import argparse import hashlib import html import json import re import xml.sax.saxutils as xml from abc import abstractmethod from collections.abc import Mapping, Sequence from pathlib import Path from typing import Any, cast, ClassVar, Generic, get_args, NamedTuple from markdown_it.token import Token from . import md, options from .docbook import DocBookRenderer, Heading, make_xml_id from .html import HTMLRenderer, UnresolvedXrefError from .manual_structure import check_structure, FragmentType, is_include, TocEntry, TocEntryType, XrefTarget from .md import Converter, Renderer class BaseConverter(Converter[md.TR], Generic[md.TR]): # per-converter configuration for ns:arg=value arguments to include blocks, following # the include type. html converters need something like this to support chunking, or # another external method like the chunktocs docbook uses (but block options seem like # a much nicer of doing this). INCLUDE_ARGS_NS: ClassVar[str] INCLUDE_FRAGMENT_ALLOWED_ARGS: ClassVar[set[str]] = set() INCLUDE_OPTIONS_ALLOWED_ARGS: ClassVar[set[str]] = set() _base_paths: list[Path] _current_type: list[TocEntryType] def convert(self, infile: Path, outfile: Path) -> None: self._base_paths = [ infile ] self._current_type = ['book'] try: tokens = self._parse(infile.read_text()) self._postprocess(infile, outfile, tokens) converted = self._renderer.render(tokens) outfile.write_text(converted) except Exception as e: raise RuntimeError(f"failed to render manual {infile}") from e def _postprocess(self, infile: Path, outfile: Path, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> None: pass def _parse(self, src: str) -> list[Token]: tokens = super()._parse(src) check_structure(self._current_type[-1], tokens) for token in tokens: if not is_include(token): continue directive = token.info[12:].split() if not directive: continue args = { k: v for k, _sep, v in map(lambda s: s.partition('='), directive[1:]) } typ = directive[0] if typ == 'options': token.type = 'included_options' self._process_include_args(token, args, self.INCLUDE_OPTIONS_ALLOWED_ARGS) self._parse_options(token, args) else: fragment_type = typ.removesuffix('s') if fragment_type not in get_args(FragmentType): raise RuntimeError(f"unsupported structural include type '{typ}'") self._current_type.append(cast(FragmentType, fragment_type)) token.type = 'included_' + typ self._process_include_args(token, args, self.INCLUDE_FRAGMENT_ALLOWED_ARGS) self._parse_included_blocks(token, args) self._current_type.pop() return tokens def _process_include_args(self, token: Token, args: dict[str, str], allowed: set[str]) -> None: ns = self.INCLUDE_ARGS_NS + ":" args = { k[len(ns):]: v for k, v in args.items() if k.startswith(ns) } if unknown := set(args.keys()) - allowed: assert token.map raise RuntimeError(f"unrecognized include argument in line {token.map[0] + 1}", unknown) token.meta['include-args'] = args def _parse_included_blocks(self, token: Token, block_args: dict[str, str]) -> None: assert token.map included = token.meta['included'] = [] for (lnum, line) in enumerate(token.content.splitlines(), token.map[0] + 2): line = line.strip() path = self._base_paths[-1].parent / line if path in self._base_paths: raise RuntimeError(f"circular include found in line {lnum}") try: self._base_paths.append(path) with open(path, 'r') as f: tokens = self._parse(f.read()) included.append((tokens, path)) self._base_paths.pop() except Exception as e: raise RuntimeError(f"processing included file {path} from line {lnum}") from e def _parse_options(self, token: Token, block_args: dict[str, str]) -> None: assert token.map items = {} for (lnum, line) in enumerate(token.content.splitlines(), token.map[0] + 2): if len(args := line.split(":", 1)) != 2: raise RuntimeError(f"options directive with no argument in line {lnum}") (k, v) = (args[0].strip(), args[1].strip()) if k in items: raise RuntimeError(f"duplicate options directive {k} in line {lnum}") items[k] = v try: id_prefix = items.pop('id-prefix') varlist_id = items.pop('list-id') source = items.pop('source') except KeyError as e: raise RuntimeError(f"options directive {e} missing in block at line {token.map[0] + 1}") if items.keys(): raise RuntimeError( f"unsupported options directives in block at line {token.map[0] + 1}", " ".join(items.keys())) try: with open(self._base_paths[-1].parent / source, 'r') as f: token.meta['id-prefix'] = id_prefix