feat: optional conditional baking of lexers

README.md

@@ -82,6 +82,25 @@ puts formatter.format("puts \"Hello, world!\"", lexer)
 The reason you may want to use the manual version is to reuse
 the lexer and formatter objects for performance reasons.
 
+## Choosing what Lexers you want
+
+By default Tartrazine will support all its lexers by embedding
+them in the binary. This makes the binary large. If you are
+using it as a library, you may want to just include a selection of lexers. To do that:
+
+* Pass the `-Dnolexers` flag to the compiler
+* Set the `TT_LEXERS` environment variable to a
+  comma-separated list of lexers you want to include.
+
+
+This builds a binary with only the python, markdown, bash and yaml lexers (enough to highlight this `README.md`):
+
+```bash
+> TT_LEXERS=python,markdown,bash,yaml shards build -Dnolexers -d --error-trace
+Dependencies are satisfied
+Building: tartrazine
+```
+
 ## Contributing
 
 1. Fork it (<https://github.com/ralsina/tartrazine/fork>)

src/constants/lexers.cr

@@ -471,7 +471,7 @@ module Tartrazine
     "application/x-fennel"                        => "fennel",
     "application/x-fish"                          => "fish",
     "application/x-forth"                         => "forth",
-    "application/x-gdscript"                      => "gdscript",
+    "application/x-gdscript"                      => "gdscript3",
     "application/x-hcl"                           => "hcl",
     "application/x-hy"                            => "hy",
     "application/x-javascript"                    => "javascript",
@@ -594,7 +594,7 @@ module Tartrazine
     "text/x-fortran"                              => "fortran",
     "text/x-fsharp"                               => "fsharp",
     "text/x-gas"                                  => "gas",
-    "text/x-gdscript"                             => "gdscript",
+    "text/x-gdscript"                             => "gdscript3",
     "text/x-gherkin"                              => "gherkin",
     "text/x-gleam"                                => "gleam",
     "text/x-glslsrc"                              => "glsl",

src/lexer.cr

@@ -6,11 +6,21 @@ require "crystal/syntax_highlighter"
 module Tartrazine
   class LexerFiles
     extend BakedFileSystem
-    bake_folder "../lexers", __DIR__
+
+    macro bake_selected_lexers
+      {% for lexer in `echo -n $TT_LEXERS`.split "," %}
+      bake_file {{ lexer }}+".xml", {{ read_file "lexers/" + lexer + ".xml" }}
+      {% end %}
+    end
+
+    {% if flag?(:nolexers) %}
+      bake_selected_lexers
+    {% else %}
+      bake_folder "../lexers", __DIR__
+    {% end %}
   end
 
   # Get the lexer object for a language name
-  # FIXME: support mimetypes
   def self.lexer(name : String? = nil, filename : String? = nil, mimetype : String? = nil) : BaseLexer
     return lexer_by_name(name) if name && name != "autodetect"
     return lexer_by_filename(filename) if filename
@@ -33,6 +43,8 @@ module Tartrazine
     raise Exception.new("Unknown lexer: #{name}") if lexer_file_name.nil?
 
     RegexLexer.from_xml(LexerFiles.get("/#{lexer_file_name}.xml").gets_to_end)
+  rescue ex : BakedFileSystem::NoSuchFileError
+    raise Exception.new("Unknown lexer: #{name}")
   end
 
   private def self.lexer_by_filename(filename : String) : BaseLexer
@@ -84,7 +96,8 @@ module Tartrazine
 
   # Return a list of all lexers
   def self.lexers : Array(String)
-    LEXERS_BY_NAME.keys.sort!
+    file_map = LexerFiles.files.map(&.path)
+    LEXERS_BY_NAME.keys.select { |k| file_map.includes?("/#{k}.xml") }.sort!
   end
 
   # A token, the output of the tokenizer