package Template::Plugin::Gravatar; use base "Template::Plugin"; our $VERSION = "0.05"; use strict; use Carp; use Digest::MD5 (); use URI::Escape (); my $Gravatar_Base = "http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php"; sub new { my ( $class, $context, $instance_args ) = @_; $instance_args ||= {}; # the USE'd object my $config = $context->{CONFIG}{GRAVATAR} || {}; # from tt config my %args; $args{default} = $instance_args->{default} || $config->{default}; $args{rating} = $instance_args->{rating} || $config->{rating}; $args{border} = $instance_args->{border} || $config->{border}; $args{size} = $instance_args->{size} || $config->{size}; # overriding the base might be nice for some developers $args{base} = $instance_args->{base} || $config->{base} || $Gravatar_Base; return sub { my $args = shift || {}; $args = { %args, %{$args} }; $args->{email} || croak "Cannot generate a Gravatar URI without an email address"; if ( $args->{size} ) { $args->{size} >= 1 and $args->{size} <= 80 or croak "Gravatar size must be 1 .. 80"; } if ( $args->{rating} ) { $args->{rating} =~ /\A(?:G|PG|R|X)\Z/ or croak "Gravatar rating can only be G, PG, R, or X"; } if ( $args->{border} ) { $args->{border} =~ /\A[0-9A-F]{3}(?:[0-9A-F]{3})?\Z/ or croak "Border must be a 3 or 6 digit hex number in caps"; } $args->{gravatar_id} = Digest::MD5::md5_hex( $args->{email} ); $args->{default} = URI::Escape::uri_escape($args->{default}) if $args->{default}; my @pairs; for my $key ( qw( gravatar_id rating size default border ) ) { next unless $args->{$key}; push @pairs, join("=", $key, $args->{$key}); } my $uri = join("?", $args->{base}, join("&", @pairs ) ); return $uri; } } 1; __END__ =head1 NAME Template::Plugin::Gravatar - configurable TT2-based generation of Gravatar URLs from email addresses. =head1 VERSION 0.05 =head1 SYNOPSIS [% USE Gravatar %] [% FOR user IN user_list %] [% user.name | html %] [% END %] # OR a mini CGI example use strict; use CGI qw( header start_html end_html ); use Template; my %config = ( # ... your other config stuff GRAVATAR => { default => "http://myhost.moo/local/image.png", size => 80, rating => "R" }, ); # note the "default" must be an absolute URI to work correctly my $tt2 = Template->new(\%config); my $user = { email => 'whatever@wherever.whichever', rating => "PG", name => "Manamana", size => 75 }; print header(), start_html(); $tt2->process(\*DATA, { user => $user }) or warn $Template::ERROR; print end_html(); __DATA__ [% USE Gravatar %] [% FILTER html %] [% user.name | html %] [% END %] =head1 DESCRIPTION Please see L for more on the service interface and L for information about Gravatars (globally recognized avatars) in general. All of the options supported in Gravatars--default, rating, size, and border--can be used here. The gravatar_id is generated from a given email. =head1 INTERFACE/SETTINGS =head2 new Not called directly. Called when you C the plugin. Takes defaults from the template config hash and mixes them with any per template defaults. E.g., [% USE Gravatar %] Use config arguments if any. [% USE Gravatar(default => 'http://mysite.moo/local/default-image.gif') %] Mix config arguments, if any, with new instance arguments. =head2 Arguments =over 4 =item email (required) The key to using Gravatars is a hex hash of the user's email. This is generated automatically and sent to gravatar.com as the C. =item default (optional) The local (any valid absolute image URI) image to use if there is no Gravatar corresponding to the given email. =item size (optional) Gravatars are square. Size is 1 through 80 (pixels) and sets the width and the height. =item rating (optional) G|PG|R|X. The B rating of Gravatar you wish returned. If you have a family friendly forum, for example, you might set it to "G." =item border (optional) A hex color, e.g. FF00FF or F0F. =item base (developer override) This is provided as a courtesy for the one or two developers who might need it. More below. =item gravatar_id (not allowed) This is B an option but a generated variable. It is an MD5 hex hash of the email address. The reason is it not supported as an optional variable is it would allow avatar hijacking. =back The only argument that must be given when you call the C plugin is the email. Everything else -- rating, default image, border, and size -- can be set in three different places: the config, the C call, or the C call. All three of the following produce the same Gravatar URL. =head2 Settings via config Used if the entire "site" should rely on one set of defaults. use Template; my %config = ( GRAVATAR => { default => "http://mysite.moo/img/avatar.png", rating => "PG", size => 80, } ); my $template = <<; [% USE Gravatar %] [% Gravatar(email => 'me@myself.ego') | html %] my $tt2 = Template->new(\%config); $tt2->process(\$template); =head2 Settings via instance Used if a particular template needs its own defaults. use Template; my $template = <<; [% USE Gravatar( rating => "PG", size => 80 ) %] [% Gravatar(email => 'me@myself.ego') | html %] my $tt2 = Template->new(); $tt2->process(\$template); Any other calls with different emails will share the defaults in this template. =head2 Settings in the Gravatar call Used for per URL control. use Template; my $template = <<; [% USE Gravatar %] [% Gravatar(email => 'me@myself.ego', default => "http://mysite.moo/img/avatar.png", rating => "PG", size => 80 ) | html %] my $tt2 = Template->new(); $tt2->process(\$template); =head2 Base URL (for developers only) You may also override the base URL for retrieving the Gravatars. It's set to use the service from www.gravatar.com. It can be overridden in the config or the C. =head1 DIAGNOSTICS Email is the only required argument. Croaks without it. Size, border, and rating are also validated on each call. Croaks if an invalid size (like 0 or 100) or rating (like MA or NC-17) or border (like ff0 or FF) is given. =head1 CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT No configuration is necessary. You may use the configuration hash of your new template to pass default information like the default image location for those without Gravatars. You can also set it in the C call per template if needed. =head1 DEPENDENCIES (SEE ALSO) L