Source code for soma.html

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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'''
Utility functions for HTML format.

* author: Yann Cointepas
* organization: NeuroSpin
* license: `CeCILL B <http://www.cecill.info/licences/Licence_CeCILL-B_V1-en.html>`_
'''
from __future__ import absolute_import
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"

import six
import sys

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#: mapping of charaters to be escaped for HTML
_htmlEscape = None
_lesserHtmlEscape = None


# ylep 2020-03-24: now that UTF-8 is everywhere, shouldn't we just replace
# HTML-unsafe characters (&<>"') and leave the rest untouched? (i.e. what the
# standard library function html.escape does in Python 3.2 and later).

def htmlEscape(msg):
    """Replace special characters by their correponding html entity.

    All characters that have a corresponding named HTML entity are replaced.

    - returns: *unicode*
    """
    global _htmlEscape
    if _htmlEscape is None:
        _htmlEscape = {
            codepoint: u'&' + name + u';'
            for codepoint, name
            in six.iteritems(six.moves.html_entities.codepoint2name)
        }
    if not isinstance(msg, six.string_types):
        # htmlEscape is sometimes used on non-string types (as print) like
        # tuples or dicts
        msg = str(msg)
    msg = six.ensure_text(msg)
    return msg.translate(_htmlEscape)


def lesserHtmlEscape(msg):
    """Replace special characters by their correponding html entity.

    All characters that have a corresponding named HTML entity are replaced,
    except accented characters commonly used in French text (éàèâêôîûàö) and
    the double-quote character (").

    - returns: *unicode*
    """
    global _lesserHtmlEscape
    if _lesserHtmlEscape is None:
        _lesserHtmlEscape = {
            codepoint: u'&' + name + u';'
            for codepoint, name
            in six.iteritems(six.moves.html_entities.codepoint2name)
            if six.unichr(codepoint) not in (u'"', u'é', u'à', u'è', u'â',
                                             u'ê', u'ô', u'î', u'û', u'ù',
                                             u'ö', )
        }
    msg = six.ensure_text(msg)
    return msg.translate(_lesserHtmlEscape)