jquery-enhanced.js

define(["jquery","core/utils"], function($, utils) {
  // --- JQUERY EXTRAS -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Applies to any jQuery object containing elements, changes their name to the one give, and
  // return a jQuery object containing the new elements
  $.fn.renameElement = function(name) {
    var arr = [];
    this.each(function() {
      var $newEl = $(this.ownerDocument.createElement(name));
      // I forget why this didn't work, maybe try again
      // $newEl.attr($(this).attr());
      for (var i = 0, n = this.attributes.length; i < n; i++) {
        var at = this.attributes[i];
        $newEl[0].setAttributeNS(at.namespaceURI, at.name, at.value);
      }
      $(this).contents().appendTo($newEl);
      $(this).replaceWith($newEl);
      arr.push($newEl[0]);
    });
    return $(arr);
  };

  // For any element, returns an array of title strings that applies
  // the algorithm used for determining the
  // actual title of a <dfn> element (but can apply to other as well).
  //
  // if args.isDefinition is true, then the element is a definition, not a
  // reference to a definition.  Any @title or @lt will be replaced with
  // @data-lt to be consistent with Bikeshed / Shepherd.
  //
  // This method now *prefers* the data-lt attribute for the list of
  // titles.  That attribute is added by this method to dfn elements, so
  // subsequent calls to this method will return the data-lt based list.
  //
  // This method will publish a warning if a title is used on a definition
  // instead of an @lt (as per specprod mailing list discussion).
  $.fn.getDfnTitles = function(args) {
    var titles = [];
    var theAttr = "";
    var titleString = "";
    var normalizedText = "";
    //data-lt-noDefault avoid using the text content of a definition
    //in the definition list.
    if (this.attr("data-lt-noDefault") === undefined) {
      normalizedText = utils.norm(this.text()).toLowerCase();
    }
    // allow @lt to be consistent with bikeshed
    if (this.attr("data-lt") || this.attr("lt")) {
      theAttr = this.attr("data-lt") ? "data-lt" : "lt";
      // prefer @data-lt for the list of title aliases
      titleString = this.attr(theAttr).toLowerCase();
      if (normalizedText !== "") {
        //Regex: starts with the "normalizedText|"
        var startsWith = new RegExp("^" + normalizedText + "\\|");
        // Use the definition itself as first item, so to avoid
        // having to declare the definition twice.
        if (!startsWith.test(titleString)) {
          titleString = normalizedText + "|" + titleString;
        }
      }
    } else if (this.attr("title")) {
      // allow @title for backward compatibility
      titleString = this.attr("title");
      theAttr = "title";
      respecEvents.pub("warn", "Using deprecated attribute @title for '" + this.text() + "': see http://w3.org/respec/guide.html#definitions-and-linking");
    } else if (this.contents().length == 1 && this.children("abbr, acronym").length == 1 && this.find(":first-child").attr("title")) {
      titleString = this.find(":first-child").attr("title");
    } else {
      titleString = this.text();
    }
    // now we have a string of one or more titles
    titleString = utils.norm(titleString).toLowerCase();
    if (args && args.isDefinition === true) {
      // if it came from an attribute, replace that with data-lt as per contract with Shepherd
      if (theAttr) {
        this.attr("data-lt", titleString);
        this.removeAttr(theAttr);
      }
      // if there is no pre-defined type, assume it is a 'dfn'
      if (!this.attr("dfn-type")) {
        this.attr("data-dfn-type", "dfn");
      } else {
        this.attr("data-dfn-type", this.attr("dfn-type"));
        this.removeAttr("dfn-type");
      }
    }
    titleString.split('|').forEach(function(item) {
      if (item != "") {
        titles.push(item);
      }
    });
    return titles;
  };

  // For any element (usually <a>), returns an array of targets that
  // element might refer to, of the form
  // {for_: 'interfacename', title: 'membername'}.
  //
  // For an element like:
  //  <p link-for="Int1"><a for="Int2">Int3.member</a></p>
  // we'll return:
  //  * {for_: "int2", title: "int3.member"}
  //  * {for_: "int3", title: "member"}
  //  * {for_: "", title: "int3.member"}
  $.fn.linkTargets = function() {
    var elem = this;
    var link_for = (elem.attr("for") || elem.attr("data-for") || elem.closest("[link-for]").attr("link-for") || elem.closest("[data-link-for]").attr("data-link-for") || "").toLowerCase();
    var titles = elem.getDfnTitles();
    var result = [];
    $.each(titles, function() {
      result.push({
        for_: link_for,
        title: this
      });
      var split = this.split('.');
      if (split.length === 2) {
        // If there are multiple '.'s, this won't match an
        // Interface/member pair anyway.
        result.push({
          for_: split[0],
          title: split[1]
        });
      }
      result.push({
        for_: "",
        title: this
      });
    });
    return result;
  };


  // Applied to an element, sets an ID for it (and returns it), using a specific prefix
  // if provided, and a specific text if given.
  $.fn.makeID = function(pfx, txt, noLC) {
    if (this.attr("id")) return this.attr("id");
    if (!txt) txt = this.attr("title") ? this.attr("title") : this.text();
    txt = txt.replace(/^\s+/, "").replace(/\s+$/, "");
    var id = noLC ? txt : txt.toLowerCase();
    id = id.split(/[^\-.0-9a-z_]+/i).join("-").replace(/^-+/, "").replace(/-+$/, "");
    if (/\.$/.test(id)) id += "x"; // trailing . doesn't play well with jQuery
    if (id.length > 0 && /^[^a-z]/i.test(id)) id = "x" + id;
    if (id.length === 0) id = "generatedID";
    if (pfx) id = pfx + "-" + id;
    var inc = 1,
      doc = this[0].ownerDocument;
    if ($("#" + id, doc).length) {
      while ($("#" + id + "-" + inc, doc).length) inc++;
      id += "-" + inc;
    }
    this.attr("id", id);
    return id;
  };

  // Returns all the descendant text nodes of an element. Note that those nodes aren't
  // returned as a jQuery array since I'm not sure if that would make too much sense.
  $.fn.allTextNodes = function(exclusions) {
    var textNodes = [],
      excl = {};
    for (var i = 0, n = exclusions.length; i < n; i++) excl[exclusions[i]] = true;

    function getTextNodes(node) {
      if (node.nodeType === 1 && excl[node.localName.toLowerCase()]) return;
      if (node.nodeType === 3) textNodes.push(node);
      else {
        for (var i = 0, len = node.childNodes.length; i < len; ++i) getTextNodes(node.childNodes[i]);
      }
    }
    getTextNodes(this[0]);
    return textNodes;
  };
  window.$ = $;
  return $;
});