= Tree Processor Extension Example :navtitle: Tree Processor Purpose:: Detect literal blocks that contain shell commands, strip the prompt character and style the command using CSS in such a way that the prompt character cannot be selected (as seen on help.github.com). == sample-with-shell-session.adoc [source,asciidoc] ---- $ echo "Hello, World!" > Hello, World! $ gem install asciidoctor ---- == ShellSessionTreeProcessor [source,ruby] ---- class ShellSessionTreeProcessor < Asciidoctor::Extensions::TreeProcessor def process document return unless document.blocks? process_blocks document nil end def process_blocks node node.blocks.each_with_index do |block, i| if block.context == :literal && (((first_line = block.lines.first).start_with? '$ ') || (first_line.start_with? '> ')) node.blocks[i] = convert_to_terminal_listing block else process_blocks block if block.blocks? end end end def convert_to_terminal_listing block attrs = block.attributes attrs['role'] = 'terminal' prompt_attr = (attrs.has_key? 'prompt') ? %( data-prompt="#{block.sub_specialchars attrs['prompt']}") : nil lines = block.lines.map do |line| line = block.sub_specialchars line.chomp if line.start_with? '$ ' %(#{line[2..-1]}) elsif line.start_with? '> ' %(#{line[5..-1]}) else line end end create_listing_block block.document, lines * EOL, attrs, subs: nil end end ---- == Usage [source,ruby] ---- Asciidoctor::Extensions.register do tree_processor ShellSessionTreeProcessor end Asciidoctor.convert_file 'sample-with-shell-session.adoc', safe: :safe ---- //// In the example below the TreeProcessor examines the block contents looking for the `// (*)` suffix and rewrites the line so that Asciidoctor formats it appropriately. [source,java] ---- protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception { http .authorizeRequests() .antMatchers("/resources/**").permitAll() // (*) .anyRequest().authenticated() .and() .formLogin() .loginPage("/login") .permitAll(); ---- ////