{% include variables.html %}

{% if site.data.releases and site.data.releases.stable and site.data.releases.stable.latest %}

{% assign desiredPath = site.data.releases.stable.latest | append: '/index.html' %}
{% assign desiredPage = nil %}

{% for singlePage in site.pages %}
  {% assign comparingPath = '/' | append: singlePage.path %}
  {% if comparingPath == desiredPath %}
    {% assign desiredPage = singlePage %}
  {% endif %}
{% endfor %}

{% if desiredPage and desiredPage.jsdocNav %}
<ul>
  <li class="heading {% if page.url contains singlePage.url %}current-section{% endif %} {% if page.url == singlePage.url %}current-page{% endif %}">Reference Docs</li>

  {% for navGroupHash in desiredPage.jsdocNav %}
    {% for navGroup in navGroupHash %}
      <li class="subheading">{{ navGroup[0] }}</li>
      {% for navGroupItem in navGroup[1] %}
        {% comment %}
          This is disgusting :(

          Basically take the anchor the JSDoc spits out
          <a href="Page.html">Page</a>
          Split it at href=
          ['<a ', 'Page.html>Page</a>']
          Then join the two together with a href with the relative path.
        {% endcomment %}

        {% assign anchorHrefSplit = navGroupItem | split: 'href="' %}
        {% assign correctedHref = 'href="' | append: project_root_url | append: site.data.releases.stable.latest | append: '/' %}
        {% assign alteredAnchor = anchorHrefSplit | join: correctedHref %}
        <li>{{ alteredAnchor }}</li>
      {% endfor %}
    {% endfor %}
  {% endfor %}

</ul>
{% endif %}
{% endif %}