;;; prelude.el --- My attempt at augmenting Elisp stdlib -*- lexical-binding: t -*-
;; Author: William Carroll <wpcarro@gmail.com>
;; Version: 0.0.1
;; Package-Requires: ((emacs "24.3"))
;; Homepage: https://user.git.corp.google.com/wpcarro/briefcase
;;; Commentary:
;; Some of these ideas are scattered across other modules like `fs',
;; `string-functions', etc. I'd like to keep everything modular. I still don't
;; have an answer for which items belond in `misc'; I don't want that to become
;; a dumping grounds. Ideally this file will `require' all other modules and
;; define just a handful of functions.
;; TODO: Consider removing all dependencies from prelude.el.
;;; Code:
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;; Dependencies
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(require 'dash)
(require 's)
(require 'f)
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;; Utilities
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(defun prelude-to-string (x)
"Convert X to a string."
(format "%s" x))
(defun prelude-inspect (&rest args)
"Message ARGS where ARGS are any type."
(->> args
(-map #'prelude-to-string)
(apply #'s-concat)
message))
(defmacro prelude-call-process-to-string (cmd &rest args)
"Return the string output of CMD called with ARGS."
`(with-temp-buffer
(call-process ,cmd nil (current-buffer) nil ,@args)
(buffer-string)))
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;; Assertions
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;; TODO: Should I `throw' instead of `error' here?
(defmacro prelude-assert (x)
"Errors unless X is t.
These are strict assertions and purposely do not rely on truthiness."
(let ((as-string (prelude-to-string x)))
`(unless (equal t ,x)
(error (s-concat "Assertion failed: " ,as-string)))))
(defmacro prelude-refute (x)
"Errors unless X is nil."
(let ((as-string (prelude-to-string x)))
`(unless (equal nil ,x)
(error (s-concat "Refutation failed: " ,as-string)))))
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;; Adapter functions
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(defun prelude-identity (x)
"Return X unchanged."
x)
(defun prelude-const (x)
"Return a variadic lambda that will return X."
(lambda (&rest _) x))
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;; Miscellaneous
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;; TODO: Consider packaging these into a linum-color.el package.
;; TODO: Generate the color used here from the theme.
(defvar prelude--linum-safe? nil
"Flag indicating whether it is safe to work with function `linum-mode'.")
(defvar prelude--linum-mru-color nil
"Stores the color most recently attempted to be applied.")
(add-hook 'linum-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(setq prelude--linum-safe? t)
(when (maybe-some? prelude--linum-mru-color)
(set-face-foreground 'linum prelude--linum-mru-color))))
(defun prelude-set-line-number-color (color)
"Safely set linum color to `COLOR'.
If this is called before Emacs initializes, the color will be stored in
`prelude--linum-mru-color' and applied once initialization completes.
Why is this safe?
If `(set-face-foreground 'linum)' is called before initialization completes,
Emacs will silently fail. Without this function, it is easy to introduce
difficult to troubleshoot bugs in your init files."
(if prelude--linum-safe?
(set-face-foreground 'linum color)
(setq prelude--linum-mru-color color)))
(defun prelude-prompt (prompt)
"Read input from user with PROMPT."
(read-string prompt))
(cl-defun prelude-start-process (&key name command)
"Pass command string, COMMAND, and the function name, NAME.
This is a wrapper around `start-process' that has an API that resembles
`shell-command'."
;; TODO: Fix the bug with tokenizing here, since it will split any whitespace
;; character, even though it shouldn't in the case of quoted string in shell.
;; e.g. - "xmodmap -e 'one two three'" => '("xmodmap" "-e" "'one two three'")
(prelude-refute (s-contains? "'" command))
(let* ((tokens (s-split " " command))
(program-name (nth 0 tokens))
(program-args (cdr tokens)))
(apply #'start-process
`(,(format "*%s<%s>*" program-name name)
,nil
,program-name
,@program-args))))
(defun prelude-executable-exists? (name)
"Return t if CLI tool NAME exists according to `exec-path'."
(let ((file (locate-file name exec-path)))
(require 'maybe)
(if (maybe-some? file)
(f-exists? file)
nil)))
(defmacro prelude-time (x)
"Print the time it takes to evaluate X."
`(benchmark 1 ',x))
(provide 'prelude)
;;; prelude.el ends here
