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(defpackage :cl-sbt-utility
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(:use :cl)
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(:export
:spacing
:text)
(:documentation "A module for generating Bootstrap utility classes."))
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(in-package :cl-sbt-utility)
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(defun spacing (&key (property nil) (side nil) (size nil) (breakpoint nil))
"Generates a Bootstrap spacing class.
PROPERTY: Specifies the property, should be :m (margin) or :p (padding).
SIDE: Specifies the side, should be :t (top), :b (bottom), :s (start),
:e (end), :x (horizontal), :y (vertical), or nil (all sides).
SIZE: Specifies the size, should be a number from 0 to 5, or :auto.
BREAKPOINT: Specifies the breakpoint, should be :xs, :sm, :md, :lg, :xl, or
:xxl, or nil (all breakpoints).
Example 1:
(spacing (:property :m :side :t :size 3 :breakpoint :md))
; This will generate a string 'mt-md-3'
Example 2:
(spacing (:property :p :side :b :size 2 :breakpoint :lg))
; This will generate a string 'pb-lg-2', which represents a large breakpoint
; with bottom padding of size 2.
Example 3:
(spacing (:property :m :size :auto))
; This will generate a string 'm-auto', which sets auto margin on all sides
; for all breakpoints.
Example 4:
(spacing (:property :p :side :x :size 5))
; This will generate a string 'px-5', which sets horizontal padding of size 5
; for all breakpoints."
(let ((property-str (if (null property) "" (string property)))
(side-str (if (null side) "" (string side)))
(size-str (if (null size) "" (if (eq size :auto) "auto" (format nil "~d" size))))
(breakpoint-str (if (null breakpoint) "" (format nil "~a-" (string breakpoint)))))
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(string-downcase (concatenate 'string " " property-str side-str "-" breakpoint-str size-str))))
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(defun text (&rest args)
"Generates a Bootstrap text class based on provided arguments.
ARGS: A list of keyword arguments specifying the properties of the text. For
example, (:alignment :center :transform :capitalize) would result in the string
'text-center text-capitalize'.
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Returns a string that can be used as a CSS class for the text.
Example 1:
(text :alignment :start :wrap :t :break :t)
; This will generate a string 'text-start text-wrap text-break'
Example 2:
(text :alignment :center :wrap :no)
; This will generate a string 'text-center text-nowrap'
Example 3:
(text :alignment :end)
; This will generate a string 'text-end'
Example 4:
(text :wrap :t)
; This will generate a string 'text-start text-wrap', where 'text-start' is
; the default alignment."
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(let ((alignment (cadr (member :alignment args)))
(wrap (cadr (member :wrap args)))
(tbreak (cadr (member :break args))))
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(concatenate 'string " "
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(case alignment
(:start "text-start ")
(:center "text-center ")
(:end "text-end ")
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(t ""))
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(case wrap
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(:t "text-wrap ")
(:no "text-nowrap ")
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(t ""))
(case tbreak
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(:t "text-break ")
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(t "")))))