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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0fdbd84
--- /dev/null
+++ b/README.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+# Myoji Accent
+
+Unfinished myoji (Japanese family name) accent dictionary.
diff --git a/accent.lisp b/accent.lisp
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..299e0af
--- /dev/null
+++ b/accent.lisp
@@ -0,0 +1,128 @@
+(in-package #:myoji-accent/accent)
+
+(defun high-accent-char-p (char)
+ "Return non-nil if CHAR is a character representing a high accent in an accent
+string."
+ (or (equalp char #\h)
+ (equalp char #\e)))
+
+(defun accent-point (reading)
+ "Parse the reading string READING and return its accent point."
+ (let ((start (position-if #'high-accent-char-p reading))
+ (end (position-if #'high-accent-char-p reading :from-end t)))
+ ;; ensure we have an actual accent point
+ (when (and start end (not (find #\h reading :start start :end end
+ :test-not 'equalp)))
+ (case (elt reading (1- (length reading)))
+ ((#\h #\H) 0) ;; 平板型
+ ((#\e #\E) (1- (length reading))) ;; 尾高型
+ ((#\l #\L) (1+ end)))))) ;; 中高型 or 頭高型
+
+(defun accent-string (mora point)
+ "Return an accent string for a word of MORA mora that has an accent of POINT."
+ (cond
+ ((not (typep point `(integer 0 ,mora))) nil)
+ ((= mora 1)
+ (format nil "~[l~;h~]e" point))
+ ((zerop point)
+ (format nil "l~a" (make-string (1- mora) :initial-element #\h)))
+ ((= point 1)
+ (format nil "h~a" (make-string (1- mora) :initial-element #\l)))
+ ((= point mora)
+ (format nil "l~ae" (make-string (1- mora) :initial-element #\h)))
+ (t
+ (format nil "l~a~a"
+ (make-string (1- point) :initial-element #\h)
+ (make-string (- mora point) :initial-element #\l)))))
+
+(defun accent-name (length point)
+ "Return the name of the accent for a word of length LENGTH with accent point
+POINT."
+ (cond
+ ((or (not point)
+ (> point length)) "不規則")
+ ((zerop point) "平板型")
+ ((= point 1) "頭高型")
+ ((= point length) "尾高型")
+ (t "中高型")))
+
+(defun small-kana-p (char)
+ "Return non-nil if char is a small kana character (e.g. ょ)."
+ (find char "ゃゅょャュョ" :test 'eql))
+
+(defun char-hl-p (char)
+ "Return non-nil if CHAR is an h or l (the letters, case insensitive)."
+ (or (equalp char #\l)
+ (equalp char #\h)))
+
+(defun valid-accent-string-p (str &optional len)
+ "Return non-nil if STR is a valid accent string. If LEN is non-nil, also check
+that STR is of the correct length for a word with LEN mora"
+ (if (and (not (zerop (length str)))
+ (equalp #\e (elt str (1- (length str)))))
+ (and (null (find-if-not #'char-hl-p str :end (1- (length str))))
+ (member (elt str (1- (length str))) '(#\l #\h #\e) :test 'equalp)
+ (or (not len) (= len (1- (length str)))))
+ (and (every #'char-hl-p str)
+ (or (not len) (= len (length str))))))
+
+(defun count-word-mora (word)
+ "Count the number of mora in WORD. Word should consist only of kana."
+ (count-if-not #'small-kana-p word))
+
+(defun accent-html (reading as)
+ "Generate HTML to render READING with the accent string AS."