token.meta['list-id'] = varlist_id token.meta['source'] = json.load(f) except Exception as e: raise RuntimeError(f"processing options block in line {token.map[0] + 1}") from e class RendererMixin(Renderer): _toplevel_tag: str _revision: str def __init__(self, toplevel_tag: str, revision: str, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any): super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) self._toplevel_tag = toplevel_tag self._revision = revision self.rules |= { 'included_sections': lambda *args: self._included_thing("section", *args), 'included_chapters': lambda *args: self._included_thing("chapter", *args), 'included_preface': lambda *args: self._included_thing("preface", *args), 'included_parts': lambda *args: self._included_thing("part", *args), 'included_appendix': lambda *args: self._included_thing("appendix", *args), 'included_options': self.included_options, } def render(self, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> str: # books get special handling because they have *two* title tags. doing this with # generic code is more complicated than it's worth. the checks above have verified # that both titles actually exist. if self._toplevel_tag == 'book': return self._render_book(tokens) return super().render(tokens) @abstractmethod def _render_book(self, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> str: raise NotImplementedError() @abstractmethod def _included_thing(self, tag: str, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: raise NotImplementedError() @abstractmethod def included_options(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: raise NotImplementedError() class ManualDocBookRenderer(RendererMixin, DocBookRenderer): def __init__(self, toplevel_tag: str, revision: str, manpage_urls: Mapping[str, str]): super().__init__(toplevel_tag, revision, manpage_urls) def _render_book(self, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> str: assert tokens[1].children assert tokens[4].children if (maybe_id := cast(str, tokens[0].attrs.get('id', ""))): maybe_id = "xml:id=" + xml.quoteattr(maybe_id) return (f'' f' {self.renderInline(tokens[1].children)}' f' {self.renderInline(tokens[4].children)}' f' {super(DocBookRenderer, self).render(tokens[6:])}' f'') def _heading_tag(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> tuple[str, dict[str, str]]: (tag, attrs) = super()._heading_tag(token, tokens, i) # render() has already verified that we don't have supernumerary headings and since the # book tag is handled specially we can leave the check this simple if token.tag != 'h1': return (tag, attrs) return (self._toplevel_tag, attrs | { 'xmlns': "http://docbook.org/ns/docbook", 'xmlns:xlink': "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink", }) def _included_thing(self, tag: str, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: result = [] # close existing partintro. the generic render doesn't really need this because # it doesn't have a concept of structure in the way the manual does. if self._headings and self._headings[-1] == Heading('part', 1): result.append("") self._headings[-1] = self._headings[-1]._replace(partintro_closed=True) # must nest properly for structural includes. this requires saving at least # the headings stack, but creating new renderers is cheap and much easier. r = ManualDocBookRenderer(tag, self._revision, self._manpage_urls) for (included, path) in token.meta['included']: try: result.append(r.render(included)) except Exception as e: raise RuntimeError(f"rendering {path}") from e return "".join(result) def included_options(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: conv = options.DocBookConverter(self._manpage_urls, self._revision, 'fragment', token.meta['list-id'], token.meta['id-prefix']) conv.add_options(token.meta['source']) return conv.finalize(fragment=True) # TODO minimize docbook diffs with existing conversions. remove soon. def paragraph_open(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: return super().paragraph_open(token, tokens, i) + "\n " def paragraph_close(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: return "\n" + super().paragraph_close(token, tokens, i) def code_block(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: return f"\n{xml.escape(token.content)}" def fence(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: info = f" language={xml.quoteattr(token.info)}" if token.info != "" else "" return f"\n{xml.escape(token.content)}" class DocBookConverter(BaseConverter[ManualDocBookRenderer]): INCLUDE_ARGS_NS = "docbook" def __init__(self, manpage_urls: Mapping[str, str], revision: str): super().