rsnext/packages/next/build/webpack/loaders/resolve-url-loader/lib/value-processor.js

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import loaderUtils from 'next/dist/compiled/loader-utils2'
import path from 'path'

function valueProcessor(filename, options) {
  const URL_STATEMENT_REGEX =
    /(url\s*\()\s*(?:(['"])((?:(?!\2).)*)(\2)|([^'"](?:(?!\)).)*[^'"]))\s*(\))/g
  const directory = path.dirname(filename)
  const join = options.join(filename, options)

  /**
   * Process the given CSS declaration value.
   *
   * @param {string} value A declaration value that may or may not contain a url() statement
   * @param {string|Iterator.<string>} candidate An absolute path that may be the correct base or an Iterator thereof
   */
  return function transformValue(value, candidate) {
    // allow multiple url() values in the declaration
    //  split by url statements and process the content
    //  additional capture groups are needed to match quotations correctly
    //  escaped quotations are not considered
    return value
      .split(URL_STATEMENT_REGEX)
      .map((token, i, arr) => {
        // we can get groups as undefined under certain match circumstances
        const initialised = token || ''

        // the content of the url() statement is either in group 3 or group 5
        const mod = i % 7
        if (mod === 3 || mod === 5) {
          // detect quoted url and unescape backslashes
          const before = arr[i - 1],
            after = arr[i + 1],
            isQuoted = before === after && (before === "'" || before === '"'),
            unescaped = isQuoted
              ? initialised.replace(/\\{2}/g, '\\')
              : initialised

          // split into uri and query/hash and then find the absolute path to the uri
          const split = unescaped.split(/([?#])/g),
            uri = split[0],
            absolute =
              (testIsRelative(uri) && join(uri, candidate)) ||
              (testIsAbsolute(uri) && join(uri)),
            query = options.keepQuery ? split.slice(1).join('') : ''

          // use the absolute path in absolute mode or else relative path (or default to initialised)
          // #6 - backslashes are not legal in URI
          if (!absolute) {
            return initialised
          } else if (options.absolute) {
            return absolute.replace(/\\/g, '/') + query
          } else {
            return loaderUtils.urlToRequest(
              path.relative(directory, absolute).replace(/\\/g, '/') + query
            )
          }
        }
        // everything else, including parentheses and quotation (where present) and media statements
        else {
          return initialised
        }
      })
      .join('')
  }

  /**
   * The loaderUtils.isUrlRequest() doesn't support windows absolute paths on principle. We do not subscribe to that
   * dogma so we add path.isAbsolute() check to allow them.
   *
   * We also eliminate module relative (~) paths.
   *
   * @param {string|undefined} uri A uri string possibly empty or undefined
   * @return {boolean} True for relative uri
   */
  function testIsRelative(uri) {
    return (
      !!uri &&
      loaderUtils.isUrlRequest(uri, false) &&
      !path.isAbsolute(uri) &&
      uri.indexOf('~') !== 0
    )
  }

  /**
   * The loaderUtils.isUrlRequest() doesn't support windows absolute paths on principle. We do not subscribe to that
   * dogma so we add path.isAbsolute() check to allow them.
   *
   * @param {string|undefined} uri A uri string possibly empty or undefined
   * @return {boolean} True for absolute uri
   */
  function testIsAbsolute(uri) {
    return (
      !!uri &&
      typeof options.root === 'string' &&
      loaderUtils.isUrlRequest(uri, options.root) &&
      (/^\//.test(uri) || path.isAbsolute(uri))
    )
  }
}

module.exports = valueProcessor