#+title: Göktuğ's Emacs Lisp Bits #+options: toc:t num:nil tasks:todo #+category: elisp

• Introduction :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: introduction :END:

This repository is a swarm for all the Elisp stuff I published. Most files will have licence information in it, which don't are licenced under the MIT licence, whose text is available in the LICENSE file.

• What's here? :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: whatshere :END:

Below is a listing of all the programs here:

** =forecast.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: forecast-el :END: «forecast.el» is a weather forecast report generator, currently using data from [[https://darksky.net][Dark Sky]] (but I plan to add other backends in the future).

[[./forecast.el.png]]

** =paper-theme.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: paper :END: «Paper» is a little, minimal emacs theme that is meant to be simple and consistent.

It was first intended to resemble the look of paper, but has diverged from that objective. Still, though, I keep calling it Paper, as I like that name.

Paper uses a small colour palette over all the elements. Org headings are specially treated with a palette of equidistant colours. The colours and heading font sizes are calculated using base and factor values which can be edited. See source.

It's most adapted for ELisp-Org users, as I'm one such user, though it works fine with Markdown, Textile, Python, JavaScript, Html, Diff, Magit, etc.

[[./paper1.gif]]

** =pass-listing.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: pass-listing-el :END: «pass-listing» is a simple frontend to the [[https://www.passwordstore.org/][pass]] utility. It uses the functions from =password-store.el=.

** =bsdpkg.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: bsdpkg-el :END: «bsdpkg» is an Emacs interface to FreeBSD =pkg(1)=. It's planned to genericise the package to support all *BSD packaging systems, and the module is written with that sort of extensibility in mind.

#+BEGIN_QUOTE This is experimental, and kind-of obsoleted as I don't use BSD at the moment. I'd be happy to accept changes or to hand it over if anybody will be interested. #+END_QUOTE

** =bibliothek.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: bibliothek-el :END: «bibliothek.el» is a personal PDF library manager. Presently it only displays a concatenated tabular list of PDF files from many locations, and allows to open the files or view metadata from that list. Find below a screenshot of the default view. I intend to add some functionality for moving PDF files around and editing the metadata.

[[./bibliothek.png]]

** =gk-unilat.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: gk-unilat-el :END: «gk-unilat» is a unified input method for European variants of the Latin alphabet.

It aims to provide comprehensive support for typing characters found in different European versions of the Latin alphabet, in a unified, predictable way.

** =gk-greek.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: gk-greek-el :END: «gk-greek» is a transliterating input method for modern Greek.

Translates input in Greek latinization into Greek alphabet. Mappings are based on vocal correspondence and common modern transliteration.

** =org-variable-pitch.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: ovp :END: «org-variable-pitch.el» is a minor mode that enables ‘variable-pitch-mode’ in the current Org-mode buffer, and sets some particular faces up so that they are are rendered in fixed-width font. Also, indentation, list bullets and checkboxes are displayed in monospace, in order to keep the shape of the outline.

** =dollar.el= :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: dollar-el :END: This package provides a macro named $ where in its body symbols in the form $N where N is a positive integer are to stand for positional arguments to the generated lambda.

If the car of the body is a vector though, that vector becomes the argument list of the new lambda.

Some examples:

#+BEGIN_SRC elisp ($ (message "Hello, %s" $1)) (funcall ($ (* $1 $1)) 2) (reduce ($ [a b] (concat a b)) (list "hel" "lo")) #+END_SRC

• Contributing :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: contributing :EXPORT_FILE_NAME: docs/CONTRIBUTING :EXPORT_OPTIONS: toc:nil title:nil author:nil :END:

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