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Add a method to TemplateProcessor for rendering HTML content.Include Image #2547

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Add a method to TemplateProcessor for rendering HTML content. support image

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coverage: 97.192% (-0.03%) from 97.217%
when pulling aabbc3c on Maybe-U:feature/render-html
into 41cf4eb on PHPOffice:master.

@Maybe-U Maybe-U changed the title Add a method to TemplateProcessor for rendering HTML content. Add a method to TemplateProcessor for rendering HTML content.Include Image Jan 10, 2024
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@Maybe-U You asked me to review. The code looks okay to me, but I'm really not all that familiar with TemplateProcessor, so it needs someone more knowledgeable to review. However, your test may have a problem. Does it actually attempt to read your external images? If the answer is no, there's no problem. If the answer is yes, I'll add some more comments.

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Maybe-U commented Jan 11, 2024

@Maybe-U You asked me to review. The code looks okay to me, but I'm really not all that familiar with TemplateProcessor, so it needs someone more knowledgeable to review. However, your test may have a problem. Does it actually attempt to read your external images? If the answer is no, there's no problem. If the answer is yes, I'll add some more comments.
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Thank you very much for your response. My test cases only verified the generation of the DOCX file and did not check the actual content. However, in reality, it is possible to read external or local images, so my answer is yes.
this is html content

image this is output docx file image @Progi1984 can you review my code thanks you

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My testing indicates that your test does attempt to load image https://t7.baidu.com/it/u=4198287529,2774471735&fm=193&f=GIF and will fail if it is not available; that is probably true of your second image as well. The problem is that external files tend to move or be deleted over time, and, when (not if) that happens, the unit test suite will fail. To avoid this problem, I think you might be able to use AbstractWebServerEmbeddedTest so that the requests are routed to localhost rather than an external site. Again, I'm not all that familiar with it, but there are a lot of tests that use it (e.g. HtmlTest).

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Maybe-U commented Jan 13, 2024

My testing indicates that your test does attempt to load image https://t7.baidu.com/it/u=4198287529,2774471735&fm=193&f=GIF and will fail if it is not available; that is probably true of your second image as well. The problem is that external files tend to move or be deleted over time, and, when (not if) that happens, the unit test suite will fail. To avoid this problem, I think you might be able to use AbstractWebServerEmbeddedTest so that the requests are routed to localhost rather than an external site. Again, I'm not all that familiar with it, but there are a lot of tests that use it (e.g. HtmlTest).
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i am Optimize test cases and handle image loading failures in setHtmlBlock function please have a review thanks!

if (!empty($imageSrcList)) {
foreach ($imageSrcList as $imageSrc) {
try {
$content = file_get_contents($imageSrc);
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This section of the code is quite clever, but (a) I'm not really sure it's needed, and (b) I don't think you've coded it correctly. I would personally eliminate all the code after addSection and before addHtml and just let it fail later if the file isn't available; your changes to your test member are sufficient to address my original concern by making the files local rather than external. But, I can see that this checking might be perceived as a benefit, so let's discuss (b). file_get_contents does not normally throw an exception (I am not expert in the Php internals, so I suppose there might be some edge case where it throws); it normally just returns false if it fails and issues some warning messages describing the failure. So, I think what you want to do is:

foreach ... {
    $content = @file_get_contents(...); // suppress warning messages
    if ($content === false) {
        $localImg = ...
        $htmlContent = ...
    }
}

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thanks you for your Suggestion,I wasn't thoughtful enough ,I reviewed the html::add html method,Use @ to suppress errors when processing images in this method
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so i eliminate all the code after addSection and before addHtml Perhaps the abnormal picture should be handled by the user itself.

In addition, this is my first time to submit pr. Could you please help me merge this pr
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