Class: Jekyll::J1EnvVarsGenerator
- Inherits:
-
Generator
- Object
- Generator
- Jekyll::J1EnvVarsGenerator
- Defined in:
- lib/starter_web/_plugins/system/load_env.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#generate(site) ⇒ Object
Main plugin action, called by Jekyll-core.
Instance Method Details
#generate(site) ⇒ Object
Main plugin action, called by Jekyll-core
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# File 'lib/starter_web/_plugins/system/load_env.rb', line 52 def generate(site) @site = site @mode = site.config['environment'] @template = site.config['theme'] # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #1 # Resolve config paths relative to the Jekyll source directory. # The original `File.dirname(__FILE__).sub('_plugins/system', '')` # was fragile (the path segment did not actually exist) and broke # whenever the plugin file was moved. `site.source` is authoritative. @project_path = site.source @module_data_path = File.join(@project_path, '_data') @module_config_path = File.join(@module_data_path, 'plugins') default_config_file = File.join(@module_config_path, 'defaults', 'load-env.yml') user_config_file = File.join(@module_config_path, 'load-env.yml') # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #1 # Load default + user settings safely. Missing or malformed files are # tolerated so the plugin never breaks the build over a config issue. default_yaml = load_yaml(default_config_file) user_yaml = load_yaml(user_config_file) default_settings = default_yaml['defaults'] || {} user_settings = user_yaml['settings'] || {} # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #1 # Non-destructive merge: user settings override defaults without # mutating the loaded defaults hash (the original used `merge!`). @module_config = default_settings.merge(user_settings) if plugin_disabled? Jekyll.logger.info 'J1 Env:', 'disabled' return end Jekyll.logger.info 'J1 Env:', 'enabled' Jekyll.logger.info 'J1 Env:', 'exposing whitelisted environment variables' # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #1 # Optionally pull values from a project-root .env file via the # dotenv gem. dotenv is optional; plain ENV still works without it. # Moved out of class body so it runs once per build with access to # the resolved project path, instead of being unreachable code # nested inside `generate` after a `private` declaration. load_dotenv(@project_path) # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #2 # Resolve the whitelist of variables from the merged config. The # YAML can legitimately produce nil, an empty array, or entries # with stray whitespace, so coerce defensively: # * Array(...) -> nil becomes [], scalar becomes [scalar] # * to_s.strip -> tolerate symbols and surrounding spaces # * reject(&:empty?) -> drop blank entries from typo'd YAML # * uniq -> avoid logging the same key twice if a # user accidentally lists it in both files allowed_env_vars = Array(config['allowedEnvVars']) .map { |k| k.to_s.strip } .reject(&:empty?) .uniq if allowed_env_vars.empty? Jekyll.logger.warn 'J1 Env:', 'allowedEnvVars is empty - no variables will be exposed. ' \ 'Add entries to settings.allowedEnvVars in _data/plugins/load-env.yml.' site.config['j1_env'] = {} return end # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #1 # Read each whitelisted variable from ENV and expose them via # site.config['j1_env'] for use in Liquid as: # {{ site.j1_env.CLAUDE_API_ENDPOINT }} # claude - J1 Jekyll plugin #2 # Iterate over the config-derived list instead of the removed # ALLOWED_ENV_VARS constant. env_vars = {} allowed_env_vars.each do |key| value = ENV[key].to_s env_vars[key] = value if value.empty? Jekyll.logger.warn 'J1 Env:', "#{key} is not set (empty string will be used)" else Jekyll.logger.info 'J1 Env:', "#{key} loaded from process environment" end end site.config['j1_env'] = env_vars end |