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ref(repo): Refactor resume into single importable function

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Moved all 'behind-the-scenes' structure to 'lib/' folder and made resume
importable as the main utility.
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Marty Oehme 2025-03-18 17:00:01 +01:00
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// https://github.com/ntjess/wrap-it?tab=readme-ov-file
#let styled = text(red)[lorem].func()
#let _gridded(dir, fixed, to-wrap, ..kwargs) = {
let dir-kwargs = (:)
if dir not in (ltr, rtl) {
panic("Specify either `rtl` or `ltr` as the wrap direction")
}
let args = if dir == rtl {
(to-wrap, fixed)
} else {
(fixed, to-wrap)
}
grid(..args, columns: 2, rows: 2, column-gutter: 1em, ..kwargs)
}
#let _grid-height(content, container-size) = {
measure(box(width: container-size.width, content)).height
}
#let _get-chunk(words, end, reverse, start: 0) = {
if end < 0 {
return words.join(" ")
}
if reverse {
words = words.rev()
}
let subset = words.slice(start, end)
if reverse {
subset = subset.rev()
}
subset.join(" ")
}
#let _get-wrap-index(height-func, words, goal-height, reverse) = {
for index in range(1, words.len(), step: 1) {
let cur-height = height-func(_get-chunk(words, index, reverse))
if cur-height > goal-height {
return index - 1
}
}
return -1
}
#let _rewrap(element, new-content) = {
let fields = element.fields()
for key in ("body", "text", "children", "child") {
if key in fields {
let _ = fields.remove(key)
}
}
let positional = (new-content,)
if "styles" in fields {
positional.push(fields.remove("styles"))
}
element.func()(..fields, ..positional)
}
#let split-other(body, height-func, goal-height, align, splitter-func) = {
(wrapped: none, rest: body)
}
#let split-has-text(body, height-func, goal-height, align, splitter-func) = {
let words = body.text.split(" ")
let reverse = align.y == bottom
let wrap-index = _get-wrap-index(height-func, words, goal-height, reverse)
let _rewrap = _rewrap.with(body)
if wrap-index > 0 {
let chunk = _rewrap(_get-chunk(words, wrap-index, reverse))
let end-chunk = _rewrap(_get-chunk(words, words.len(), reverse, start: wrap-index))
(
wrapped: context {
chunk
linebreak(justify: par.justify)
},
rest: end-chunk,
)
} else {
(wrapped: none, rest: body)
}
}
#let split-has-children(body, height-func, goal-height, align, splitter-func) = {
let reverse = align.y == bottom
let children = if reverse {
body.children.rev()
} else {
body.children
}
for (ii, child) in children.enumerate() {
let prev-children = children.slice(0, ii).join()
let new-height-func(child) = {
height-func((prev-children, child).join())
}
let height = new-height-func(child)
if height <= goal-height {
continue
}
// height func calculator should now account for prior children
let split = splitter-func(child, new-height-func, goal-height, align)
let new-children = (..children.slice(0, ii), split.wrapped)
let new-rest = children.slice(ii + 1)
if split.rest != none {
new-rest.insert(0, split.rest)
}
if reverse {
new-children = new-children.rev()
new-rest = new-rest.rev()
}
return (
wrapped: _rewrap(body, new-children),
rest: _rewrap(body, new-rest),
)
}
panic("This function should only be called if the seq child should be split")
}
#let split-has-body(body, height-func, goal-height, align, splitter-func) = {
// Elements that can be split and have a 'body' field.
let splittable = (strong, emph, underline, stroke, overline, highlight, list.item, styled)
let new-height-func(content) = {
height-func(_rewrap(body, content))
}
let args = (new-height-func, goal-height, align, splitter-func)
let body-text = body.at("body", default: body.at("child", default: none))
if body.func() in splittable {
let result = splitter-func(body-text, new-height-func, goal-height, align)
if result.wrapped != none {
return (wrapped: _rewrap(body, result.wrapped), rest: _rewrap(body, result.rest))
} else {
return split-other(body, ..args)
}
}
// Shape doesn't split nicely, so treat it as unwrappable
return split-other(body, ..args)
}
#let splitter(body, height-func, goal-height, align) = {
let self-height = height-func(body)
if self-height <= goal-height {
return (wrapped: body, rest: none)
}
if type(body) == str {
body = text(body)
}
let body-splitter = if body.has("text") {
split-has-text
} else if body.has("body") or body.has("child") {
split-has-body
} else if body.has("children") {
split-has-children
} else {
split-other
}
return body-splitter(body, height-func, goal-height, align, splitter)
}
#let _inner-wrap-content(to-wrap, y-align, grid-func, container-size, ..grid-kwargs) = {
let height-func(txt) = _grid-height(grid-func(txt), container-size)
let goal-height = height-func([])
if y-align == top {
goal-height += measure(v(1em)).height
}
let result = splitter(to-wrap, height-func, goal-height, y-align)
if y-align == top {
grid-func(result.wrapped)
result.rest
} else {
result.rest
grid-func(result.wrapped)
}
}
/// Places `to-wrap` next to `fixed`, wrapping `to-wrap` as its height overflows `fixed`.
