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@chonkylang/core

v0.1.2

Published

Chonky core — unified entry, re-exports from transpiler and runtime

Downloads

252

Readme

@chonkylang/core

Chonky is a machine-first web language for AI-driven development. This package is the single import surface for TypeScript types, compile-time APIs from the transpiler, and browser runtime helpers—so agents and humans can depend on one package name while the toolchain stays modular.

Project home: github.com/adisonshadow/chonky

What this package does

  • Re-exports @chonkylang/transpiler: configuration loading (loadChonkyConfig, loadPolicyManifest), the chonkyBabelPlugin, preprocess for machine:assert blocks, semantic view / revert helpers, ID utilities, and all exported TypeScript types (ChonkyConfig, manifests, triggers, ambiguity and optimizer settings, and more).
  • Re-exports @chonkylang/runtime: defineRequirement, verify, ChonkyRenderer, _ChonkyWrapper, and runtime types for render metadata and component trees.

Use @chonkylang/core when you want documentation and imports to reference one dependency; use the split packages when you need a minimal install (for example, build-only servers that should not pull React).

Installation

npm install @chonkylang/core --save-dev

Peer / nested behavior follows the underlying packages: transpiler work expects a Babel-capable pipeline; runtime APIs expect React where components are involved.

Chonky ecosystem (all packages)

| Package | README | | --- | --- | | @chonkylang/core (this package) | README | | @chonkylang/runtime | README | | @chonkylang/transpiler | README | | @chonkylang/cli | README | | @chonkylang/vite-plugin | README | | @chonkylang/webpack-plugin | README | | @chonkylang/ui | README | | @chonkylang/devtools | README |

License

MIT — see the repository.