+ (let ((*print-pretty* nil))
+ (if (not (valid-accent-string-p as (count-word-mora reading)))
+ reading
+ (spinneret:with-html-string
+ (loop for char-i below (length reading)
+ for char = (char-downcase (elt reading char-i))
+ for next-char = (when (< (1+ char-i) (length reading))
+ (char-downcase (elt reading (1+ char-i))))
+ for acc-i = 0 then (if (not (small-kana-p char))
+ (1+ acc-i)
+ acc-i)
+ for this-accent = (char-downcase (elt as acc-i))
+ for next-accent = (when (< (1+ acc-i) (length as))
+ (char-downcase (elt as (1+ acc-i))))
+ do
+ (:span :class
+ (format nil "tone-~a~@[~*-change~]~@[~* tone-end-change~]"
+ this-accent
+ (and next-accent (not (eql next-accent #\e))
+ (not (small-kana-p next-char))
+ (not (eql this-accent next-accent)))
+ (eql next-accent #\e))
+ char))))))
+
+(mito:deftable myoji ()
+ ((reading :col-type :binary)
+ (kanji :col-type :binary)
+ (accent-string :col-type :binary)
+ (accent-point :col-type :unsigned)
+ (accent-name :col-type :binary)
+ (accent-html :col-type :binary)))
+
+(defun initialize-connection ()
+ "Initialize the connection to the myoji database."
+ (mito:connect-toplevel :sqlite3 :database-name #P"myoji.sqlite")
+ (mito:ensure-table-exists 'myoji))
+
+(defun make-myoji (reading kanji &key accent-string accent-point)
+ "Create a myoji with READING and KANJI. You must supply exactly one of
+ACCENT-STRING or ACCENT-POINT."
+ (assert (or (and accent-string (not accent-point))
+ (and (not accent-string) accent-point))
+ (accent-string accent-point)
+ "Exactly one of ACCENT-STRING or ACCENT-POINT must be provided.")
+ (if accent-string
+ (setq accent-point (accent-point accent-string))
+ (setq accent-string (accent-string (count-word-mora reading)
+ accent-point)))
+ (make-instance 'myoji :reading reading :kanji kanji
+ :accent-string accent-string
+ :accent-point accent-point
+ :accent-name (accent-name (count-word-mora reading)
+ accent-point)
+ :accent-html (accent-html reading accent-string)))
diff --git a/entry.lisp b/entry.lisp
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..5a64a57
--- /dev/null
+++ b/entry.lisp
@@ -0,0 +1,342 @@
+(in-package :myoji-accent/entry)
+
+(defapp entry
+ :prefix "/entry"
+ :name "苗字アクセントを入力")
+
+(defparameter *entries-per-page* 2
+ "The number of entries to be shown per page.")
+
+(defwidget myoji-list-entry ()
+ ((parent :initarg :parent
+ :accessor myoji-list-entry-parent
+ :documentation "The parent list of this entry.")
+ (id :initarg :id
+ :type (integer 1)
+ :accessor myoji-list-entry-id
+ :documentation "The ID of the myoji object for this entry.")
+ (myoji :initarg :myoji
+ :type myoji
+ :accessor myoji-list-entry-myoji
+ :documentation "The myoji object for this entry.")
+ (edit-mode :initform nil
+ :type boolean
+ :accessor myoji-list-entry-edit-mode-p
+ :documentation "Weather we are in edit mode or not.")
+ (err-msg :initform nil
+ :type (or null string)
+ :accessor myoji-list-entry-error
+ :documentation "An error message to show to the user.")))
+
+(define-condition accent-error (error)
+ ((message :initarg :message
+ :accessor accent-error-message
+ :type string
+ :documentation "A description of what went wrong."))
+ (:report
+ (lambda (err stream)
+ (format stream "~a" (accent-error-message err)))))
+
+(defmethod update-db-entry ((widget myoji-list-entry) new-kanji new-reading
+ new-accent)
+ "Update the entry WIDGET with some new values provided by the user."
+ (handler-case
+ (progn
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'edit-mode) nil)
+ (let ((obj))
+ (handler-case
+ (let ((accent-point (parse-integer new-accent)))
+ (when (> accent-point (count-word-mora new-reading))
+ (signal
+ 'accent-error
+ :message
+ (format nil "Accent point too bit for word: ~a" new-accent)))
+ (setq obj (make-myoji new-reading new-kanji
+ :accent-point accent-point)))
+ (parse-error ()
+ (if (valid-accent-string-p new-accent)
+ (setq obj (make-myoji new-reading new-kanji
+ :accent-string new-accent))
+ (signal
+ 'accent-error
+ :message
+ (format nil "Not a valid accent string or number: ~a" new-accent)))))
+ (mito:insert-dao obj)
+ (mito:delete-dao (myoji-list-entry-myoji widget))))
+ (accent-error (e)
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'err-msg) (format nil "~a" e)))
+ (error ()
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'err-msg) "An internal error occured.")))
