{@comment
This file defines macros that can be used to generate diagrams using kroki.io

The macro `kroki` has four parameters:

* name of the diagram. This will be used as a file name for the generated PNG and hash file.
* diagram type. This is the type of diagram to generate. See https://kroki.io/#support for a list of supported diagram types.
* file type, like `svg`, `png`. This is the type of file to generate. See https://kroki.io/#support for a list of supported file types.
* the description of the diagram


Usually you invoke this macro something like

[%kroki /KROKI_ADOC/plantuml/svg/
        skinparam ranksep 20
        skinparam dpi 125
%]

Note that it is not a problem if there are '/' characters in the contents of the diagram. The macro 'kroki' is a _tail_ macro.
It means that it knows that there are only 4 parameters and does not split the last parameters along the separators.
You can use, of course, any other separator instead of '/' as you can do with user defined macros.

The macro magically recognizes the type of the file and the output of the macro will be a Markdown or Asciidoc picture reference to the generated file.
To determine the type of the file the macro looks at two extensions.
If the file ending if '.md.jam' it is a markdown. Otherwise it is asciidoc.
}

{@define [tail] kroki($name,$dt,$ft,$x)={#if /{#string (ignoreCase)|{@pos (top format=%f)}|endsWith|md.jam}/![]({kroki:download |$name|$dt|$ft|$x})/image::{kroki:download |$name|$dt|$ft|$x}[]}}

{@define kroki:download($name,$dt,$ft,$x)={#define URL={kroki:url|$dt|$ft|$x}}\
{#memoize (file="$name.$ft" hashFile="$name.$ft.hash" hashCode="{#hashCode {URL}}")
{@ident {#download (file="$name.$ft") {URL}}}}$name.$ft}

{@define kroki:url($dt,$ft,$x)=https://kroki.io/$dt/$ft/{@base64 (compress url)$x}}