Crate bem 

bem is a Rust crate that provides a simple and intuitive interface to work with BEM (Block Element Modifier) notation. It includes functions to parse BEM blocks, elements, and their modifiers, and to convert them to and from JSON representation.

With this crate, you can easily serialize and deserialize BEM structures in your Rust applications, making it an excellent choice for web developers, CSS authors, and anyone working with BEM-based design.

Features

• Parse BEM Notation: Use the parse function to interpret BEM strings and create corresponding Rust structures.
• JSON Serialization and Deserialization: Convert BEM blocks to JSON strings and vice versa with the to_json and from_json functions.
• Customizable Models: Work with BEMBlock and BEMElement structs to represent BEM structures, supporting custom modifiers and elements.

Quick Start

Add the crate to your Cargo.toml and start working with BEM structures right away!

use bem::{BEMBlock, to_json, from_json};

let bem_block = BEMBlock { name: "media-player".to_string(), modifiers: vec![], elements: vec![] };
let json = to_json(&bem_block).unwrap();
let bem_block_from_json = from_json(&json).unwrap();

Please see the individual function and structure documentation for detailed information and examples.

Structs

BEMBlock

Represents a BEM (Block Element Modifier) block, which consists of a name, a list of modifiers, and a list of elements.

BEMElement

Represents an element within a BEM block, with its own name and list of modifiers.

Functions

from_json

Converts a JSON string into a BEMBlock.

parse

Parses a BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) syntax string into a structured representation.

to_json

Converts a BEMBlock into a JSON string.

to_json_pretty

Converts a BEMBlock into a pretty-printed JSON string.