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feat: add xml type for response formatting and highlight #181

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@javoscript javoscript commented Jul 9, 2024

WHAT

Add support for XML response content types.

WHY

Though not as common as HTML or JSON APIs, XML is still widely used.

Handling it as generic text works currently, but no response formatting or syntax highlighting is being done.

HOW

Adding the relevant function utils.is_xml_response(content_type) and type handling for formatting (with tidy command) and syntax highlighting the response.

Probably a more generic and extensible way of allowing plugin users to configure custom formatting commands for different response types would be better. But, in this case I didn't want to change too much the internal logic of the plugin, just add support for XML.

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A formatted and syntax highlighted response example:

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced XML formatting configuration using tidy for improved XML parsing and display.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced show function to support displaying XML responses alongside existing JSON, HTML, and text formats.
    • Added new function to check for XML response content types, ensuring accurate content display.

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The changes enhance the XML formatting capabilities in the Neovim plugin setup using hurl.nvim. New configurations for XML formatting using the tidy command were introduced, along with adjustments to the response handling logic to include XML responses. This improvement allows for better handling and formatting of XML content within the Neovim editor.

Changes

Files Change Summaries
README.md Added XML formatting configuration using tidy with options '-xml', '-i', '-q'.
doc/hurl.nvim.txt Added XML configuration block with formatting options using tidy.
lua/hurl/history.lua Added conditional branch to check and handle XML content type separately.
lua/hurl/init.lua Introduced new configuration option for XML with specific tidy arguments.
lua/hurl/main.lua Updated logic to handle XML responses separately based on content type.
lua/hurl/popup.lua Expanded type parameter options in M.show function to include 'xml'.
lua/hurl/split.lua Expanded type parameter options in M.show function to include 'xml'.
lua/hurl/utils.lua Added XML handling to util.format and new function util.is_xml_response.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Neovim
    participant Plugin as hurl.nvim
    participant Formatter as tidy

    User->>Neovim: Open XML file
    Neovim->>Plugin: Request to format XML
    Plugin->>Formatter: Execute tidy with -xml, -i, -q
    Formatter->>Plugin: Formatted XML
    Plugin->>Neovim: Display formatted XML
    Neovim->>User: Show formatted XML
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In Neovim's quiet night,
XML shines so bright,
With tidy's gentle touch,
Formatting we love so much.
hurl now so wise and spry,
Handles XML on the fly.
Coders cheer, reaching high! 🌟🐇


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2b2bff7 and 6e8ceb2.

Files selected for processing (8)
  • README.md (3 hunks)
  • doc/hurl.nvim.txt (3 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/history.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/init.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/main.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/popup.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/split.lua (1 hunks)
  • lua/hurl/utils.lua (2 hunks)
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doc/hurl.nvim.txt

[grammar] ~69-~69: The verb form ‘install’ does not seem to be suitable in this context.
Context: ... 'tidy', -- Make sure you have install prettier in your system, e.g: npm insta...

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lua/hurl/history.lua (1)

29-33: LGTM! Verify XML content type handling.

The addition of XML content type handling is correct.

Ensure that the utils.is_xml_response function accurately identifies XML content types.

lua/hurl/split.lua (1)

18-18: LGTM! Verify XML type handling.

The addition of the xml type parameter is correct.

Ensure that the logic for handling different content types, including xml, is consistent and accurate.

lua/hurl/popup.lua (1)

38-38: LGTM! Verify XML type handling.

The addition of the xml type parameter is correct.

Ensure that the logic for handling different content types, including xml, is consistent and accurate.

lua/hurl/utils.lua (2)

104-112: LGTM! Verify XML formatting logic.

The addition of XML formatting logic is correct.

Ensure that the logic for formatting different content types, including xml, is consistent and accurate.


177-180: LGTM! Verify XML content type identification.

The addition of the util.is_xml_response function is correct.

Ensure that the function accurately identifies XML content types.

lua/hurl/main.lua (1)

186-190: LGTM! Verify the utils.is_xml_response function.

The changes correctly add support for handling XML responses.

Ensure that the utils.is_xml_response function is properly implemented and tested.

README.md (2)

53-57: LGTM!

The XML formatter configuration using the tidy command is correctly added.


261-265: LGTM!

The XML formatter configuration using the tidy command is correctly added.

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68-73: LGTM! The XML formatter configuration is correct.

The added configuration for XML formatting using tidy is consistent with other formatters and includes a helpful comment about installing tidy.


335-340: LGTM! The XML formatter configuration is correct.

The added configuration for XML formatting using tidy is consistent with other formatters and includes a helpful comment about using tidy to format XML responses.

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Thanks @javoscript LGTM!

@jellydn jellydn merged commit f9edcfb into jellydn:main Jul 11, 2024
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jellydn commented Jul 11, 2024

@all-contributors add @javoscript for code.

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I've put up a pull request to add @javoscript! 🎉

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