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#!/usr/bin/node
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/* Bumbleberry broke when BikeBike was dockerized, and was updated to more recent and secure Ruby libraries.
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This means that it no longer updates properly without breaking BikeBike. In the absense of using Bumbleberry
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directly to update the css, when browser version are identified by BikeBike, if they don't exist in /public/stylesheets/*
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the browser renders a responsive view, which doesn't look right for normal size screens.
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Godwin recommended using the most recent css for the newer versions. This works well for modern browsers.
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To enable this feat, the most recent browsers have to be identified, and the css from the most recent version
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has to be copied over to the newer version. The irony is we could avoid this exercise, and only support modern browsers
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with one css file, but in the spirit of browser justice let's not assume obscure browsers are not being used anymore.
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The only disadvantage to this approach would be if a new browser with unknown css arose. Fortunately, this
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probably won't be an issue for a long time to come, since new browsers projects almost always adopt the identity of a major
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engine: and_chr, and_ff, and_qq, and_uc, android, baidu, bb, chrome, edge, firefox, ie, ie_mob, ios_saf, kaios, op_mini,
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op_mobm, opera, safari, samsung
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If a new engine does arise, we will deal with that issue when it occurs.
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*/
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/* retrieves all relevant browers - using default - https://browsersl.ist/
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baidu:
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{
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name: 'baidu',
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versions: [ '13.18' ],
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released: [ '13.18' ],
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releaseDate: { '13.18': 1663027200 }
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}
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*/
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const browserlist = require('browserslist');
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const path = require('path');
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const fs = require('fs');
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const { version } = require('process');
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// three directories will be parsed: application, admin, web-fonts
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const regex = /.css$/g;
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const d = ["admin", "application", "web-fonts"];
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d.forEach((dir) => {
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caniuse(dir);
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});
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function caniuse(dir) {
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const directory = path.join(__dirname, 'public/stylesheets', dir);
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const directoryFiles = {};
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fs.readdir(directory, function (err, files) {
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//handling error
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if (err) {
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return console.log('Unable to scan directory: ' + err);
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}
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//listing all files using forEach
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files.forEach((file) => {
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if (file.match(regex)) {
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//console.log(file)
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const browserType = file.split('-', 2)[0];
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const bv = file.split('-', 2)[1];
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const browserVersion = bv.split('.css', 2)[0];
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if (directoryFiles[browserType] === undefined) {
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directoryFiles[browserType] = [browserVersion];
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} else {
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directoryFiles[browserType].push(browserVersion);
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}
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}
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});
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// Here's where we process the files according to these rules
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// RULES
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//
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// Find all versions that don't exist for each browser, by comparing to browserlist versions for each browser.
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// The most recent css version of the browser will be copied over to each of those newer caniuse versions.
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// Fortunately, caniuse versions are sequential in order, so they can be compared easily by beginning at the most recent
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// caniuse version, and stepping down to a version that matches an existing version
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//
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// In some cases, one or more versions of a browser exist, but they don't exist in the browserlist versions.
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// This can be tested if a browser file exists with no matching version. In this case, copy the most recent file
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// to any new browserlist versions. Example: and_chr, and_ff
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//
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// If all versions of a browser exists in browerlist, and are exact matches,
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// no copying is required. Example: op_mini-all and (bb-7 & bb-10).
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// We assume we know all engines that ever existed :)
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for (const browser in directoryFiles) {
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// This finds the differences between browserlist and the files in the directory
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difference = browserlist.data[browser].versions.filter(x => !directoryFiles[browser].includes(x));
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// This estables if there are any common items between the two arrays
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const commonality = browserlist.data[browser].versions.some(item => directoryFiles[browser].includes(item));
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// we only have to copy the most recent css when there is a difference
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const browserVersions = browserlist.data[browser].versions;
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if (difference.length) {
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// console.log(browser + ":")
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// console.log("Commonality is", commonality);
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// console.log("Directory Files", directoryFiles[browser]);
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// console.log("Difference", difference);
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// Step down from caniuse versions until there is a match in the directory.
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let c = 1;
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if (commonality) {
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while (browserVersions[browserVersions.length - c]) {
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let bV = browserVersions[browserVersions.length - c];
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// Use this as the file in the directory to be copied over to the different versions if there is a match.
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if (directoryFiles[browser].includes(bV)) {
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// console.log("Found", browser + " " + bV);
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const recentFile = path.join(directory, browser + "-" + bV + ".css");
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// console.log(recentFile)
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difference.forEach((ver) => {
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let newFile = path.join(__dirname, "public/stylesheets", dir, browser + "-" + ver + ".css");
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fs.copyFile(recentFile, newFile, (err) => {
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if (err) {
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console.log("Error Found:", err);
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} else {
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// console.log("copied " + recentFile + " to " + newFile);
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}
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});
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});
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break;
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}
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// console.log(browserVersions[browserVersions.length - c]);
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c++;
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}
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}
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// If there is no match, use the most recent version in the directory to copy over to the different versions
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// It's a safe choice to use the last element as the most recent version
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else {
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const rV = directoryFiles[browser][directoryFiles[browser].length - 1];
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const recentFile = path.join(directory, browser + "-" + rV + ".css");
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difference.forEach((ver) => {
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let newFile = path.join(__dirname, "public/stylesheets", dir, browser + "-" + ver + ".css");
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fs.copyFile(recentFile, newFile, (err) => {
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if (err) {
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console.log("Error Found:", err);
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} else {
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// console.log("copied " + recentFile + " to " + newFile);
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}
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});
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});
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}
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}
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}
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});
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}
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