epub-metadata-4.3: src/Codec/Epub/Data/Metadata.hs
-- License: BSD3 (see LICENSE)
-- Author: Dino Morelli <dino@ui3.info>
{- | Data types for working with the metadata of epub documents
This module defines the Metadata structure which contains most of the taxonomic information about the literary work. Metadata is probably the most important data structure in this library.
Both commonly-used versions of epub (2.x and 3.x) are supported by these types.
-}
module Codec.Epub.Data.Metadata
( Metadata (..)
, Identifier (..)
, Title (..)
, Creator (..)
, Date (..)
, Description (..)
, Refinement (..)
, emptyMetadata
, refineIdentifier
, refineTitle
, getModified
, refineCreator
)
where
import Control.Monad ( mplus )
import Data.List ( find )
{- | Refinements represent meta tags within the metadata section
that refine other tags. These are used during the parsing phase
and are discarded as their information is slotted into the data
they refine (CreatorS, TitleS, IdentifierS, etc..)
This is specific to epub3
-}
data Refinement = Refinement
{ refId :: String -- ^ id attribute
, refProp :: String -- ^ property attribute
, refScheme :: String -- ^ scheme attribute
, refText :: String -- ^ meta tag text
}
{- Used for locating specific meta information in a list of
Refinements. The data from these meta tags is related to other
tags by an XML id attribute.
-}
findByIdProp :: String -> String -> [Refinement] -> Maybe Refinement
findByIdProp i prop = find (\r -> refId r == i && refProp r == prop)
-- | package\/metadata\/dc:identifier tag
data Identifier = Identifier
{ idId :: Maybe String -- ^ id attribute
, idType :: Maybe String -- ^ identifier-type property from meta tag
, idScheme :: Maybe String -- ^ scheme from attribute or meta tag
, idText :: String -- ^ identifier tag text
}
deriving (Eq, Show)
{- | Used internally by Codec.Epub.Parse.Metadata to merge epub3 meta
tag info into the data gathered from an identifier tag
-}
refineIdentifier :: [Refinement] -> Identifier -> Identifier
refineIdentifier refinements ident = assignScheme . assignType $ ident
where
meta = findByIdProp (maybe "" id $ idId ident)
"identifier-type" refinements
assignType ident' = ident' { idType = refText `fmap` meta }
assignScheme ident' =
let existingScheme = idScheme ident'
in ident' { idScheme = existingScheme `mplus`
(refScheme `fmap` meta) }
-- | package\/metadata\/dc:title tag
data Title = Title
{ titleLang :: Maybe String -- ^ lang attribute
, titleType :: Maybe String -- ^ title-type property from meta tag
, titleSeq :: Maybe Int -- ^ display-sequence property from meta
, titleText :: String -- ^ title tag text
}
deriving (Eq, Show)
{- | Used internally by Codec.Epub.Parse.Metadata to merge epub3 meta
tag info into the data gathered from a title tag
-}
refineTitle :: [Refinement] -> (String, Title) -> Title
refineTitle refinements (elid, title) = assignSeq . assignType $ title
where
assignType title' =
let newTy = refText `fmap`
findByIdProp elid "title-type" refinements
in title' { titleType = newTy }
assignSeq title' =
let sq = maybe Nothing (Just . read . refText) $
findByIdProp elid "display-seq" refinements
in title' { titleSeq = sq }
{- | package\/metadata\/dc:creator or package\/metadata\/dc:contributor
tags
This structure is used for both contributor and creator as they are exactly the same.
-}
data Creator = Creator
{ creatorRole :: Maybe String -- ^ role from attribute or meta tag
, creatorFileAs :: Maybe String -- ^ file-as from attribute or meta tag
, creatorSeq :: Maybe Int -- ^ display-sequence property from meta
, creatorText :: String -- ^ creator or contributor tag text
}
deriving (Eq, Show)
{- | Used internally by Codec.Epub.Parse.Metadata to merge epub3 meta
tag info into the data gathered from contributor and creator tags
-}
refineCreator :: [Refinement] -> (String, Creator) -> Creator
refineCreator refinements (elid, creator) =
assignSeq . assignFileAs . assignRole $ creator
where
assignRole creator' =
let existingRole = creatorRole creator'
metaRole = maybe Nothing (Just . refText) $
findByIdProp elid "role" refinements
in creator' { creatorRole = existingRole `mplus` metaRole }
assignFileAs creator' =
let existingFileAs = creatorFileAs creator'
metaFileAs = maybe Nothing (Just . refText) $
findByIdProp elid "file-as" refinements
in creator' { creatorFileAs = existingFileAs `mplus` metaFileAs }
assignSeq creator' =
let sq = maybe Nothing (Just . read . refText) $
findByIdProp elid "display-seq" refinements
in creator' { creatorSeq = sq }
-- | package\/metadata\/dc:date tag, opf:event attribute, text
data Date = Date (Maybe String) String
deriving (Eq, Show)
{- | Used internally by Codec.Epub.Parse.Metadata to populate the
metadata modified field with data extracted from the epub3 meta
tag with property dcterms:modified
-}
getModified :: [Refinement] -> Maybe String
getModified refinements =
refText `fmap` findByIdProp "" "dcterms:modified" refinements
-- | package\/metadata\/dc:description tag, xml:lang attribute, text
data Description = Description (Maybe String) String
deriving (Eq, Show)
{- | package\/metadata tag
This is perhaps the most useful data structure in this library. It
contains most of the information tools will want to use to
organize epub documents.
-}
data Metadata = Metadata
{ metaIds :: [Identifier] -- ^ at least one required
, metaTitles :: [Title] -- ^ at least one required
, metaLangs :: [String] -- ^ dc:language tags, at least one required
, metaContributors :: [Creator]
, metaCreators :: [Creator]
, metaDates :: [Date]
, metaModified :: Maybe String -- ^ meta tag with property dcterms:modified, present only in epub3 documents
, metaSource :: Maybe String -- ^ dc:source tags
, metaType :: Maybe String -- ^ dc:type tags
, metaCoverages :: [String] -- ^ dc:coverage tags
, metaDescriptions :: [Description]
, metaFormats :: [String] -- ^ dc:format tags
, metaPublishers :: [String] -- ^ dc:publisher tags
, metaRelations :: [String] -- ^ dc:relation tags
, metaRights :: [String] -- ^ dc:rights tags
, metaSubjects :: [String] -- ^ dc:subject tags
}
deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | Note: This isn't valid as-is, some required values are empty lists!
emptyMetadata :: Metadata
emptyMetadata = Metadata
{ metaIds = [] -- one required
, metaTitles = [] -- one required
, metaLangs = [] -- one required
, metaContributors = []
, metaCreators = []
, metaDates = []
, metaModified = Nothing
, metaSource = Nothing
, metaType = Nothing
, metaCoverages = []
, metaDescriptions = []
, metaFormats = []
, metaPublishers = []
, metaRelations = []
, metaRights = []
, metaSubjects = []
}