__init__() self._renderer = ManualDocBookRenderer('book', revision, manpage_urls) class HTMLParameters(NamedTuple): generator: str stylesheets: Sequence[str] scripts: Sequence[str] # number of levels in the rendered table of contents. tables are prepended to # the content they apply to (entire document / document chunk / top-level section # of a chapter), setting a depth of 0 omits the respective table. toc_depth: int chunk_toc_depth: int section_toc_depth: int media_dir: Path class ManualHTMLRenderer(RendererMixin, HTMLRenderer): _base_path: Path _in_dir: Path _html_params: HTMLParameters def __init__(self, toplevel_tag: str, revision: str, html_params: HTMLParameters, manpage_urls: Mapping[str, str], xref_targets: dict[str, XrefTarget], in_dir: Path, base_path: Path): super().__init__(toplevel_tag, revision, manpage_urls, xref_targets) self._in_dir = in_dir self._base_path = base_path.absolute() self._html_params = html_params def _pull_image(self, src: str) -> str: src_path = Path(src) content = (self._in_dir / src_path).read_bytes() # images may be used more than once, but we want to store them only once and # in an easily accessible (ie, not input-file-path-dependent) location without # having to maintain a mapping structure. hashing the file and using the hash # as both the path of the final image provides both. content_hash = hashlib.sha3_256(content).hexdigest() target_name = f"{content_hash}{src_path.suffix}" target_path = self._base_path / self._html_params.media_dir / target_name target_path.write_bytes(content) return f"./{self._html_params.media_dir}/{target_name}" def _push(self, tag: str, hlevel_offset: int) -> Any: result = (self._toplevel_tag, self._headings, self._attrspans, self._hlevel_offset, self._in_dir) self._hlevel_offset += hlevel_offset self._toplevel_tag, self._headings, self._attrspans = tag, [], [] return result def _pop(self, state: Any) -> None: (self._toplevel_tag, self._headings, self._attrspans, self._hlevel_offset, self._in_dir) = state def _render_book(self, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> str: assert tokens[4].children title_id = cast(str, tokens[0].attrs.get('id', "")) title = self._xref_targets[title_id].title # subtitles don't have IDs, so we can't use xrefs to get them subtitle = self.renderInline(tokens[4].children) toc = TocEntry.of(tokens[0]) return "\n".join([ self._file_header(toc), '
', '
', '
', f'

{title}

', f'

{subtitle}

', '
', "
", '
', self._build_toc(tokens, 0), super(HTMLRenderer, self).render(tokens[6:]), '
', self._file_footer(toc), ]) def _file_header(self, toc: TocEntry) -> str: prev_link, up_link, next_link = "", "", "" prev_a, next_a, parent_title = "", "", " " nav_html = "" home = toc.root if toc.prev: prev_link = f'' prev_a = f'Prev' if toc.parent: up_link = ( f'' ) if (part := toc.parent) and part.kind != 'book': assert part.target.title parent_title = part.target.title if toc.next: next_link = f'' next_a = f'Next' if toc.prev or toc.parent or toc.next: nav_html = "\n".join([ '
', ' ', ' ', f' ', ' ', ' ', f' ', f' ', f' ', ' ', '
{toc.target.title}
{prev_a} {parent_title} {next_a}
', '
', '
', ]) return "\n".join([ '', '', '', ' ', ' ', f' {toc.target.title}', "".join((f'' for style in self._html_params.stylesheets)), "".join((f'' for script in self._html_params.scripts)), f' ', f' ' if home.target.href() else "", f' {up_link}{prev_link}{next_link}', ' ', ' ', nav_html, ]) def _file_footer(self, toc: TocEntry) -> str: # prev, next = self._get_prev_and_next() prev_a, up_a, home_a, next_a = "", " ", " ", "" prev_text, up_text, next_text = "", "", "" nav_html = "" home = toc.root if toc.prev: prev_a = f'Prev' assert toc.prev.target.title prev_text = toc.prev.target.title if toc.parent: home_a = f'Home' if toc.parent != home: up_a = f'Up' if toc.next: next_a = f'Next' assert toc.next.target.title next_text = toc.next.target.title if toc.prev or toc.parent or toc.next: nav_html = "\n".join([ '
', '
', ' ', ' ', f' ', f' ', f' ', ' ', ' ', f' ', f' ', f' ', ' ', '
{prev_a} {up_a} {next_a}
{prev_text} {home_a} {next_text}
', '
