsafe) attribute to be used in an HTML element
at line 263
protected string
normalizeElementName(string $elName)
Validate and normalize an element name
Accepts any name that would be valid, regardless of whether this element exists in HTML5. Might be slightly off as the HTML5 specs don't seem to require it to start with a letter but our implementation does.
at line 281
protected string
normalizeAttributeName(string $attrName)
Validate and normalize an attribute name
More restrictive than the specs but allows all HTML5 attributes and more.
at line 299
protected void
rebuildTemplate(Tag $tag, string $elName, bool $allowUnsafe)
Rebuild a tag's template