+ (reblocks/widget:update widget))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/widget:render ((widget myoji-list-entry))
+ (with-slots (myoji edit-mode err-msg) widget
+ (with-html
+ (if (or edit-mode err-msg)
+ (with-html-form (:POST #'(lambda (&key kanji reading accent
+ &allow-other-keys)
+ (update-db-entry widget kanji reading accent)))
+ (:tr
+ (:td (:input :type "text"
+ :name "kanji"
+ :value (myoji-kanji myoji)))
+ (:td (:input :type "text"
+ :name "reading"
+ :value (myoji-reading myoji)))
+ (:td :class "accented"
+ (:raw (myoji-accent-html myoji)))
+ (:td (:input :type "text"
+ :name "accent"
+ :value (myoji-accent-point myoji)))
+ (:td (myoji-accent-name myoji))
+ (:td (:input :type "submit"
+ :value "編集")
+ (:button "削除")
+ (when err-msg
+ (:br)
+ (:p :class "insert-error"
+ err-msg)))))
+ (:tr
+ (:td (myoji-kanji myoji))
+ (:td (myoji-reading myoji))
+ (:td :class "accented"
+ (:raw (myoji-accent-html myoji)))
+ (:td (myoji-accent-point myoji))
+ (:td (myoji-accent-name myoji))
+ (:td
+ (:button :onclick
+ (when (boundp 'reblocks/page::*current-page*)
+ (reblocks/actions:make-js-action
+ (lambda (&key &allow-other-keys)
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'edit-mode) t)
+ (reblocks/widget:update (myoji-list-entry-parent widget)))))
+ "編集")
+ (:button :onclick
+ (when (boundp 'reblocks/page::*current-page*)
+ (reblocks/actions:make-js-action
+ (lambda (&key &allow-other-keys)
+ ())))
+ "削除")))))))
+
+(defwidget myoji-list ()
+ ((page-num :initform 0
+ :type '(integer 0)
+ :accessor entry-page-page-num
+ :documentation "The index of the displayed page.")
+ (last-low-id :initform 0
+ :type '(integer 0)
+ :accessor entry-page-last-low-id
+ :documentation "The lowest ID from the last SQL query.")
+ (last-high-id :initform 0
+ :type '(integer 0)
+ :accessor entry-page-last-high-id
+ :documentation "The highest ID from the last SQL query.")
+ (page-entries :initform nil
+ :type 'list
+ :accessor entry-page-page-entries
+ :documentation "The myoji entries for the current page.")))
+
+(defmethod initialize-instance :after
+ ((widget myoji-list) &key &allow-other-keys)
+ ;; get the first page
+ (next-page widget))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/dependencies:get-dependencies ((widget myoji-list))
+ (append
+ (list
+ (reblocks-lass:make-dependency
+ `(.myoji-list
+ :margin-left auto
+ :margin-right auto
+ :width "90%"
+ :border "1px" "black" solid
+ (table
+ :width "100%"
+ :height "100%"
+ :font-size larger
+ :border-collapse collapse
+ :border "1px" "black" solid
+ ((:or th td)
+ :border "1px" "black" solid)
+ ((:or th td)
+ :padding "5px"))
+ (|#selector-wrapper|
+ :width "100%"
+ :display flex
+ :justify-content center
+ (span
+ :margin-left "5px"
+ :margin-right "5px")))))
+ (call-next-method)))
+
+(defmethod has-next-page-p ((widget myoji-list))
+ "Return non-nil if WIDGET can be paged forward."
+ (with-slots (page-num page-entries last-high-id) widget
+ (or (zerop page-num)
+ (and (= (length page-entries) *entries-per-page*)
+ (mito:retrieve-by-sql
+ (sxql:select (:myoji.*)
+ (sxql:from :myoji)
+ (sxql:where (:> :id last-high-id))))))))
+
+(defmethod has-previous-page-p ((widget myoji-list))
+ "Return non-nil if WIDGET can be paged back."
