ext.typ

#import "typtyp.typ"
#let tt = typtyp
#import "time.typ"
#import "classes.typ"

// This file is where you would declare an external class (not from the MPRI)
// that you take.
//
//
// You are encouraged to MAKE A PULL REQUEST with whatever you add to this file.
//
// 1. For others
//    People might be interested in this class and one person adding it can benefit many.
//
// 2. For yourself
//    The internal representation is not stable and any changes to this file are
//    *not* considered breaking changes. By not including your changes upstream
//    you implicitly sign up for having to solve merge conflicts, resolve error
//    messages, and update the internal representation yourself.
//
// Please DO NOT REMOVE CLASSES FROM THIS FILE, as it may break other people's setup.

// Here are provided the color codes for MPRI classes. If you want your new
// class to fit into one of these categories, use that color. Otherwise you should
// define a new color.
#import "mpri.typ": verif, prog, logic, algos, data
#tt.is(tt.array(tt.color), (verif, prog, logic, algos, data))
// Otherwise you can also define a new color
#let other = rgb("cf12de").lighten(50%)

// Below is a class formatter.
// It takes up to 4 parameters:
// - `name`: the full name of the class
// - `room`: the location of the class
// - `teacher`: the person teaching that class
// - `uid` (optional): some identifier of the class
// Below is just an example formatter, feel free to define your own with the same signature.
#let fmt(name, uid, teacher, room) = [
  #text(size: 11pt, weight: "bold")[#name] \
  #text(size: 11pt)[#room]
  #text(size: 8pt)[(#teacher)]
  #if uid != none [ #text(size: 8pt, weight: "bold")[[#uid]] ]
]

// The next step is to declare the class in the form
// #let my_new_class = classes.new(color, formatter, [Full Name], [Class ID], [Teacher])
// ID may be `none`.
//
// For example, below is the declaration of the class "Introduction to Bullshit",
// from the category "other" (which defines its color), given by professor Whatever.
//
// IMPORTANT: if you use external classes you will need to modify `my.typ` to
// - import them using `#import "ext.typ"` at the top
// - also add `#import "classes.typ"` for the merge function below
// - add them to your `chosen` list by appending e.g. `ext.intro_to_bullshit`
// - replace `mpri.week` with `classes.merge(mpri.week, ext.week)` to register the classes
// see `demo/ext.typ` for details
#let intro_to_bullshit = classes.new(other, fmt, [Introduction to Bullshit], none, [Whatever])

// Then create a new slot in the correct day.
// This is done through the function
//    `classes.slot(my_new_class, Room, start: starting-time, len: length, sem: semester, etcs: credits)`
// where
// - `my_new_class` is whatever name you defined just above
// - `Room` should be what Typst calls "content", the easiest way is to just write the text between `[...]`
// - `starting-time` and `length` can be built from the function `time.from-hm(hours, minutes)`
// - `semester` is one of `(1,)` for the first semester only, `(2,)` for the second semester only, or `(1,2)` for both
//    Caution: do not forget the trailing comma.
// - `credits` (integer) is however may ECTS credits this class will grant
#let week = tt.ret(classes.Week, (
  mon: (
    classes.slot(intro_to_bullshit, [in Hell], start: time.from-hm(9,42), len: time.from-hm(3,14), sem:(2,), ects: 1000),
  ),
  tue: (
  ),
  wed: (
  ),
  thu: (
  ),
  fri: (
  ),
))