-- ------------------------------------------------------------ {- | Module : Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.ReadDocument Copyright : Copyright (C) 2005 Uwe Schmidt License : MIT Maintainer : Uwe Schmidt (uwe@fh-wedel.de) Stability : experimental Portability: portable Version : $Id: ReadDocument.hs,v 1.10 2006/11/24 07:41:37 hxml Exp $ Compound arrows for reading an XML\/HTML document or an XML\/HTML string -} -- ------------------------------------------------------------ module Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.ReadDocument ( readDocument , readFromDocument , readString , readFromString , hread , xread ) where import Control.Arrow.ListArrows import Text.XML.HXT.DOM.Interface import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.XmlArrow import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.XmlIOStateArrow import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.Edit ( canonicalizeAllNodes , canonicalizeForXPath , canonicalizeContents , removeDocWhiteSpace ) import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.ParserInterface import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.ProcessDocument ( getDocumentContents , parseXmlDocument , parseHtmlDocument , propagateAndValidateNamespaces ) import Text.XML.HXT.RelaxNG.Validator ( validateDocumentWithRelaxSchema ) import Data.Char ( toLower ) -- ------------------------------------------------------------ {- | the main document input filter this filter can be configured by an option list, a value of type "Attributes" available options: * 'a_parse_html': use HTML parser, else use XML parser (default) - 'a_tagsoup' : use light weight and lasy parser based on tagsoup lib - 'a_parse_by_mimetype' : select the parser by the mime type of the document (pulled out of the HTTP header). When the mime type is set to \"text\/html\" the HTML parser (parsec or tagsoup) is taken, when it\'s set to \"text\/xml\" or \"text\/xhtml\" the XML parser (parsec or tagsoup) is taken. If the mime type is something else no further processing is performed, the contents is given back to the application in form of a single text node. If the default document encoding ('a_encoding') is set to isoLatin1, this even enables processing of arbitray binary data. - 'a_validate' : validate document againsd DTD (default), else skip validation - 'a_relax_schema' : validate document with Relax NG, the options value is the schema URI this implies using XML parser, no validation against DTD, and canonicalisation - 'a_check_namespaces' : check namespaces, else skip namespace processing (default) - 'a_canonicalize' : canonicalize document (default), else skip canonicalization - 'a_preserve_comment' : preserve comments during canonicalization, else remove comments (default) - 'a_remove_whitespace' : remove all whitespace, used for document indentation, else skip this step (default) - 'a_indent' : indent document by inserting whitespace, else skip this step (default) - 'a_issue_warnings' : issue warnings, when parsing HTML (default), else ignore HTML parser warnings - 'a_issue_errors' : issue all error messages on stderr (default), or ignore all error messages - 'a_ignore_encoding_errors': ignore all encoding errors, default is issue all encoding errors - 'a_ignore_none_xml_contents': ignore document contents of none XML\/HTML documents. This option can be useful for implementing crawler like applications, e.g. an URL checker. In those cases net traffic can be reduced. - 'a_trace' : trace level: values: 0 - 4 - 'a_proxy' : proxy for http access, e.g. www-cache:3128 - 'a_use_curl' : obsolete and ignored, HTTP acccess is always done with curl bindings for libcurl - 'a_strict_input' : file input is done strictly using the 'Data.ByteString' input functions. This ensures correct closing of files, especially when working with the tagsoup parser and not processing the whole input data. Default is off. The @ByteString@ input usually is not faster than the buildin @hGetContents@ for strings. - 'a_options_curl' : deprecated but for compatibility reasons still supported. More options passed to the curl binding. Instead of using this option to set a whole bunch of options at once for curl it is recomended to use the @curl-.