{#
  One document as it was chunked. This is the view that tells a chunking problem apart from a
  retrieval one, so it shows the units the index is built from rather than the file.
#}{% extends layout %}
{% import "macros.html" as m %}
{% block content %}

{% if panels.workbench.ok %}
{% set doc = panels.workbench.data.document %}
<section class="panel">
  <h2>{{ doc.title or doc.source_id }}</h2>
  <dl class="facts">
    <dt>Identifier</dt><dd><code>{{ doc.id }}</code></dd>
    <dt>Source</dt><dd>{{ doc.source }} · {{ doc.source_id }}</dd>
    <dt>URI</dt><dd>{{ doc.uri }}</dd>
    <dt>Media type</dt><dd>{{ doc.media_type }}</dd>
    <dt>Status</dt><dd>{{ m.state(doc.status) }}{% if doc.status_detail %} {{ doc.status_detail }}{% endif %}</dd>
    <dt>Content hash</dt><dd><code>{{ doc.content_hash }}</code></dd>
    <dt>Blocks</dt><dd>{{ panels.workbench.data.count }} · {{ panels.workbench.data.tokens }} tokens</dd>
  </dl>
  <div class="actions">
    <button type="button" class="ghost" data-reindex="{{ doc.id }}">Reindex</button>
    <button type="button" class="ghost danger" data-trash="{{ doc.id }}">Move to trash</button>
    <span class="muted" data-document-status role="status" aria-live="polite"></span>
  </div>
</section>

{#
  Both identities, side by side, for a document that carries authoritative source metadata. The
  section above describes the *file*; this describes what the file is a copy of, and the two are
  shown apart rather than merged so that neither can be read as the other.

  Every value here is rendered as text, including the canonical URI. It is restricted to http and
  https before it can be stored, so a link would be safe — but a URI that is never an `href` has
  no sink to get wrong, and the URI above it is plain text for the same reason.
#}
{% if doc.provenance %}
{% set src = doc.provenance %}
<section class="panel">
  <h2>Source</h2>
  {% if src.unavailable_reason %}
  <p class="muted">This document has a manifest that could not be used, so it is cited by its
    local filename. {{ src.unavailable_reason }}</p>
  {% endif %}
  <dl class="facts">
    {% if src.title %}<dt>Title at source</dt><dd>{{ src.title }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.canonical_uri %}<dt>Canonical URI</dt><dd>{{ src.canonical_uri }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.source_id %}<dt>Source identifier</dt><dd><code>{{ src.source_id }}</code></dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.version %}<dt>Source version</dt><dd>{{ src.version }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.section_path %}<dt>Section</dt><dd>{{ m.trail(src.section_path) }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.modified_at %}<dt>Modified at source</dt><dd>{{ src.modified_at }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.snapshot_path %}<dt>Local snapshot</dt><dd><code>{{ src.snapshot_path }}</code></dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.retrieved_at %}<dt>Snapshot taken</dt><dd>{{ src.retrieved_at }}</dd>{% endif %}
    {% if src.indexed_at %}<dt>Indexed here</dt><dd>{{ src.indexed_at }}</dd>{% endif %}
  </dl>
</section>
{% endif %}

{# A structured memory's claim and what it rests on. Separate from the Source panel above for the
   reason that panel gives: a document is a copy of something published elsewhere, or it is a
   claim that cites where it was said, and showing both in one place would let one be read as the
   other. #}
{% if doc.knowledge %}
<section class="panel">
  <h2>Memory</h2>
  {{ m.knowledge(doc.knowledge) }}
</section>
{% endif %}

<section class="panel">
  <h2>Blocks</h2>
  {% if panels.workbench.data.blocks %}
  <ol class="blocks">
    {% for block in panels.workbench.data.blocks %}
    <li>
      <p class="meta">
        #{{ block.position }} · {{ block.kind }} · {{ block.token_count }} tokens
        {{ m.trail(block.heading_path) }}
      </p>
      <pre>{{ block.text }}</pre>
    </li>
    {% endfor %}
  </ol>
  {% else %}{{ m.empty('This document produced no blocks.') }}{% endif %}
</section>
{% else %}{{ m.failed(panels.workbench) }}{% endif %}
{% endblock %}