Custom resolver about rehype-partials HOT 5 CLOSED

Ah now I see that it is indeed relative, but not for the main entry point.

If I have a file A which has a partial B and that partial B includes another partial C, the path from A to B is relative to the cwd, but the path from B to C is relative to the file B. This was very confusing. But got it working now. Thanks!

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You can set options.cwd to the location of the document you want and then paths will be resolved from that location. options.handle is a function whilch takes the path currently being worked on and a callback function. For example the default behavior for options.handle is basically the same as doing

let options = {
    handle(filePath, callback) {
        // Do something with the location of the file like,
        fs.readFile(filePath, 'utf8', callback)
    }
}

Adding a custom resolver option probably wouldn't be too difficult. Hope this helps

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Thanks for your reply. What I really want to do is resolve the path relative to the file that specified the partial. Implementing the handler as you describe can only do something with the filepath that is already resolved relative to the cwd.

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Sorry I don't think i understand, maybe you can give an example? If you have a file at ${__dirname}/src/one/two/two.html

<div><!-- href='../../index.html' --></div>

the path will be resolved to ${__dirname}/index.html, or you can specify where to look from for example setting options.cwd = 'src' would resolve to ${__dirname}/src/index.html. Nodes path.resolve is used with options.cwd, the file that specified the partial's path dirs, and the value in the href comment.

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Glad you you got it working, I'm going to go ahead and close this.

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