const _ = require('lodash'), debug = require('ghost-ignition').debug('services:routing:controllers:collection'), common = require('../../../../server/lib/common'), security = require('../../../../server/lib/security'), urlService = require('../../url'), themes = require('../../themes'), helpers = require('../helpers'); /** * @description Collection controller. * @param {Object} req * @param {Object} res * @param {Function} next * @returns {Promise} */ module.exports = function collectionController(req, res, next) { debug('collectionController beging', req.params, res.routerOptions); const pathOptions = { page: req.params.page !== undefined ? req.params.page : 1, slug: req.params.slug ? security.string.safe(req.params.slug) : undefined }; if (pathOptions.page) { // CASE 1: routes.yaml `limit` is stronger than theme definition // CASE 2: use `posts_per_page` config from theme as `limit` value if (res.routerOptions.limit) { themes.getActive().updateTemplateOptions({ data: { config: { posts_per_page: res.routerOptions.limit } } }); pathOptions.limit = res.routerOptions.limit; } else { const postsPerPage = parseInt(themes.getActive().config('posts_per_page')); if (!isNaN(postsPerPage) && postsPerPage > 0) { pathOptions.limit = postsPerPage; } } } debug('fetching data'); return helpers.fetchData(pathOptions, res.routerOptions, res.locals) .then(function handleResult(result) { // CASE: requested page is greater than number of pages we have if (pathOptions.page > result.meta.pagination.pages) { return next(new common.errors.NotFoundError({ message: common.i18n.t('errors.errors.pageNotFound') })); } debug(`posts in collection ${result.posts.length}`); /** * CASE: * * Does this post belong to this collection? * A post can only live in one collection. If you make use of multiple collections and you mis-use your routes.yaml, * it can happen that your database query will load the same posts, but we cannot show a post on two * different urls. This helper is only a prevention, but it's not a solution for the user, because * it will break pagination (e.g. you load 10 posts from database, but you only render 9). * * People should always invert their filters to ensure that the database query loads unique posts per collection. */ result.posts = _.filter(result.posts, (post) => { if (urlService.owns(res.routerOptions.identifier, post.id)) { return post; } debug(`'${post.slug}' is not owned by this collection`); }); // Format data 1 // @TODO: See helpers/secure for explanation. helpers.secure(req, result.posts); // @TODO: See helpers/secure for explanation. _.each(result.data, function (data) { helpers.secure(req, data); }); const renderer = helpers.renderEntries(req, res); return renderer(result); }) .catch(helpers.handleError(next)); };