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package convert_test
import (
"strings"
"testing"
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"github.com/documize/community/core/api/convert"
"github.com/documize/community/core/api/plugins"
api "github.com/documize/community/core/convapi"
"github.com/documize/community/core/log"
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"golang.org/x/net/context"
)
func TestConvert ( t * testing . T ) {
plugins . PluginFile = "" // no file as html is built-in
if lerr := plugins . LibSetup ( ) ; lerr == nil {
//t.Error("did not error on plugin.Libsetup() with no plugin.json file")
//return
}
defer log . IfErr ( plugins . Lib . KillSubProcs ( ) )
ctx := context . Background ( )
xtn := "html"
fileRequest := new ( api . DocumentConversionRequest )
fileRequest . Filedata = [ ] byte ( yorkweb )
resp , err := convert . Convert ( ctx , xtn , fileRequest )
if err != nil {
t . Error ( err )
return
}
if len ( resp . Pages ) != 3 ||
! strings . HasPrefix ( resp . Pages [ 1 ] . Title , "STARTING" ) ||
! strings . HasPrefix ( resp . Pages [ 2 ] . Title , "EXERCISE" ) {
for p , pg := range resp . Pages {
t . Error ( p , pg . Level , len ( pg . Body ) , pg . Title )
}
}
exp := "There are lots of ways to create web pages using already coded programmes. … HTML isn' t computer code, but is a language that uses US English to enable texts( words, images, sounds) to be inserted and formatting such as colo( u) r and centre/ erin…"
if resp . Excerpt != exp {
t . Errorf ( "unexpected excerpt wanted: `%s` got: `%s`" , exp , resp . Excerpt )
}
// check errors are caught
resp , err = convert . Convert ( ctx , "unknown" , fileRequest )
if err == nil {
t . Error ( "does not error on unknown extension" )
}
}
// www.york.ac.uk/teaching/cws/wws/webpage1.html
const yorkweb = `
< HMTL >
< HEAD >
< TITLE > webpage1 < / TITLE >
< / HEAD >
< BODY BGCOLOR = "FFFFFf" LINK = "006666" ALINK = "8B4513" VLINK = "006666" >
< TABLE WIDTH = "75%" ALIGN = "center" >
< TR >
< TD >
< DIV ALIGN = "center" > < H1 > STARTING . . . < / H1 > < / DIV >
< DIV ALIGN = "justify" > < P > There are lots of ways to create web pages using already coded programmes . These lessons will teach you how to use the underlying HyperText Markup Language - HTML .
< BR >
< P > HTML isn ' t computer code , but is a language that uses US English to enable texts ( words , images , sounds ) to be inserted and formatting such as colo ( u ) r and centre / ering to be written in . The process is fairly simple ; the main difficulties often lie in small mistakes - if you slip up while word processing your reader may pick up your typos , but the page will still be legible . However , if your HTML is inaccurate the page may not appear - writing web pages is , at the least , very good practice for proof reading ! < / P >
< P > Learning HTML will enable you to :
< UL >
< LI > create your own simple pages
< LI > read and appreciate pages created by others
< LI > develop an understanding of the creative and literary implications of web - texts
< LI > have the confidence to branch out into more complex web design
< / UL > < / P >
< P > A HTML web page is made up of tags . Tags are placed in brackets like this < B > < tag > < / B > . A tag tells the browser how to display information . Most tags need to be opened < tag > and closed < / tag > .
< P > To make a simple web page you need to know only four tags :
< UL >
< LI > < HTML > tells the browser your page is written in HTML format
< LI > < HEAD > this is a kind of preface of vital information that doesn ' t appear on the screen .
< LI > < TITLE > Write the title of the web page here - this is the information that viewers see on the upper bar of their screen . ( I ' ve given this page the title ' webpage1 ' ) .
< LI > < BODY > This is where you put the content of your page , the words and pictures that people read on the screen .
< / UL >
< P > All these tags need to be closed .
< H4 > EXERCISE < / H4 >
< P > Write a simple web page . < / P >
< P > Copy out exactly the HTML below , using a WP program such as Notepad . < BR >
Information in < I > italics < / I > indicates where you can insert your own text , other information is HTML and needs to be exact . However , make sure there are no spaces between the tag brackets and the text inside . < BR >
( Find Notepad by going to the START menu \ PROGRAMS \ ACCESSORIES \ NOTEPAD ) .
< P >
< HTML > < BR >
< HEAD > < BR >
< TITLE > < I > title of page < / I > < / TITLE > < BR >
< / HEAD > < BR >
< BODY > < BR >
< I > write what you like here : ' my first web page ' , or a piece about what you are reading , or a few thoughts on the course , or copy out a few words from a book or cornflake packet . Just type in your words using no extras such as bold , or italics , as these have special HTML tags , although you may use upper and lower case letters and single spaces . < / I > < BR >
< / BODY > < BR >
< / HTML > < BR >
< P > Save the file as ' first . html ' ( ie . call the file anything at all ) It ' s useful if you start a folder - just as you would for word - processing - and call it something like WEBPAGES , and put your first . html file in the folder .
< P > NOW - open your browser . < BR >
On Netscape the process is : < BR >
Top menu ; FILE \ OPEN PAGE \ CHOOSE FILE < BR >
Click on your WEBPAGES folder \ FIRST file < BR >
Click ' open ' and your page should appear .
< P > On Internet Explorer : < BR >
Top menu ; FILE \ OPEN \ BROWSE < BR >
Click on your WEBPAGES folder \ FIRST file < BR >
Click ' open ' and your page should appear . < BR >
< P > If the page doesn ' t open , go back over your notepad typing and make sure that all the HTML tags are correct . Check there are no spaces between tags and internal text ; check that all tags are closed ; check that you haven ' t written < HTLM > or < BDDY > . Your page will work eventually .
< P >
Make another page . Call it somethingdifferent . html and place it in the same WEBPAGES folder as detailed above .
< P > start formatting in < A HREF = "webpage2.html" > lesson two < / A >
< BR > < A HREF = "col3.html" > back to wws index < / A > < / P >
< / P >
< / DIV >
< / TD >
< / TR >
< / TABLE >
< / BODY >
< / HTML >
`