+ (> (slot-value widget 'page-num) 1))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/widget:render ((widget myoji-list))
+ (with-slots (page-num page-entries) widget
+ (with-html
+ (:table
+ (:tr (dolist (header '("漢字" "読み方" "アクセント" "アクセントポイント"
+ "タイプ" ""))
+ (:th header)))
+ (dolist (entry page-entries)
+ (reblocks/widget:render entry)))
+ (:div :id "selector-wrapper"
+ (when (boundp 'reblocks/page::*current-page*)
+ (if (has-previous-page-p widget)
+ (:button :onclick (reblocks/actions:make-js-action
+ (lambda (&key &allow-other-keys)
+ (next-page widget :previous t)))
+ "<")
+ (:button :disabled "disabled"
+ "<"))
+ (:span (format nil "~a" page-num))
+ (if (has-next-page-p widget)
+ (:button :onclick (reblocks/actions:make-js-action
+ (lambda (&key &allow-other-keys)
+ (next-page widget)))
+ ">")
+ (:button :disabled "disabled"
+ ">")))))))
+
+(defmethod update-page-from-query-results ((widget myoji-list) results)
+ "Update the content of the current page of WIDGET with the RESULTS, which are
+SQL query results."
+ (with-slots (page-num last-low-id last-high-id page-entries) widget
+ (loop for entry in results
+ for id = (getf entry :id)
+ maximize id into new-high
+ minimize id into new-low
+ collect
+ (make-instance 'myoji-list-entry
+ :parent widget
+ :id id
+ :myoji (apply #'mito:make-dao-instance
+ 'myoji-accent/accent:myoji
+ entry))
+ into entry-objects
+ finally
+ (setf last-low-id new-low
+ last-high-id new-high
+ page-entries entry-objects))))
+
+(defmethod reload-page ((widget myoji-list))
+ "Reload the current page for WIDGET."
+ (with-slots (last-low-id last-high-id) widget
+ (update-page-from-query-results
+ widget
+ (mito:retrieve-by-sql
+ (sxql:select (:myoji.*)
+ (sxql:from :myoji)
+ (sxql:where (:>= :id last-low-id))
+ (sxql:order-by (:asc :id))
+ (sxql:limit *entries-per-page*))))
+ (reblocks/widget:update widget)))
+
+(defmethod next-page ((widget myoji-list) &key previous)
+ "Display the next page for WIDGET."
+ (if (or (and (has-next-page-p widget) (not previous))
+ (and (has-previous-page-p widget) previous))
+ (with-slots (page-num last-low-id last-high-id) widget
+ (update-page-from-query-results
+ widget
+ (mito:retrieve-by-sql
+ (sxql:select (:myoji.*)
+ (sxql:from :myoji)
+ (if previous
+ (sxql:where (:< :id last-low-id))
+ (sxql:where (:> :id last-high-id)))
+ (if previous
+ (sxql:order-by (:desc :id))
+ (sxql:order-by (:asc :id)))
+ (sxql:limit *entries-per-page*))))
+ (setf page-num (if previous (1- page-num) (1+ page-num)))
+ (reblocks/widget:update widget))))
+
+(defwidget entry-page ()
+ ((list :initform (make-instance 'myoji-list)
+ :type 'myoji-list
+ :documentation "The list of already existing entries.")))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/dependencies:get-dependencies ((widget entry-page))
+ (append
+ (list
+ (reblocks-lass:make-dependency
+ `(.entry-page
+ :width "100%"
+ (|#add-form|
+ :margin-top "20px"
+ :display "flex"
+ :justify-content center
+ ((:or (:and span (:not :first-of-type)) |#submit-button|)
+ :margin-left "10px")
+ (span
+ :margin-right "5px"))
+ (.accented
+ (span.tone-h
+ :border-top "1px" solid ,*pitch-color*)
+ (span.tone-l
+ :border-bottom "1px" solid ,*pitch-color*)
+ (span.tone-h-change
+ :border solid ,*pitch-color*
+ :border-width "1px" "1px" "0px" "0px")
+ (span.tone-l-change
+ :border solid ,*pitch-color*
+ :border-width "0px" "1px" "1px" "0px")
+ (span.tone-end-change
+ :border-right "1px")))))
+ (call-next-method)))
+
+(defun string-integer-p (str)
+ "Return non-nil if STR is all digits."
