// Since VuePress needs to extract the header from the markdown source
// file and display it in the sidebar or title (#238), this file simply
// removes some unnecessary elements to make header displays well at
// sidebar or title.
//
// But header's parsing in the markdown content is done by the markdown
// loader based on markdown-it. markdown-it parser will will always keep
// HTML in headers, so in VuePress, after being parsed by the markdiwn
// loader, the raw HTML in headers will finally be parsed by Vue-loader.
// so that we can write HTML/Vue in the header. One exception is the HTML
// wrapped by <code>(markdown token: '`') tag.

const { compose } = require('./shared')

const parseEmojis = str => {
  const emojiData = require('markdown-it-emoji/lib/data/full.json')
  return String(str).replace(/:(.+?):/g, (placeholder, key) => emojiData[key] || placeholder)
}

const unescapeHtml = html => String(html)
  .replace(/&quot;/g, '"')
  .replace(/&#39;/g, '\'')
  .replace(/&#x3A;/g, ':')
  .replace(/&lt;/g, '<')
  .replace(/&gt;/g, '>')

const removeMarkdownTokens = str => String(str)
  .replace(/\[(.*)\]\(.*\)/, '$1')              // []()
  .replace(/(`|\*{1,3}|_)(.*?[^\\])\1/g, '$2')  // `{t}` | *{t}* | **{t}** | ***{t}*** | _{t}_
  .replace(/(\\)(\*|_|`|\!)/g, '$2')            // remove escape char '\'

const trim = str => str.trim()

// This method remove the raw HTML but reserve the HTML wrapped by `<code>`.
// e.g.
// Input: "<a> b",   Output: "b"
// Input: "`<a>` b", Output: "`<a>` b"
exports.removeNonCodeWrappedHTML = (str) => {
  return String(str).replace(/(^|[^><`])<.*>([^><`]|$)/g, '$1$2')
}

// Unescape html, parse emojis and remove some md tokens.
exports.parseHeaders = compose(
  unescapeHtml,
  parseEmojis,
  removeMarkdownTokens,
  trim
)

// Also clean the html that isn't wrapped by code.
// Because we want to support using VUE components in headers.
// e.g. https://vuepress.vuejs.org/guide/using-vue.html#badge
exports.deeplyParseHeaders = compose(
  exports.removeNonCodeWrappedHTML,
  exports.parseHeaders,
)