', ]) return "\n".join([ nav_html, ' ', '', ]) def _heading_tag(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: if token.tag == 'h1': return self._toplevel_tag return super()._heading_tag(token, tokens, i) def _build_toc(self, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: toc = TocEntry.of(tokens[i]) if toc.kind == 'section' and self._html_params.section_toc_depth < 1: return "" def walk_and_emit(toc: TocEntry, depth: int) -> list[str]: if depth <= 0: return [] result = [] for child in toc.children: result.append( f'
' f' ' f' {child.target.toc_html}' f' ' f'
' ) # we want to look straight through parts because docbook-xsl does too, but it # also makes for more uesful top-level tocs. next_level = walk_and_emit(child, depth - (0 if child.kind == 'part' else 1)) if next_level: result.append(f'
{"".join(next_level)}
') return result def build_list(kind: str, id: str, lst: Sequence[TocEntry]) -> str: if not lst: return "" entries = [ f'
{i}. {e.target.toc_html}
' for i, e in enumerate(lst, start=1) ] return ( f'
' f'

List of {kind}

' f'
{"".join(entries)}
' '
' ) # we don't want to generate the "Title of Contents" header for sections, # docbook doesn't and it's only distracting clutter unless it's the main table. # we also want to generate tocs only for a top-level section (ie, one that is # not itself contained in another section) print_title = toc.kind != 'section' if toc.kind == 'section': if toc.parent and toc.parent.kind == 'section': toc_depth = 0 else: toc_depth = self._html_params.section_toc_depth elif toc.starts_new_chunk and toc.kind != 'book': toc_depth = self._html_params.chunk_toc_depth else: toc_depth = self._html_params.toc_depth if not (items := walk_and_emit(toc, toc_depth)): return "" figures = build_list("Figures", "list-of-figures", toc.figures) examples = build_list("Examples", "list-of-examples", toc.examples) return "".join([ f'
', '

Table of Contents

' if print_title else "", f'
' f' {"".join(items)}' f'
' f'
' f'{figures}' f'{examples}' ]) def _make_hN(self, level: int) -> tuple[str, str]: # for some reason chapters don't increase the hN nesting count in docbook xslts. duplicate # this for consistency. if self._toplevel_tag == 'chapter': level -= 1 # TODO docbook compat. these are never useful for us, but not having them breaks manual # compare workflows while docbook is still allowed. style = "" if level + self._hlevel_offset < 3 \ and (self._toplevel_tag == 'section' or (self._toplevel_tag == 'chapter' and level > 0)): style = "clear: both" tag, hstyle = super()._make_hN(max(1, level)) return tag, style def _included_thing(self, tag: str, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: outer, inner = [], [] # since books have no non-include content the toplevel book wrapper will not count # towards nesting depth. other types will have at least a title+id heading which # *does* count towards the nesting depth. chapters give a -1 to included sections # mirroring the special handing in _make_hN. sigh. hoffset = ( 0 if not self._headings else self._headings[-1].level - 1 if self._toplevel_tag == 'chapter' else self._headings[-1].level ) outer.append(self._maybe_close_partintro()) into = token.meta['include-args'].get('into-file') fragments = token.meta['included'] state = self._push(tag, hoffset) if into: toc = TocEntry.of(fragments[0][0][0]) inner.append(self._file_header(toc)) # we do not set _hlevel_offset=0 because docbook doesn't either. else: inner = outer in_dir = self._in_dir for included, path in fragments: try: self._in_dir = (in_dir / path).parent inner.append(self.render(included)) except Exception as e: raise RuntimeError(f"rendering {path}") from e if into: inner.append(self._file_footer(toc)) (self._base_path / into).write_text("".join(inner)) self._pop(state) return "".join(outer) def included_options(self, token: Token, tokens: Sequence[Token], i: int) -> str: conv = options.HTMLConverter(self._manpage_urls, self._revision, token.meta['list-id'], token.meta['id-prefix'], self._xref_targets) conv.add_options(token.meta['source']) return conv.finalize() def _to_base26(n: int) -> str: return (_to_base26(n // 26) if n > 26 else "") + chr(ord("A") + n % 26) class HTMLConverter(BaseConverter[ManualHTMLRenderer]): INCLUDE_ARGS_NS = "html" INCLUDE_FRAGMENT_ALLOWED_ARGS = { 'into-file' } _revision: str _html_params: HTMLParameters _manpage_urls: Mapping[str, str] _xref_targets: dict[str, XrefTarget] _redirection_targets: set[str] _appendix_count: int = 0 def _next_appendix_id(self) -> str: self._appendix_count += 1 return _to_base26(self._appendix_count - 1) def __init__(self, revision: str, html_params: HTMLParameters, manpage_urls: Mapping[str, str]): super().__init__() self._revision, self._html_params, self._manpage_urls = revision, html_params, manpage_urls self._xref_targets = {} self._redirection_targets = set() # renderer not set on purpose since it has a dependency on the output path! def convert(self, infile: Path, outfile: Path) -> None: self._renderer = ManualHTMLRenderer( 'book', self._revision, self._html_params, self._manpage_urls, self._xref_targets, infile.parent, outfile.parent) super().convert(infile, outfile) def _parse(self, src: str) -> list[Token]: tokens = super()._parse(src) for token in tokens: if not token.type.startswith('included_') \ or not (into := token.meta['include-args'].get('into-file')): continue assert token.map if len(token.meta['included']) == 0: raise RuntimeError(f"redirection target {into} in line {token.map[0] + 1} is empty!") # we use blender-style //path to denote paths relative to the origin file # (usually index.html). this makes everything a lot easier and clearer. if not into.startswith("//") or '/' in into[2:]: raise RuntimeError("html:into-file must be a relative-to-origin //filename", into) into = token.meta['include-args']['into-file'] = into[2:] if into in self._redirection_targets: raise RuntimeError(f"redirection target {into} in line {token.map[0] + 1} is already in use") self._redirection_targets.add(into) return tokens def _number_block(self, block: str, prefix: str, tokens: Sequence[Token], start: int = 1) -> int: title_open, title_close = f'{block}_title_open', f'{block}_title_close' for (i, token) in enumerate(tokens): if token.type == title_open: title = tokens[i + 1] assert title.type == 'inline' and title.children # the prefix is split into two tokens because the xref title_html will want # only the first of the two, but both must be rendered into the example itself. title.children = ( [ Token('text', '', 0, content=f'{prefix} {start}'), Token('text', '', 0, content='. ') ] + title.children ) start += 1 elif token.type.startswith('included_') and token.type != 'included_options': for sub, _path in token.meta['included']: start = self._number_block(block, prefix, sub, start) return start # xref | (id, type, heading inlines, file, starts new file) def _collect_ids(self, tokens: Sequence[Token], target_file: str, typ: str, file_changed: bool ) -> list[XrefTarget | tuple[str, str, Token, str, bool]]: result: list[XrefTarget | tuple[str, str, Token, str, bool]] = [] # collect all IDs and their xref substitutions. headings are deferred until everything # has been parsed so we can resolve links in headings. if that's even used anywhere. for (i, bt) in enumerate(tokens): if bt.type == 'heading_open' and (id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', ''))): result.append((id, typ if bt.tag == 'h1' else 'section', tokens[i + 1], target_file, i == 0 and file_changed)) elif bt.type == 'included_options': id_prefix = bt.meta['id-prefix'] for opt in bt.meta['source'].keys(): id = make_xml_id(f"{id_prefix}{opt}") name = html.escape(opt) result.append(XrefTarget(id, f'{name}', name, None, target_file)) elif bt.type.startswith('included_'): sub_file = bt.meta['include-args'].get('into-file', target_file) subtyp = bt.type.removeprefix('included_').removesuffix('s') for si, (sub, _path) in enumerate(bt.meta['included']): result += self._collect_ids(sub, sub_file, subtyp, si == 0 and sub_file != target_file) elif bt.type == 'example_open' and (id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', ''))): result.append((id, 'example', tokens[i + 2], target_file, False)) elif bt.type == 'figure_open' and (id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', ''))): result.append((id, 'figure', tokens[i + 2], target_file, False)) elif bt.type == 'footnote_open' and (id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', ''))): result.append(XrefTarget(id, "???", None, None, target_file)) elif bt.type == 'footnote_ref' and (id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', ''))): result.append(XrefTarget(id, "???", None, None, target_file)) elif bt.type == 'inline': assert bt.children result += self._collect_ids(bt.children, target_file, typ, False) elif id := cast(str, bt.attrs.get('id', '')): # anchors and examples have no titles we could use, but we'll have to put # *something* here to communicate that there's no title. result.append(XrefTarget(id, "???", None, None, target_file)) return result def _render_xref(self, id: str, typ: str, inlines: Token, path: str, drop_fragment: bool) -> XrefTarget: assert inlines.children title_html = self._renderer.renderInline(inlines.children) if typ == 'appendix': # NOTE the docbook compat is strong here n = self._next_appendix_id() prefix = f"Appendix\u00A0{n}.