{#
  Return a stylesheet link tag.
  If asset, construct URL as `static/stylesheets/name.css`, else assume URL is name.
#}
{% macro stylesheet_tag(name, asset=True, blueprint='') %}
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ url_for('{0}.static'.format(blueprint), filename='stylesheets/{0}.css'.format(name)) if asset else name }}">
{% endmacro %}

{#
  Return a JavaScript link tag.
  If asset, construct URL as `static/javascripts/name.js`, else assume URL is name.
#}
{% macro javascript_tag(name, asset=True, blueprint='') %}
  <script src="{{ url_for('{0}.static'.format(blueprint), filename='javascripts/{0}.js'.format(name)) if asset else name }}"></script>
{% endmacro %}

{#
  Return a list item containing an anchor to the page.
  If the page is active, or is an ancestor of the active page,
  an 'active' class is added to the list item.
#}
{% macro list_link_tag(page, title) %}
  <li class="{{ 'active' if active_page_or_ancestor(page) else '' }}">
    <a href="{{ url_for('catchall.serve_page', path=page) }}">{{ title }}</a>
  </li>
{% endmacro %}

{#
  Return True if page is the active page, or if it is an ancestor of the active page.
  This is achieved by exploting the URL structure of a page. Take for example
    page='parent'
  This macro will return True for both
    g.active_page = 'parent'
  and
    g.active_page = 'parent/child'
#}
{% macro active_page_or_ancestor(page) %}
  {#- Strip off preceeding slash, if present
     This is useful if the macro is used with url_for, which will insert
     slashes at the beginning of the name
  -#}
  {%- if page.startswith('/') %}{% set page = page[1:] %}{% endif -%}
  {%- if page == g.active_page[0:page | length] -%}
    True
  {%- endif -%}
{% endmacro %}