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package org.fusesource.scalate
package page

import org.fusesource.scalate.util.IOUtil._
import java.io.File
import util.Log

object BlogHelper {
  val log = Log(getClass); import log._

  /**
   * Returns the blog posts from the current request's directory by default sorted in date order
   */
  def posts: List[Page] = {
    val context = RenderContext()

    val base = context.requestUri.replaceFirst("""/?[^/]+$""", "")
    val dir = context.engine.resourceLoader.resource(base+"/index.page").flatMap(_.toFile).getOrElse(throw new Exception("index page not found.")).getParentFile

    println("Using dir: "+dir+" at request path: "+base)

    val index = new File(dir, "index.page")
    dir.descendants.filter(f => f != index && !f.isDirectory && f.name.endsWith(".page")).map { file =>
      val page = PageFilter.parse(context, file)
      page.link = file.relativeUri(dir).stripSuffix(".page") + ".html"
      page
    }.toList.sortBy(_.createdAt.getTime * -1)
  }

}