Comments (3)
Hello, thank you for the report.
Could you please explain this use case more detailed? IIRC, I haven't exported this variable for external template on purpose. I assume, if you use external_template (and you write this template) you can hardcode necessary assets path in this template.
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First, I've been looking for a simple tool like dmarc-report-converter
that doesn't require a bunch of resources and infrastructure (preferably written in Go). I've setup an AWS SES sub-domain to deliver reports to an S3 bucket, which I pull down before running dmarc-report-converter
. It's working great so far, so thank you for all of the hard work you've put into this project before I showed up complaining about things. 😆
My use case started with wanting to hack on the default template (htmlTmpl
from consts.go
). I copied the contents to a separate file and ran it. Right out of the gate, I got errors and had to define my own template variable and rewrite all references of .AssetsPath
to $AssetsPath
. This is when I opened this issue (in haste!).
But then I quickly realized that the default contexts are completely different. The external template's default context is just the pkg/dmarc.Report
struct. So, I had to rewrite all of that, too (something like s/({{\s*\.)Report./$1/g
).
I find all of that an annoying learning curve and a barrier to entry for newcomers (like me). I don't see the harm in exporting AssetsPath
. If the user doesn't want to use it, they don't have to. IMHO, it would be more intuitive to have the same contexts in each template so that I could use the built-in templates as a guide.
Potential Fix
A potential backward-compatible fix could be something like:
type TmplCtx struct {
AssetsPath string
Report dmarc.Report
// Deprecate these properties
XMLName xml.Name
ReportMetadata dmarc.ReportMetadata
PolicyPublished dmarc.PolicyPublished
Records []dmarc.Record
MessagesStats dmarc.MessagesStats
}
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Thank you for explanation.
I understand your use case and it's completely valid. I agree that it would be better for new users to have consistent variables across all kind of templates (didn't think about it when I implemented external template).
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