rna_manual_reference_updater.py

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#
# ##### RNA MANUAL REFERENCES #####
#
# This file generates a file that maps RNA strings to online URL's
# for the context menu documentation access
#
# To make international, we made a script,
# pointing the manuals to the proper language,
# specified in the 'User Preferences Window' by the users.
# Some Languages have their manual page, using a prefix or
# being preceded by their respective reference, for example:
#
# manual/ --> manual/ru/
#
# The table in the script, contains all of the languages we have in the
# Blender manual website, for those other languages that still
# does not have a team of translators,
# and/or don't have a manual for their languages we commented the lines below,
# you should add them to the language table when they have a proper manual,
# or added to the Blender UI  translation table.
#
# URL is the: url_manual_prefix + url_manual_mapping[#id]

import os
import sphobjinv as soi

# Download and decode objects.inv
inv = soi.Inventory(url="https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/objects.inv")

# Write the fire
filepath = os.path.join("rna_manual_reference.py")
file = open(filepath, "w", encoding="utf-8")
fw = file.write

fw("# Do not edit this file.")
fw(" This file is auto generated from rna_manual_reference_updater.py\n\n")
fw("import bpy\n\n")
fw("if bpy.app.version_cycle in {'rc', 'release'}:\n")
fw("    manual_version = '%d.%d' % bpy.app.version[:2]\n")
fw("else:\n")
fw("    manual_version = 'dev'\n\n")
fw("url_manual_prefix = \"https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/\" + manual_version + \"/\"\n\n")
fw("language = bpy.context.preferences.view.language\n")
fw("if language == 'DEFAULT':\n")
fw("    import os\n")
fw("    language = os.getenv('LANG', '').split('.')[0]\n\n")
fw("LANG = {\n")
# fw("\"ar_EG":         \"ar",\n")
# fw("\"bg_BG":         \"bg",\n")
# fw("\"ca_AD":         \"ca",\n")
# fw("\"cs_CZ":         \"cz",\n")
fw("\"de_DE\":        \"de\",\n")  # German
# fw("\"el_GR":         \"el",\n")
fw("\"ru_RU\":        \"ru\",\n")  # Russian
# fw("\"sr_RS":         \"sr",\n")
# fw("\"sv_SE":         \"sv",\n")
# fw("\"tr_TR":         \"th",\n")
fw("\"uk_UA\":        \"uk\",\n")  # Ukrainian
fw("\"es\":           \"es\",\n")  # Spanish
# fw("\"fi_FI":         \"fi",\n")
fw("\"fr_FR\":        \"fr\",\n")  # French
# fw("\"id_ID":         \"id",\n")
fw("\"it_IT\":        \"it\",\n")  # Italian
fw("\"ja_JP\":        \"ja\",\n")  # Japanese
fw("\"ko_KR\":        \"ko\",\n")  # Korean
# fw("\"nl_NL":         \"nl",\n")
# fw("\"pl_PL":         \"pl",\n")
fw("\"pt_PT\":        \"pt\",\n")  # Portuguese
fw("\"pt_BR\":        \"pt\",\n")  # Portuguese - for until we have a pt_BR version
fw("\"vi_VN\":        \"vi\",\n")  # Vietnamese
fw("\"zh_CN\":        \"zh-hans\",\n")  # Simplified Chinese
fw("\"zh_TW\":        \"zh-hant\",\n")  # Traditional Chinese
fw("}.get(language)\n\n")
fw("if LANG is not None:\n")
fw("    url_manual_prefix = url_manual_prefix.replace(\"manual/en\", \"manual/\" + LANG)\n\n")
fw("url_manual_mapping = (\n")

# Logic to manipulate strings from objects.inv
lines = [o.data_line() for o in inv.objects if o.name.startswith("bpy.types") or o.name.startswith("bpy.ops")]
# Finding first space will return length of rna path
lines.sort(key=lambda l: l.find(" "), reverse=True)
for line in lines:
    split = line.split(" ")
    fw("\t(\"" + split[0] + "*\", \"" + split[3] + "\"),\n")

fw(")\n")