How to configure Rocker to use GuavaHtmlStringify?

[franz1981]

I cannot find how to configure the template engine to use GuavaHtmlStringify instead of the default one for the DefaultRockerTemplate.__internal if not by manually allocating the view and override DefaultRockerTemplate buildTemplate() to create a custom one (manually crafted) like this

    private static final DefaultHtmlStringify STRINGIFY = new GuavaHtmlStringify();

    private static class CustomFortunesTemplate extends Fortunes.Template {

        public CustomFortunesTemplate(Fortunes model) {
            super(model);
            // super would set contentType HTML and force `DefaultHtmlStringify` :"(
            __internal.setStringify(STRINGIFY);
        }
    }

[jjlauer]

If gauva is on the classpath, I believe that becomes the default used.

[franz1981]

TBH by debugging it doesn't seem what's happening...

[jjlauer]

Hmm.. it appears the Guava activation was commented out at some point. In RockerStringify:

static public final RockerStringify RAW = new RawStringify();
//static public final RockerStringify HTML = RockerRuntime.createDefaultHtmlStringify();
static public final RockerStringify HTML = new DefaultHtmlStringify();

The createDefaultHtmlStringify does activate Guava, otherwise the way it is now, it won't be. Not sure why this is commented out, but if you wanted to uncomment it, and try it locally out and let me know. Not sure if there was a good reason why this was commented out though at some point.

[jjlauer]

Actually, I just fixed a unit test that was failing if i re-activated it, and it seems to work well now. I pushed up to master fixing this guava issue. I'll run master thru a number of production tests though to make sure this wasn't significant.