My goal is to create a locally-browsable clone of the bitbucket's wiki browser. Pages are written using creole syntax.
I'm using python-creole to render the files into html. It works relatively fine, but there is a difference between the way python-creole and bitbucket render internal links.
On the Bitbucket site, an internal link with spaces like [[system programming]]
will render to something like <a href="/wiki/system_programming">system programming</a>
(spaces are replaced by _
) while using python-creole this will render to <a href="system programming">system programming</a>
.
Can I tweak python-creole into replacing spaces by _ and how?
I think I have found a quite dirty way to do this. Looking to creole source-code, the code which turns links to html is here:
def link_emit(self, node):
target = node.content
if node.children:
inside = self.emit_children(node)
else:
inside = self.html_escape(target)
return '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (
self.attr_escape(target), inside)
In a python shell I have tried the following code:
>>> import creole
>>> from creole.creole2html import emitter
>>> def new_emitter(self, node):
... return 'blah'
>>> emitter.HtmlEmitter.link_emit = new_emitter
>>> creole.creole2html(u"[[link]]")
u'<p>blah</p>'
The exact code to replace spaces by '_' is left as an exercice to the reader...
I'm still looking for a more correct way to do this in "the official way".