Added preview
Added a preview button the the paste page that allows users to preview their paste before submitting. Various additions to the imageboard parser to make it more robust and accept more inputs.
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@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ domain * {
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route /_login login
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route /_claim claim
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route /_download download
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route /_preview preview
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# Leading ^ is needed for dynamic routes, kore says the route is dynamic if it does not start with '/'
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route ^/[^_].* read_story
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@ -64,6 +65,12 @@ domain * {
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validate pasteas v_subdomain
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validate markup v_markup
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}
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params post /_preview {
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validate title v_any
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validate text v_any
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validate pasteas v_subdomain
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validate markup v_markup
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}
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params get ^/[^_].* {
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validate comments v_bool
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#validate story v_storyid
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@ -1022,4 +1022,24 @@ function download(req)
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http_response(req,200,text)
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end
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function preview(req)
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print("We want to preview a paste!")
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local host = http_request_get_host(req)
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local path = http_request_get_path(req)
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http_request_populate_post(req)
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local title = assert(http_argument_get_string(req,"title"))
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local text = assert(http_argument_get_string(req,"text"))
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local markup = assert(http_argument_get_string(req,"markup"))
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print("title:",title,"text:",text,"markup:",markup)
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local parsed = parsers[markup](text)
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local ret = pages.read{
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domain = domain,
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title = title,
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author = "preview",
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idp = "preview",
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text = parsed,
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}
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http_response(req,200,ret)
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end
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print("Done with init.lua")
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@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
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local lpeg = require("lpeg")
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lpeg.locale(lpeg)
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local V,P,C,S,B,Cs = lpeg.V,lpeg.P,lpeg.C,lpeg.S,lpeg.B,lpeg.Cs
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@ -35,8 +34,8 @@ local word = Cs((1 - special)^1) * space / sanitize
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--ex wrap("^^",[[<sup>%s</sup>]])
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--will wrap text "5^^3^^" as "5<sup>3</sup>"
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local function wrap(seq,format)
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return P(seq) * Cs(((1 - P(seq)) * space)^1) * P(seq) * space / function(a)
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return string.format(format,sanitize(a))
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return P(seq) * Cs(((V"marked" + word + P"\n"))^1) * P(seq) / function(a)
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return string.format(format,a)
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end
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end
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local function tag(name,format)
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local start_tag = P(string.format("[%s]",name))
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local end_tag = P(string.format("[/%s]",name))
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return start_tag * Cs(((1 - end_tag) * space)^1) * end_tag * space / function(a)
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return start_tag * Cs(((1 - end_tag))^1) * end_tag / function(a)
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print("sanatizing tag:",name,"data:",a)
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return string.format(format,sanitize(a))
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end
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end
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marked = V"spoiler" + V"bold" + V"italic" + V"underline" + V"heading" + V"strike" + V"spoiler2" + V"code",
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plainline = (V"marked" + word)^0,
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line = Cs(V"greentext" + V"pinktext" + V"plainline" + P"") * P"\n" / function(a)
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print("matched line:",a)
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return string.format("<p>%s",a)
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end,
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ending = C(P(1)^0) / sanitize,
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ending = C(P(1)^0) / function(a) print("failed with ending:", a) return sanitize(a) end,
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chunk = V"line"^0 * V"plainline" * V"ending"
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}
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--[=[
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local text = [[
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<pinktext on the first line
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this is **a big** test with ''italics''!
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we need to > sanitize < things that could be tags
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like really <b> badly </b>
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words can include any'single item without=penalty
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Can you use '''one tag ==within== another tag'''?
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let's see if [spoiler]spoiler tags work[/spoiler]
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things might even __go over
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multiple lines__ blah
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Let's test out those [code]
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code tag,s and see how well
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they work
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here's ome
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preformated <with injection>
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text
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[/code]
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>Or have blank lines
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one important thing is that greentext > should not start in the middle of a line
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>this next line is a green text, what if I include **markup** inside it?
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<and after '''it is''' a pinktext
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>because of some of these restrictions **bold text
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cannot go over multiple lines** in a green text
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>greentext on the last line
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<pinktext on the last line
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]]
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]=]
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return function(text)
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return table.concat({grammar:match(text .. "\n")}," ")
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end
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--for k,v in pairs({grammar:match(text)}) do
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-- print(k,":",v)
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--end
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<textarea name="text" cols=80 rows=24 class="column"></textarea><br/>
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</div>
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<input type="submit">
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<input type="submit" formtarget="_blank" value="Preview" formaction="https://<%= domain %>/_preview">
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</fieldset></form>
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<footer class="footer">
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@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ int read_story(struct http_request *);
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int login(struct http_request *);
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int claim(struct http_request *);
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int download(struct http_request *);
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int preview(struct http_request *);
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int style(struct http_request *);
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int miligram(struct http_request *);
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int do_lua(struct http_request *req, const char *name);
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return do_lua(req,"download");
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}
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int
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preview(struct http_request *req){
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printf("We want to do preview!\n");
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return do_lua(req,"preview");
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}
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int
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home(struct http_request *req){
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return do_lua(req,"home");
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