+ (every #'digit-char-p str))
+
+(defmethod handle-add-myoji ((widget entry-page) reading kanji accent)
+ "Add a new myoji to the database."
+ (let ((mora (count-word-mora reading)))
+ (cond
+ ((string-integer-p accent)
+ (mito:insert-dao (make-myoji reading kanji
+ :accent-point (parse-integer accent))))
+ ((valid-accent-string-p accent mora)
+ (mito:insert-dao (make-myoji reading kanji
+ :accent-string accent)))
+ (t ;; TODO error
+ ))
+ (reblocks/widget:update widget)))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/widget:render ((widget entry-page))
+ (with-html
+ (reblocks/widget:render (slot-value widget 'list))
+ (with-html-form (:POST #'(lambda (&key reading kanji accent
+ &allow-other-keys)
+ (handle-add-myoji widget reading kanji accent))
+ :id "add-form")
+ (:span "読み方：")
+ (:input :type "text"
+ :name "reading")
+ (:span "漢字：")
+ (:input :type "text"
+ :name "kanji")
+ (:span "アクセント：")
+ (:input :type "text"
+ :name "accent")
+ (:input :id "submit-button"
+ :type "submit"
+ :value "追加"))))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/page:init-page ((app entry) (url-path string) expire-at)
+ (declare (ignorable url-path expire-at))
+ (setf (reblocks/page:get-title) "苗字アクセントを入力")
+ (make-instance 'entry-page))
diff --git a/index.lisp b/index.lisp
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..51edb1f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/index.lisp
@@ -0,0 +1,122 @@
+(in-package #:myoji-accent/index)
+
+(defapp index
+ :prefix "/"
+ :name "苗字アクセント辞典")
+
+(defwidget index-page ()
+ ((last-search :initform nil
+ :type '(or string null)
+ :documentation "The last received query.")
+ (myoji-list :initform nil
+ :type 'list
+ :documentation "List of myoji that where returned by the last
+search.")))
+
+(defparameter *pitch-color* "red"
+ "The color of pitch accent lines.")
+
+(defmethod reblocks/dependencies:get-dependencies ((widget index-page))
+ (append
+ (list
+ (reblocks-lass:make-dependency
+ `(.index-page
+ :width "50%"
+ :margin auto
+ :margin-top "15%"
+ (|#page-title|
+ :text-align "center"
+ :font-size xxx-large
+ :margin-bottom "30px")
+ (|#search-form|
+ :margin auto
+ :width "70%"
+ :display flex
+ (|#query-input|
+ :font-size xx-large
+ :flex auto)
+ (|#submit-button|
+ :margin-left "5px"
+ :font-size xx-large))
+ (|#error-message|
+ :margin-top "20px"
+ :font-size xx-large
+ :text-align center
+ :color "red")
+ (|#entry-list|
+ :margin-top "20px"
+ (.myoji-entry
+ :font-size xx-large
+ :text-align center
+ ((:parent (:not :first-child))
+ :margin-top "10px")))
+ (.accented
+ (span.tone-h
+ :border-top "1px" solid ,*pitch-color*)
+ (span.tone-l
+ :border-bottom "1px" solid ,*pitch-color*)
+ (span.tone-h-change
+ :border solid ,*pitch-color*
+ :border-width "1px" "1px" "0px" "0px")
+ (span.tone-l-change
+ :border solid ,*pitch-color*
+ :border-width "0px" "1px" "1px" "0px")
+ (span.tone-end-change
+ :border-right "1px")))))
+ (call-next-method)))
+
+(defun empty-query-p (query)
+ "Return non-nil if QUERY is empty or contains only spaces."
