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* Upon creation of an apple-note object we can check if certain fields we are interested in are present and of the right type etc. These currently are: - UUID (for links later) - Subject (title) - Time - Text part with supported MIME type These are then put into their own shortcut fields in the apple-note subclass which allows for easier access and forces us to make sure they are present. * Split out everything note related into its own package. Using the new type, we can expose an interface which sort of makes sense. Change-Id: Ic9d67518354e61a3cc8388bb0e566fce661e90d0 Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/5072 Tested-by: BuildkiteCI Reviewed-by: sterni <sternenseemann@systemli.org>
127 lines
5.5 KiB
Common Lisp
127 lines
5.5 KiB
Common Lisp
(in-package :note)
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(declaim (optimize (safety 3)))
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;; Throw away these tags and all of their children
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(defparameter +discard-tags-with-children+ '("HEAD"))
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;; Only “strip” these tags and leave their content as is
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(defparameter +discard-tags-only+ '("BODY" "HTML"))
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;; This is basically the same as cxml's PROXY-HANDLER.
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;; Couldn't be bothered to make a BROADCAST-HANDLER because I
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;; only need to pass through to one handler. It accepts every
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;; event and passes it on to NEXT-HANDLER. This is useful for
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;; subclassing mostly where an event can be modified or passed
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;; on as is via CALL-NEXT-METHOD.
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(defclass hax-proxy-handler (hax:default-handler)
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((next-handler
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:initarg :next-handler
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:accessor proxy-next-handler)))
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;; Define the trivial handlers which just call themselves for NEXT-HANDLER
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(macrolet ((def-proxy-handler (name (&rest args))
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`(defmethod ,name ((h hax-proxy-handler) ,@args)
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(,name (proxy-next-handler h) ,@args))))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:start-document (name p-id s-id))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:end-document ())
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(def-proxy-handler hax:start-element (name attrs))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:end-element (name))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:characters (data))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:unescaped (data))
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(def-proxy-handler hax:comment (data)))
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(defclass apple-note-transformer (hax-proxy-handler)
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((cid-lookup
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:initarg :cid-lookup
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:initform (lambda (cid) nil)
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:accessor transformer-cid-lookup)
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(discard-until
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:initarg :discard-until
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:initform nil
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:accessor transformer-discard-until)
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(depth
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:initarg :depth
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:initform 0
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:accessor transformer-depth))
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(:documentation
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"HAX handler that strips unnecessary tags from the HTML of a com.apple.mail-note
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and resolves references to attachments to IMG tags."))
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;; Define the “boring” handlers which just call the next method (i. e. the next
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;; handler) unless discard-until is not nil in which case the event is dropped.
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(macrolet ((def-filter-handler (name (&rest args))
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`(defmethod ,name ((h apple-note-transformer) ,@args)
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(when (not (transformer-discard-until h))
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(call-next-method)))))
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(def-filter-handler hax:start-document (name p-id s-id))
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(def-filter-handler hax:end-document ())
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(def-filter-handler hax:characters (data))
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(def-filter-handler hax:unescaped (data))
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(def-filter-handler hax:comment (data)))
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(defun parse-content-id (attrlist)
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(when-let (data (find-if (lambda (x)
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(string-equal (hax:attribute-name x) "DATA"))
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attrlist))
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(multiple-value-bind (starts-with-cid-p suffix)
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(starts-with-subseq "cid:" (hax:attribute-value data)
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:return-suffix t :test #'char=)
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(if starts-with-cid-p suffix data))))
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(defmethod hax:start-element ((handler apple-note-transformer) name attrs)
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(with-accessors ((discard-until transformer-discard-until)
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(next-handler proxy-next-handler)
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(cid-lookup transformer-cid-lookup)
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(depth transformer-depth))
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handler
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(cond
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;; If we are discarding, any started element is dropped,
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;; since the end-condition only is reached via END-ELEMENT.
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(discard-until nil)
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;; If we are not discarding any outer elements, we can set
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;; up a new discard condition if we encounter an appropriate
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;; element.
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((member name +discard-tags-with-children+ :test #'string-equal)
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(setf discard-until (cons name depth)))
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;; Only drop this event, must be mirrored in END-ELEMENT to
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;; avoid invalidly nested HTML.
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((member name +discard-tags-only+ :test #'string-equal) nil)
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;; If we encounter an object tag, we drop it and its contents,
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;; but only after inspecting its attributes and emitting new
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;; events representing an img tag which includes the respective
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;; attachment via its filename.
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((string-equal name "OBJECT")
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(progn
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(setf discard-until (cons "OBJECT" depth))
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;; TODO(sterni): check type and only resolve images, raise error
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;; otherwise. We should only encounter images anyways, since
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;; other types are only supported for iCloud which doesn't seem
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;; to use IMAP for sync these days.
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(when-let* ((cid (parse-content-id attrs))
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(file (apply cid-lookup (list cid)))
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(src (hax:make-attribute "SRC" file)))
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(hax:start-element next-handler "IMG" (list src))
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(hax:end-element next-handler "IMG"))))
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;; In all other cases, we use HAX-PROXY-HANDLER to pass the event on.
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(t (call-next-method)))
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(setf depth (1+ depth))))
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(defmethod hax:end-element ((handler apple-note-transformer) name)
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(with-accessors ((discard-until transformer-discard-until)
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(depth transformer-depth))
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handler
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(setf depth (1- depth))
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(cond
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;; If we are discarding and encounter the same tag again at the same
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;; depth, we can stop, but still have to discard the current tag.
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((and discard-until
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(string-equal (car discard-until) name)
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(= (cdr discard-until) depth))
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(setf discard-until nil))
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;; In all other cases, we drop properly.
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(discard-until nil)
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;; Mirrored tag stripping as in START-ELEMENT
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((member name +discard-tags-only+ :test #'string-equal) nil)
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;; In all other cases, we use HAX-PROXY-HANDLER to pass the event on.
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(t (call-next-method)))))
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