///
/// *Basic Use:*
/// ```typ
/// #let body = lorem(40)
/// #wrap-content(rect(fill: teal), body)
/// ```
///
/// *Something More Fun:*
/// ```typ
/// #set par(justify: true)
/// // Helpers; not required
/// #let grad(map) = {
/// gradient.linear(
/// ..eval("color.map." + map)
/// )
/// }
/// #let make-fig(fill) = {
/// set figure.caption(separator: "")
/// fill = grad(fill)
/// figure(
/// rect(fill: fill, radius: 0.5em),
/// caption: [],
/// )
/// }
/// #let (fig1, fig2) = {
/// ("viridis", "plasma").map(make-fig)
/// }
/// #wrap-content(fig1, body, align: right)
/// #wrap-content(fig2, [#body #body], align: bottom)
/// ```
///
/// Note that you can increase the distance between a figure's bottom and the wrapped
/// text by boxing it with an inset:
/// ```typ
/// #let spaced = box(
/// make-fig("rocket"),
/// inset: (bottom: 0.3em)
/// )
/// #wrap-content(spaced, body)
/// ```
///
/// - fixed (content): Content that will not be wrapped, (i.e., a figure).
///
/// - to-wrap (content): Content that will be wrapped, (i.e., text). Currently, logic
/// works best with pure-text content, but hypothetically will work with any `content`.
///
/// - align (alignment): Alignment of `fixed` relative to `to-wrap`. `top` will align
/// the top of `fixed` with the top of `to-wrap`, and `bottom` will align the bottom of
/// `fixed` with the bottom of `to-wrap`. `left` and `right` alignments determine
/// horizontal alignment of `fixed` relative to `to-wrap`. Alignments can be combined,
/// i.e., `bottom + right` will align the bottom-right corner of `fixed` with the
/// bottom-right corner of `to-wrap`.
/// ```typ
/// #wrap-content(
/// make-fig("turbo"),
/// body,
/// align: bottom + right
/// )
/// ```
///
/// - size (size, auto): Size of the wrapping container. If `auto`, this will be set to
/// the current container size. Otherwise, wrapping logic will attempt to stay within
/// the provided constraints.
///
/// - ..grid-kwargs (any): Keyword arguments to pass to the underlying `grid` function.
/// Of note:
/// - `column-gutter` controls horizontal margin between `fixed` and `to-wrap`. Or,
/// you can surround the fixed content in a box with `(inset: ...)` for more
/// fine-grained control.
/// - `columns` can be set to force sizing of `fixed` and `to-wrap`. For instance,
/// `columns: (50%, 50%)` will force `fixed` and `to-wrap` to each take up half
/// of the available space. If content isn't this big, the fill will be blank
/// margin.
/// ```typ
/// #let spaced = box(
/// make-fig("mako"), inset: 0.5em
/// )
/// #wrap-content(spaced, body)
/// ```
/// ```typ
/// #wrap-content(
/// make-fig("spectral"),
/// body,
/// align: bottom,
/// columns: (50%, 50%),
/// )
/// ```
///
#let wrap-content(
fixed,
to-wrap,
align: top + left,
size: auto,
..grid-kwargs,
) = {
if center in (align.x, align.y) {
panic("Center alignment is not supported")
}
// "none" x alignment defaults to left
let dir = if align.x == right {
rtl
} else {
ltr
}
let gridded(..args) = box(_gridded(dir, fixed, ..grid-kwargs, ..args))
// "none" y alignment defaults to top
let y-align = if align.y == bottom {
bottom
} else {
top
}
if size != auto {
_inner-wrap-content(to-wrap, y-align, gridded, size, ..grid-kwargs)
} else {
layout(container-size => {
_inner-wrap-content(to-wrap, y-align, gridded, container-size, ..grid-kwargs)
})
}
}
/// Wrap a body of text around two pieces of content. The logic only works if enough text
/// exists to overflow both the top and bottom content. Use this instead of 2 separate
/// `wrap-content` calls if you want to avoid a paragraph break between the top and bottom
/// content.
///
/// *Example:*
/// ```typ
/// #let fig1 = make-fig("inferno")
/// #let fig2 = make-fig("rainbow")
/// #wrap-top-bottom(fig1, fig2, lorem(60))
/// ```
/// - top-fixed (content): Content that will not be wrapped, (i.e., a figure).
/// - bottom-fixed (content): Content that will not be wrapped, (i.e., a figure).
/// - body (content): Content that will be wrapped, (i.e., text)
/// - top-kwargs (any): Keyword arguments to pass to the underlying `wrap-content` function
/// for the top content. `x` alignment is kept (left/right), but `y` alignment is
/// overridden to `top`.
/// - bottom-kwargs (any): Keyword arguments to pass to the underlying `wrap-content` function
/// for the bottom content. `x` alignment is kept (left/right), but `y` alignment is
/// overridden to `bottom`.
///
#let wrap-top-bottom(
top-fixed,
bottom-fixed,
body,
top-kwargs: (:),
bottom-kwargs: (:),
) = {
top-kwargs = top-kwargs + (
align: top-kwargs.at("align", default: top + left).x + top,
)
bottom-kwargs = bottom-kwargs + (
align: bottom-kwargs.at("align", default: bottom + right).x + bottom,
)
layout(size => {
let wrapfig(..args) = wrap-content(size: size, ..args)
wrapfig(top-fixed, ..top-kwargs)[
#wrapfig(bottom-fixed, ..bottom-kwargs)[
#body
]
]
})
}