mkdocs-material/material/plugins/group/plugin.py

# Copyright (c) 2016-2023 Martin Donath <martin.donath@squidfunk.com>

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import logging

from collections.abc import Callable
from mkdocs.config.config_options import Plugins
from mkdocs.config.defaults import MkDocsConfig
from mkdocs.plugins import BasePlugin, event_priority

from .config import GroupConfig

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Classes
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Group plugin
class GroupPlugin(BasePlugin[GroupConfig]):
    supports_multiple_instances = True

    # Determine whether we're serving the site
    def on_startup(self, *, command, dirty):
        self.is_serve = command == "serve"
        self.is_dirty = dirty

    # If the group is enabled, conditionally load plugins - at first, this might
    # sound easier than it actually is, as we need to jump through some hoops to
    # ensure correct ordering among plugins. We're effectively initializing the
    # plugins that are part of the group after all MkDocs finished initializing
    # all other plugins, so we need to patch the order of the methods. Moreover,
    # we must use MkDocs existing plugin collection, or we might have collisions
    # with other plugins that are not part of the group. As so often, this is a
    # little hacky, but has huge potential making plugin configuration easier.
    # There's one little caveat: the `__init__` and `on_startup` methods of the
    # plugins that are part of the group are called after all other plugins, so
    # the `event_priority` decorator for `on_startup` events and is effectively
    # useless. However, the `on_startup` event is only intended to set up the
    # plugin and doesn't receive anything else than the invoked command and
    # whether we're running a dirty build, so there should be no problems.
    @event_priority(150)
    def on_config(self, config):
        if not self.config.enabled:
            return

        # Retrieve plugin collection from configuration
        option: Plugins = dict(config._schema)["plugins"]
        assert isinstance(option, Plugins)

        # Load all plugins in group
        self.plugins: dict[str, BasePlugin] = {}
        for name, plugin in self._load(option):
            self.plugins[name] = plugin

        # Patch order of plugin methods
        for events in option.plugins.events.values():
            self._patch(events, config)

        # Invoke `on_startup` event for plugins in group
        command = "serve" if self.is_serve else "build"
        for method in option.plugins.events["startup"]:
            if method.__self__ in self.plugins.values():
                method(command = command, dirty = self.is_dirty)

    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # Retrieve priority of plugin method
    def _get_priority(self, method: Callable):
        return getattr(method, "mkdocs_priority", 0)

    # Retrieve position of plugin
    def _get_position(self, plugin: BasePlugin, config: MkDocsConfig) -> int:
        for at, (_, candidate) in enumerate(config.plugins.items()):
            if plugin == candidate:
                return at

    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # Load plugins that are part of the group
    def _load(self, option: Plugins):
        for name, data in option._parse_configs(self.config.plugins):
            yield option.load_plugin_with_namespace(name, data)

    # -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # Patch order of plugin events - all other plugin methods are already in the
    # right order, so we only need to check those that are part of the group and
    # bubble them up into the right location. Some plugin methods may define
    # priorities, so we need to make sure to order correctly within those.
    def _patch(self, methods: list[Callable], config: MkDocsConfig):
        position = self._get_position(self, config)
        for at in reversed(range(1, len(methods))):
            tail = methods[at - 1]
            head = methods[at]

            # Skip if the plugin is not part of the group
            if not head.__self__ in self.plugins.values():
                continue

            # Skip if the previous method has a higher priority than the current
            # one, because we know we can't swap them anyway
            if self._get_priority(tail) > self._get_priority(head):
                continue

            # Both methods have the same priority, so we check if the ordering
            # of both methods is violated, and if it is, swap them
            if (position < self._get_position(tail.__self__, config)):
                methods[at], methods[at - 1] = tail, head

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Data
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Set up logging
log = logging.getLogger("mkdocs.material.group")