+ (null (set-difference (coerce query 'list) '(#\Ideographic_Space #\Space
+ #\No-break_Space #\Tab)
+ :test 'eql)))
+
+(defmethod handle-search ((widget index-page) &key query)
+ (if (empty-query-p query)
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'last-search) nil
+ (slot-value widget 'myoji-list) nil)
+ (let ((myoji-list
+ (union (mito:retrieve-dao 'myoji-accent/accent:myoji :kanji query)
+ (mito:retrieve-dao 'myoji-accent/accent:myoji :reading query))))
+ (setf (slot-value widget 'last-search) query
+ (slot-value widget 'myoji-list) myoji-list)))
+ (reblocks/widget:update widget))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/widget:render ((widget index-page))
+ (with-slots (last-search myoji-list) widget
+ (with-html
+ (:div :id "page-title"
+ "苗字アクセント辞典")
+ (with-html-form (:POST #'(lambda (&key query &allow-other-keys)
+ (handle-search widget :query query))
+ :id "search-form")
+ (:input :id "query-input"
+ :type "text"
+ :name "query"
+ :placeholder "苗字を入力して検索する"
+ :value (or (slot-value widget 'last-search) ""))
+ (:input :id "submit-button"
+ :type "submit"
+ :value "検索"))
+ (cond
+ (myoji-list
+ (:div :id "entry-list"
+ (dolist (myoji myoji-list)
+ (with-accessors ((kanji myoji-kanji)
+ (accent-point myoji-accent-point)
+ (accent-name myoji-accent-name)
+ (accent-html myoji-accent-html))
+ myoji
+ (:div :class "myoji-entry"
+ (format nil "~a " kanji)
+ (:raw (format nil "→ <span class=accented>~a</span>"
+ accent-html))
+ (format nil " [~a] (~a)" accent-point accent-name))))))
+ (last-search
+ (:div :id "error-message"
+ "該当する苗字がみつかりませんでした。"))))))
+
+(defmethod reblocks/page:init-page ((app index) (url-path string) expire-at)
+ (declare (ignorable url-path expire-at))
+ (setf (reblocks/page:get-title) "苗字アクセント辞典")
+ (make-instance 'index-page))
diff --git a/myoji-accent.asd b/myoji-accent.asd
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+(defsystem #:myoji-accent
+ :version "0.1.0"
+ :description "Website for looking up the accent of Japanese family names."
+ :author "Alexander Rosenberg <zanderpkg@pm.me>"
+ :maintainer "Alexander Rosenberg <zanderpkg@pm.me>"
+ :homepage "https://git.zander.im/Zander671/myoji-accent"
+ :license "AGPL3"
+ :depends-on (#:uiop
+ #:reblocks
+ #:reblocks-ui
+ #:reblocks-lass
+ #:mito)
+ :serial t
+ :components
+ ((:file "packages")
+ (:file "accent")
+ (:file "index")
+ (:file "entry")))
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+(defpackage #:myoji-accent/accent
+ (:use #:cl)
+ (:export #:accent-point
+ #:accent-string
+ #:accent-name
+ #:count-word-mora
+ #:valid-accent-string-p
+ #:myoji
+ #:myoji-reading
+ #:myoji-kanji
+ #:myoji-accent-string
+ #:myoji-accent-point
+ #:myoji-accent-name
+ #:myoji-accent-html
+ #:make-myoji
+ #:initialize-connection))
+
+(defpackage #:myoji-accent/index
+ (:use #:cl #:myoji-accent/accent)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/html
+ #:with-html)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks-ui/form
+ #:with-html-form)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/widget
+ #:defwidget)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/app
+ #:defapp)
+ (:export #:*pitch-color*))
+
+(defpackage #:myoji-accent/entry
+ (:use #:cl #:myoji-accent/accent)
+ (:import-from #:myoji-accent/index
+ #:*pitch-color*)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/html
+ #:with-html)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks-ui/form
+ #:with-html-form)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/widget
+ #:defwidget)
+ (:import-from #:reblocks/app
+ #:defapp))