1 # Blosxom Plugin: static_file
2 # Author(s): Barijaona Ramaholimihaso <blosxom@barijaona.com>
3 # original idea by Raffi Krikorian <r@bitwaste.com> (binary plugin)
5 # Documentation: See the bottom of this file or type: perldoc static_file
9 use lib qq{$blosxom::plugin_dir/lib};
10 use CGI qw/:standard :netscape/;
18 # --- Configuration Variables ---
19 use vars qw( @exclude_extensions_dynamic @exclude_extensions_static $default_type );
20 # You may want to hide from the public some kind of files,
21 # for instance the files Blosxom renders, generally .txt files.
22 # Files whose filename extension is in the following list
23 # will be ignored in dynamic rendering
24 @exclude_extensions_dynamic = qw( ) unless scalar(@exclude_extensions_dynamic);
26 # Files whose filename extension is in the following list
27 # will be ignored in static rendering
28 @exclude_extensions_static = qw("$blosxom::file_extension" txt_) unless scalar(@exclude_extensions_dynamic);
30 # This is the MIME type that will be used if nothing else
31 # can be found. If your server contains mostly text or HTML
32 # documents, "text/plain" is a good value. If most of your
33 # content is binary, such as applications or images, you may
34 # want to use "application/octet-stream" instead to keep browsers
35 # from trying to display binary files as though they are text.
36 $default_type="text/plain" unless defined $default_type;
38 # --------------------------------
45 if( $blosxom::static_or_dynamic eq "dynamic" ) {
46 # if Blosxom is being dynamically generated -- then we have to
47 # see if the URL requested specifies a file that is on the
48 # filesystem, then it will return that file with the right
50 if ( ($blosxom::path_info =~ m!^(.*?/?)([^/]*?\.?)([^\.]*?)$!) &&
51 ($blosxom::others{"$blosxom::datadir/$1$2$3"} || $blosxom::files{"$blosxom::datadir/$1$2$3"}) )
53 # access path and name, name and extension of the file
54 my $fileaccess = "$blosxom::datadir/$1$2$3" ;
55 # adequate file extension ?
56 if ( grep(/$3/, @exclude_extensions_dynamic) ) {return 0 ;}
57 my MIME::Types $types = MIME::Types->new;
58 my MIME::Type $mimetype = $types->mimeTypeOf($blosxom::flavour);
62 $mimetype->mediaType . "/" . $mimetype->subType :
64 my @data = stat( $fileaccess );
65 # forge some HTTP header stuff
66 print("Accept-Ranges: bytes\nContent-Length: $data[7]\n$blosxom::header");
67 # one could use cat from File::Cat but apparently it causes problem with big binaries files
68 open( FILE, $fileaccess );
71 while (my $num_bytes_read = read( FILE, $buffer, 65536 ))
73 print STDOUT $buffer ;
77 # empty what blosxom main script may use
80 # tell blosxom main script to end processing for this file
89 # if we are statically rendering the blog, then we have to copy
90 # over the entire data tree to the static tree so that it can be
92 if( $blosxom::static_or_dynamic eq "static" ) {
95 if( $File::Find::name =~
96 m!^$blosxom::datadir(.*?/?)([^/]*?\.?)([^\.]*?)$! ) {
97 # do we have to create a directory ?
98 if ( ( ! -e "$blosxom::static_dir$1$2$3")
99 && (-d $File::Find::name) ) {
100 mkpath ("$blosxom::static_dir$1$2$3");}
101 # is it a file to be updated ?
102 elsif ( ! grep(/$3/, @exclude_extensions_static) ) {
103 my @static = stat( "$blosxom::static_dir$1$2$3" );
104 my @data = stat( $File::Find::name );
105 ( ( ! -e "$blosxom::static_dir$1$2$3" ) ||
106 ( ( ( $static[9] < $data[9] ) ||
107 ( $static[7] != $data[7] ) ) ) ) &&
108 copy( $File::Find::name,
109 "$blosxom::static_dir$1$2$3" );
112 }, $blosxom::datadir );
128 Blosxom Plug-in: static_file
132 Cause Blosxom to see if the URL requested actually exists on the filesystem. If it does, then return the file, and then exit the script allowing for binary file serves. If the file does not exist, then the Bloxsom script will continue noting whether it needs to do a flavour translation on the data file, etc.
134 This allows you to integrate existing webpages to a Blosxom site.
136 Another convinience of this is that when you wish to include an image or anything besides just the blog entry, you can place the file in the same directory as your text file, and reference it with a <$url /><$path /> (supposing you are using interpolate_fancy and its ability to interpolate variables in stories).
142 Version number is the date on which this version of the plug-in was created.
147 - replaced File::Cat with a routine submitted by stephen2eq ;
148 - checks the presence of the file directly in %blosxom::files and %blosxom::others
149 - use strict ; programming style more compliant with some evolution ideas for blosxom
152 - the default MIME type is configurable
156 Barijaona Ramaholimihaso <static_file@barijaona.com>
158 Original idea by Raffi Krikorian <r@bitwaste.com>, http://www.bitwaste.com/, author of the binary plugin.
162 Blosxom Home/Docs/Licensing: http://www.raelity.org/apps/blosxom/
164 Blosxom Plugin Docs: http://www.raelity.org/apps/blosxom/plugin.shtml
168 If you are using this plugin in Blosxom's dynamic mode, you might consider creating a custom B<error> flavour, because Blosxom's default B<error> flavour could be confusing for the user.
170 It is recommanded, for performance optimization, to put a number in front of the name of this plugin, for instance to name it B<00static_file>, so that it loads among the first.
174 static_file Blosxom plugin
175 Copyright 2003-2007, Barijaona Ramaholimihaso
176 Copyright 2003, Raffi Krikorian
178 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
179 copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
180 to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation
181 the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense,
182 and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
183 Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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