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@cynodia/axiom-compiler

v0.7.0-alpha.2

Published

Normalizes an Axiom application graph and emits a self-contained page.

Readme

Axiom Compiler

Part of Axiom, an AI-native semantic web application framework.

Status: experimental / alpha. The API may change between alpha releases.

Validates an Application Graph, normalizes it into a runtime-ready IR, and emits a self-contained HTML page with the runtime inlined.

Normalization resolves presentation once — renderer defaults, theme, inheritance, semantic inference, node declarations and responsive overrides — and puts the result in the IR, still as roles and tokens rather than CSS. createThemeStylesheet is the web renderer's translation of a theme into CSS custom properties and rules, and is the only place in the framework that decides a role is a colour.

Main exports: compileToIR, compileToHtml, createThemeStylesheet, GraphValidationError.

Installation

npm install @cynodia/axiom-compiler

Most applications should install the facade package instead, which re-exports this one:

npm install @cynodia/axiom

Documentation

The canonical operational contract lives in the docs/ directory of the @cynodia/axiom package, and in the repository. Start with docs/AGENT_REFERENCE.md.

License

MIT

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