NUI

NUI is abandoned due to being overly complicated and hard to integrate into Nyxt

NUI is a set of Spinneret tags useful in documentation, blog posts, and other text-centric HTML interfaces. It originates from Nyxt, where it’s used in the manual and help system.

The tags that NUI provides are:

• Text/structure tags:

  :nsection

  section, its heading with a link to itself, and a linkable ID.

  :ntoc

  auto-generated Table of Contents for the provided HTML.

• Lisp-specific tags:

  :nkey

  Emacs-like key rendering with CUA notation as a tooltip.

  :ncode

  Lisp (or non-Lisp) code listing, enriched with symbol references and customizable actions.

  :nxref

  reference to a symbol in a configurable documentation source.

• Interactive tags:

  :nbutton

  a button invoking the action you provide.

  :nselect

  <select> tag with actions bound to it.

  :ninput

  input area tracking every modification and focus.

Getting started

Clone the Git repository:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nui ~/common-lisp/

And then load :nui in the REPL:

(asdf:load-system :nui)
;; or, if you use Quicklisp
(ql:quickload :nui)

Tag helpers

NUI exposes a set of methods that define how to process tag arguments and bodies. One has to specialize these methods before using NUI.

History

NFiles was originally developed for user file management in Nyxt, so the “N” may stand for it, or “New”, or whatever poetic meaning you may find behind it!