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@altopelago/aeon-core

v0.9.0

Published

The canonical, safe entry point for AEON processing.

Readme

@altopelago/aeon-core

The canonical, safe entry point for AEON processing.

Installation

pnpm add @altopelago/aeon-core

Implementation docs:

Quick Start

import { compile } from '@altopelago/aeon-core';

const input = `
config = {
  host = "localhost"
  port:int32 = 8080
}
`;

const result = compile(input);

if (result.errors.length === 0) {
  for (const event of result.events) {
    console.log(event.path, event.value);
  }
} else {
  for (const error of result.errors) {
    console.error(error.message);
  }
}

What You Get

  • events: Assignment Events emitted from the source document
  • errors: diagnostics from lexing, parsing, and downstream compile phases

Common Patterns

Fail closed by default

compile() returns an empty events array if any phase reports errors. That is the production-safe default.

Recovery mode for tooling

Use recovery mode only when partial output is useful for editors or diagnostics:

const result = compile(input, { recovery: true });

console.log(result.events); // may be partial
console.log(result.errors); // all known issues

Warning: recovery mode is for tooling only.

Typical next step

If you need schema validation after compile, pass result.events to @altopelago/aeos-core.

Inspect the file preamble without full parsing

Use inspectFilePreamble() to read only the allowed file-header slot for:

  • a leading #!... shebang
  • a //! format:<id> host directive on line 1, or line 2 after a shebang
import { inspectFilePreamble } from '@altopelago/aeon-core';

const info = inspectFilePreamble('#!/usr/bin/env aeon\n//! format:aeon.test.v1\nvalue = {');
console.log(info.format); // "aeon.test.v1"

API

compile(input, options?)

Compiles an AEON document into Assignment Events.

Parameters:

  • input: string — AEON document source text
  • options?: CompileOptions
    • recovery?: boolean — Enable recovery mode (default: false)
    • maxInputBytes?: number — Maximum accepted UTF-8 input size before fail-closed rejection
    • maxAttributeDepth?: number
    • maxSeparatorDepth?: number
    • emitAnnotations?: boolean
    • datatypePolicy?: 'reserved_only' | 'allow_custom'

Returns: CompileResult

  • events: AssignmentEvent[] — Assignment events (empty if errors and not in recovery mode)
  • errors: AEONError[] — All errors from all phases
  • header — Parsed header metadata for downstream finalization/runtime projection

inspectFilePreamble(input)

Reads only the file-header preamble slot and returns:

  • shebang
  • hostDirective
  • format
  • span

Exported Types

  • CompileResult — Return type of compile()
  • CompileOptions — Options for compile()
  • AssignmentEvent — Individual binding event
  • CanonicalPath — Path representation
  • AEONError — Union of all error types
  • Span, Position — Source location types
  • formatPath() — Utility to format paths as strings

Lower-Level Packages

For advanced tooling, lower-level packages are available but considered unstable:

  • @altopelago/aeon-lexer — Tokenization
  • @altopelago/aeon-parser — AST construction
  • @altopelago/aeon-aes — Event emission and validation

These APIs may evolve. Prefer @altopelago/aeon-core for stable usage.

For the implementation-defined option surface and security-oriented controls, see: