Mixing Handlers with Helpers doesn't look nice for consistency
reasons. Helpers should be in their own place (grouped) in the
Handlers directory as they're really "helpers for the handlers".
Change-Id: Ieeb7a0a706a4cb38778f312bfbfe781a1f366d14
The motivation is to restore parsoid support for the content models
defined in the Proofread extension.
Bug: T246403
Change-Id: I33d269e42fede28139f7c923504326a77d11ee13
REST helper objects should be geared towards accepting input directly
from an HTTP request. As such, they should offer setters that take
string values. And native representation of things like page titles,
languages, or content objects should be done implicitly by the helper.
Change-Id: I9b81cad4d5cc575e7c5283035e385ac0457e8059
This allows extensions like VisualEditor to safely instantiate REST
helper objects. It also reduces the number of services that need to be
injected into REST handlers from route definitions.
Change-Id: I10af85b2da96568cfffd03867d1cb299645fb371
* We will have several kinds of HTML transformations.
Rename HTMLTransform to indicate that its for converting HTML to Content
objects.
* Using Naming Convention 'Html' instead of 'HTML'
Change-Id: I506f3303ae8f9e4db17299211366bef1558f142c
Variant conversion is based on the Accept-Language header. Updated
the HtmlOutputRendererHelper to set the HTTP headers related to
variant conversion.
Bug: T317019
Change-Id: I5e11452f1c531a757e8d860f9c727b5810406bce
This is needed by VE when performing Wikitext -> HTML transformation
during editing.
Also, this patch introduces the new flavor: fragment, that is passed in
via $envOptions to activate VisualEditor's body only mode functionality.
NOTE: This patch also fixes a PHPUnit test that broke by correctly
injecting the appropriate parsoid instance for checking error handling.
Bug: T308743
Change-Id: I838a3b05d7d8523a469236cf112158349063283c
If a render ID is given via the use-cache parameter, but the key is not
found in the parsoid stash, look at the most recent known rendering of
the revision, and use it if it matches the render ID.
This patch moves the responsibility for looking up RevisionRecords and
PageRecords into ParsoidOutputAccess. This way, callers only need to
have a PageIdentity, and optionally a revision ID.
Bug: T318395
Change-Id: I1aa5b0fd9fb1acaa2544d5a58125fa3810a0eb39
This continues the work in the child patch to replace callers
of setMwGlobals() with the appropriate method. Directory this
patch covers is `tests/phpunit/integration/`.
Change-Id: I0a9abf0d2a43587f2ffa029b68024a1ba5165fc7
The main object cache is disabled during testing. Some integration tests
need it though. This provides a clean way to enable it, to replace the hacks
that were used so far.
Note that we may want to enable the main cache during testing soon. When
that happens, this method is still useful to disable the cache in certain
tests, and to set a specific cache instance.
Change-Id: I04ae1bf1b6b2c8f6310acd2edf89459d01a9c870
Parsoid currently only supports wikitext (and JSON), so don't give it anything else.
NOTE: ParsoidOutputAccess will fail on content that is unsupported by parsoid.
This will however not affect the /transform and /page endpoints in the
parsoid extension, since they use the ParsoidHandler base class, which doesn't
rely on ParsoidOutputAccess.
Bug: T301371
Change-Id: I6bc9b978947b31455a4bce6385b7bdf64ed4043c
This patch introduces a ParsoidOutputAccess service for
getting parsoid outputs and warms the cache with pregenerated
outputs.
It also introduces a config variable in ParsoidCacheConfig that
is turned off by default for controlling the cache warming.
Bug: T301371
Change-Id: I6152c42ea765d94093d8d62598b1b4278314adec
Cache the parsoid outputs only if a certain time is exceeded on
parse and consider the parse operation within this time limit as
not expensive per that wiki and not cache the parsoid output at all.
Bug: T308588
Change-Id: I7793b77feab13400ccd04343e7878ad701f5e6a7
When JSON support was introduced into ParserCache in 1.36, it was
controlled by a feature flag, $wgParserCacheUseJson. The feature flag
was "born deprecated" in 1.36. It can now be removed.
This means that ParserCache will always store entries as JSON.
Support for reading old non-JSON entries remains intact.
This is needed when updating wikis from a version older than 1.36
to the current version.
Change-Id: Id04e42bfb458d98414bac50e0d6c505e8878e5c0
As a means of understanding the usage of the stash FEAT for
/page/html & /revision/html endpoints used by VE extension,
this patch introduces the collection of stats using the
StatsDataFactory.
Bug: T309017
Change-Id: I4e17d50e79da263637bdd55ab62e993df441fe38
This patch enables the response from PageHTMLHandler and
RevisionHTMLHandler to have different eTags for different
output modes and varying flavors.
Before, the only difference we got was when the stashing
option is set or not, but we need more flavors.
Bug: T308744
Change-Id: I2e9679e46a31955a2106a52af4eb612b32799c8c
Add stash option to /page/html & /revision/html endpoints.
When this option is set, the PageBundle returned by Parsoid is
stashed and an etag is returned that can later be used to
make use of the stashed PageBundle.
The stash is for now backed by the BagOStuff returned by
ObjectCache::getLocalClusterInstance().
This patch adds additional data to the ParserOutput stored in ParserCache.
Old entries lacking that data will be ignored.
Bug: T267990
Co-Authored-by: Nikki <nnikkhoui@wikimedia.org>
Change-Id: Id35f1423a69e3ff63e4f9883b3f7e3f9521d81d5
ParserOptions not updated cause they depend on Title::getLanguage
implementation.
Tests converted to not require a DB anymore. Can't be proper unit
tests yet due to globals in ParserOptions and fake time hacks,
but exec time does go down from 70 seconds to 9 seconds.
Page content model is still emitted in the metrics since
it was considered useful. Should be removed when we get
something like a page type concept.
Change-Id: Ib16fd0b5b87ffc3cb4d21f4aa43d1203cb7206d2
This is micro-optimization of closure code to avoid binding the closure
to $this where it is not needed.
Created by I25a17fb22b6b669e817317a0f45051ae9c608208
Change-Id: I0ffc6200f6c6693d78a3151cb8cea7dce7c21653
These are not only 100% identical to the actual code, but also:
* It's error-prone. Some are already wrong.
* These test…() functions are not meant to be called from
anywhere. What is the target audience for this documentation?
* There is a @dataProvider. What such @param tags actually do is
document the provider, but in an odd place. Just looking at
the provider should give the same information.
* The MediaWiki CodeSniffer allows to skip @param when there is
a @dataProvider, for the reasone listed.
Change-Id: I0f6f42f9a15776df944a0da48a50f9d5a2fb6349