*@ options syntax described below. - 'a_encoding' : default document encoding ('utf8', 'isoLatin1', 'usAscii', 'iso8859_2', ... , 'iso8859_16', ...). Only XML and HTML documents are decoded, documents with none XML\/HTML mime types are not decoded. The whole content is returned in a single text node - 'a_mime_types' : set the mime type table for file input with given file. The format of this config file must be in the syntax of a debian linux \"mime.types\" config file - curl options : the HTTP interface with libcurl can be configured with a lot of options. To support these options in an easy way, there is a naming convetion: Every option, which has the prefix @curl@ and the rest of the name forms an option as described in the curl man page, is passed to the curl binding lib. See 'Text.XML.HXT.IO.GetHTTPLibCurl.getCont' for examples. Currently most of the options concerning HTTP requests are implemented. All attributes not evaluated by readDocument are stored in the created document root node for easy access of the various options in e.g. the input\/output modules If the document name is the empty string or an uri of the form \"stdin:\", the document is read from standard input. examples: > readDocument [ ] "test.xml" reads and validates a document \"test.xml\", no namespace propagation, only canonicalization is performed > readDocument [ (a_validate, "0") > , (a_encoding, isoLatin1) > , (a_parse_by_mimetype, "1") > ] "http://localhost/test.php" reads document \"test.php\", parses it as HTML or XML depending on the mimetype given from the server, but without validation, default encoding 'isoLatin1'. > readDocument [ (a_parse_html, "1") > , (a_encoding, isoLatin1) > ] "" reads a HTML document from standard input, no validation is done when parsing HTML, default encoding is 'isoLatin1', parsing is done with tagsoup parser, but input is read strictly > readDocument [ (a_encoding, isoLatin1) > , (a_mime_type, "/etc/mime.types") > , (a_tagsoup, "1") > , (a_strict_input, "1") > ] "test.svg" reads an SVG document from standard input, sets the mime type by looking in the system mimetype config file, default encoding is 'isoLatin1', parsing is done with the lightweight tagsoup parser, which implies no validation. > readDocument [ (a_parse_html, "1") > , (a_proxy, "www-cache:3128") > , (a_curl, "1") > , (a_issue_warnings, "0") > ] "http://www.haskell.org/" reads Haskell homepage with HTML parser ignoring any warnings, with http access via external program curl and proxy \"www-cache\" at port 3128 > readDocument [ (a_validate, "1") > , (a_check_namespace, "1") > , (a_remove_whitespace, "1") > , (a_trace, "2") > ] "http://www.w3c.org/" read w3c home page (xhtml), validate and check namespaces, remove whitespace between tags, trace activities with level 2 for minimal complete examples see 'Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.WriteDocument.writeDocument' and 'runX', the main starting point for running an XML arrow. -} readDocument :: Attributes -> String -> IOStateArrow s b XmlTree readDocument userOptions src = traceLevel >>> addInputOptionsToSystemState >>> getDocumentContents options src >>> ( processDoc $< getMimeType ) >>> traceMsg 1 ("readDocument: " ++ show src ++ " processed") >>> traceSource >>> traceTree where options = addEntries userOptions defaultOptions defaultOptions = [ ( a_parse_html, v_0 ) , ( a_tagsoup, v_0 ) , ( a_strict_input, v_0 ) , ( a_validate, v_1 ) , ( a_issue_warnings, v_1 ) , ( a_check_namespaces, v_0 ) , ( a_canonicalize, v_1 ) , ( a_preserve_comment, v_0 ) , ( a_remove_whitespace, v_0 ) , ( a_parse_by_mimetype, v_0 ) , ( a_ignore_encoding_errors, v_0 ) , ( a_ignore_none_xml_contents, v_0 ) ] traceLevel = maybe this (setTraceLevel . read) . lookup a_trace $ options addInputOptionsToSystemState = addSysOptions options >>> loadMineTypes (lookup1 a_mime_types userOptions) where addSysOptions = seqA . map (uncurry setParamString) loadMineTypes "" = this