Fix for issue #52 broke everything

[Ribesg]

I've got a jade template extending a layout file placed in the parent folder:

• kek/index.jade
• _layout.jade

I'm using extends ../_layout.jade. It worked in 1.2.3, but not in 1.2.4. You might want to add a little test for this one.

I traced the issue down to de.neuland.jade4j.template.ClasspathTemplateLoader.

• Using version 1.2.3, when calling ClasspathTemplateLoader.getReader(), the passed parameter is jade\_layout.jade*. This works when calling getResourceAsStream.
• Using version 1.2.4, the passed parameter is now jade\general/../_layout.jade, which does not work. getResourceAsStream returns null.

*Yes, this is running in debug mode on my windows. I'm not sure if using "/" in Jade4J's code is a good idea, but it worked until now.

[chbloemer]

Please try 1.2.5. I added a basePath property to JadeConfiguration. This is used to resolve paths starting with "/" within the templates.
It is not possible to breakout of the template folder, so _layout.jade should be in the template folder.

For Example:

• /templates/
• /templates/pages
• /templates/pages/index.jade
• /templates/pages/include.jade
• /templates/_layout.jade

When "/templates" is your template folder and "pages" is your basePath, your index.jade could look like this:

extends ../_layout
include /include

In your example:

• jade\general/../_layout.jade ist normalized to jade/_layout.jade now.
• ../_layout.jade can not be normalized because there is no parent folder and would be null.

Hope that helps.

[samogot]

@chbloemer, it isn't good enough for me. My case is:

• /app/
• /app/blocks/
• /app/blocks/layout-default/
• /app/blocks/layout-default/default-include.jade
• /app/pages/
• /app/pages/index.jade

index.jade looks like:

extends ../blocks/layout-default/layout-default

I'm using spring-jade4j with spring.jade4j.prefix=classpath:/app/pages/
so in resolvePath I've got parentName="index"

as result:

de.neuland.jade4j.exceptions.JadeParserException: the template [../blocks/layout-default/layout-default.jade] could not be opened
class path resource [app/pages/null.jade] cannot be opened because it does not exist in index:1

[KennethNickles]

Is this resolved? I noticed 1.2.5 was released.

[fabiangr]

I am closing this issue as it has been resolved with 1.2.5 release. Please notice that no (included) templates may reside outside of the basePath when using a basePath or jade4j-spring.