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(ns NoteHub.settings
(:refer-clojure :exclude [replace reverse])
(:use [clojure.string]))
; Loads and parses any file with each line consisting a key and
; a value separated by a "=", and returns a corresponding key-value map.
(defn- get-pairs-map [file]
(let [file-content (slurp file)
pairs (map #(map trim (split % #"=" 2))
(remove blank? (split-lines file-content)))]
(apply hash-map
(mapcat #(list (keyword (first %)) (second %)) pairs))))
; Loads the setting file to a map
(def settings-map
(get-pairs-map "settings"))
; Loads the messages file to a map
(def messages-map
(get-pairs-map "messages"))
(defn get-message [key]
"Returns messages used in layouts. Every key should be a keyword, e.g. (get-message :title)."
(messages-map key))
(defn get-setting
"Takes a settings key, a converter function and a default value, and returns a corresponding
setting value. The default value is returned back when no setting value was found.
The converter function can be provided to convert the setting from string to a needed type.
This function is not applied to the specified default value!
Every specified key should be a keyword, e.g. (get-setting :page-width)."
[key & more]
(let [converter (first more)
default (second more)
value (settings-map key)
; Through this hack we can read security-critical settings from (previously
; set) shell variables without commiting their content to CVS
value (if value value
(System/getenv
(upper-case
(replace (name key) #"-" ""))))]
(if value
(if (fn? converter) (converter value) value)
default)))