\u00A0" # HACK for docbook compat: prefix the title inlines with appendix id if # necessary. the alternative is to mess with titlepage rendering in headings, # which seems just a lot worse than this prefix_tokens = [Token(type='text', tag='', nesting=0, content=prefix)] inlines.children = prefix_tokens + list(inlines.children) title = prefix + title_html toc_html = f"{n}. {title_html}" title_html = f"Appendix {n}" elif typ in ['example', 'figure']: # skip the prepended `{Example,Figure} N. ` from numbering toc_html, title = self._renderer.renderInline(inlines.children[2:]), title_html # xref title wants only the prepended text, sans the trailing colon and space title_html = self._renderer.renderInline(inlines.children[0:1]) else: toc_html, title = title_html, title_html title_html = ( f"{title_html}" if typ == 'chapter' else title_html if typ in [ 'book', 'part' ] else f'the section called “{title_html}”' ) return XrefTarget(id, title_html, toc_html, re.sub('<.*?>', '', title), path, drop_fragment) def _postprocess(self, infile: Path, outfile: Path, tokens: Sequence[Token]) -> None: self._number_block('example', "Example", tokens) self._number_block('figure', "Figure", tokens) xref_queue = self._collect_ids(tokens, outfile.name, 'book', True) failed = False deferred = [] while xref_queue: for item in xref_queue: try: target = item if isinstance(item, XrefTarget) else self._render_xref(*item) except UnresolvedXrefError: if failed: raise deferred.append(item) continue if target.id in self._xref_targets: raise RuntimeError(f"found duplicate id #{target.id}") self._xref_targets[target.id] = target if len(deferred) == len(xref_queue): failed = True # do another round and report the first error xref_queue = deferred paths_seen = set() for t in self._xref_targets.values(): paths_seen.add(t.path) if len(paths_seen) == 1: for (k, t) in self._xref_targets.items(): self._xref_targets[k] = XrefTarget( t.id, t.title_html, t.toc_html, t.title, t.path, t.drop_fragment, drop_target=True ) TocEntry.collect_and_link(self._xref_targets, tokens) def _build_cli_db(p: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> None: p.add_argument('--manpage-urls', required=True) p.add_argument('--revision', required=True) p.add_argument('infile', type=Path) p.add_argument('outfile', type=Path) def _build_cli_html(p: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> None: p.add_argument('--manpage-urls', required=True) p.add_argument('--revision', required=True) p.add_argument('--generator', default='nixos-render-docs') p.add_argument('--stylesheet', default=[], action='append') p.add_argument('--script', default=[], action='append') p.add_argument('--toc-depth', default=1, type=int) p.add_argument('--chunk-toc-depth', default=1, type=int) p.add_argument('--section-toc-depth', default=0, type=int) p.add_argument('--media-dir', default="media", type=Path) p.add_argument('infile', type=Path) p.add_argument('outfile', type=Path) def _run_cli_db(args: argparse.Namespace) -> None: with open(args.manpage_urls, 'r') as manpage_urls: md = DocBookConverter(json.load(manpage_urls), args.revision) md.convert(args.infile, args.outfile) def _run_cli_html(args: argparse.Namespace) -> None: with open(args.manpage_urls, 'r') as manpage_urls: md = HTMLConverter( args.revision, HTMLParameters(args.generator, args.stylesheet, args.script, args.toc_depth, args.chunk_toc_depth, args.section_toc_depth, args.media_dir), json.load(manpage_urls)) md.convert(args.infile, args.outfile) def build_cli(p: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> None: formats = p.add_subparsers(dest='format', required=True) _build_cli_db(formats.add_parser('docbook')) _build_cli_html(formats.add_parser('html')) def run_cli(args: argparse.Namespace) -> None: if args.format == 'docbook': _run_cli_db(args) elif args.format == 'html': _run_cli_html(args) else: raise RuntimeError('format not hooked up', args)