loadMineTypes f = setMimeTypeTableFromFile f getMimeType = getAttrValue transferMimeType >>^ map toLower processDoc mimeType = traceMsg 1 ("readDocument: " ++ show src ++ " (mime type: " ++ show mimeType ++ ") will be processed") >>> parse >>> ( if isXmlOrHtml then ( checknamespaces >>> canonicalize >>> whitespace >>> relax ) else this ) where parse | isHtml || withTagSoup = parseHtmlDocument -- parse as HTML or with tagsoup XML withTagSoup withNamespaces issueW (not (hasOption a_canonicalize) && preserveCmt) removeWS isHtml | validateWithRelax = parseXmlDocument False -- for Relax NG use XML parser without validation | isXml = parseXmlDocument validate -- parse as XML | removeNoneXml = replaceChildren none -- don't parse, if mime type is not XML nore HTML | otherwise = this -- but remove contents when option is set checknamespaces | (withNamespaces && not withTagSoup) || validateWithRelax = propagateAndValidateNamespaces | otherwise = this canonicalize | withTagSoup = this -- tagsoup already removes redundant struff | validateWithRelax = canonicalizeAllNodes | hasOption a_canonicalize && preserveCmt = canonicalizeForXPath | hasOption a_canonicalize = canonicalizeAllNodes | otherwise = this relax | validateWithRelax = validateDocumentWithRelaxSchema options relaxSchema | otherwise = this whitespace | removeWS && not withTagSoup = removeDocWhiteSpace -- tagsoup already removes whitespace | otherwise = this validateWithRelax = hasEntry a_relax_schema options relaxSchema = lookup1 a_relax_schema options parseHtml = hasOption a_parse_html isHtml = parseHtml -- force HTML || ( parseByMimeType && isHtmlMimeType mimeType ) isXml = ( not parseByMimeType && not parseHtml ) || ( parseByMimeType && ( isXmlMimeType mimeType || null mimeType ) -- mime type is XML or not known ) isXmlOrHtml = isHtml || isXml parseByMimeType = hasOption a_parse_by_mimetype validate = hasOption a_validate withNamespaces = hasOption a_check_namespaces withTagSoup = hasOption a_tagsoup issueW = hasOption a_issue_warnings removeWS = hasOption a_remove_whitespace preserveCmt = hasOption a_preserve_comment removeNoneXml = hasOption a_ignore_none_xml_contents hasOption n = optionIsSet n options -- ------------------------------------------------------------ -- | -- the arrow version of 'readDocument', the arrow input is the source URI readFromDocument :: Attributes -> IOStateArrow s String XmlTree readFromDocument userOptions = applyA ( arr $ \ s -> readDocument userOptions s ) -- ------------------------------------------------------------ -- | -- read a document that is stored in a normal Haskell String -- -- the same function as readDocument, but the parameter forms the input. -- All options available for 'readDocument' are applicable for readString. -- -- Default encoding: No encoding is done, the String argument is taken as Unicode string readString :: Attributes -> String -> IOStateArrow s b XmlTree readString userOptions content = readDocument ( (a_encoding, unicodeString) : userOptions ) (stringProtocol ++ content) -- ------------------------------------------------------------ -- | -- the arrow version of 'readString', the arrow input is the source URI readFromString :: Attributes -> IOStateArrow s String XmlTree readFromString userOptions = applyA ( arr $ \ s -> readString userOptions s ) -- ------------------------------------------------------------ -- | -- parse a string as HTML content, substitute all HTML entity refs and canonicalize tree -- (substitute char refs, ...). Errors are ignored. -- -- A simpler version of 'readFromString' but with less functionality. -- Does not run in the IO monad hread :: ArrowXml a => a String XmlTree hread = parseHtmlContent >>> substHtmlEntityRefs >>> processTopDown ( none `when` isError ) >>> canonicalizeContents -- | -- parse a string as XML content, substitute all predefined XML entity refs and canonicalize tree -- (substitute char refs, ...) xread :: ArrowXml a => a String XmlTree xread = parseXmlContent >>> substXmlEntityRefs >>> canonicalizeContents -- ------------------------------------------------------------