@f12io/maple-language-core
v0.1.7
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Editor-agnostic language tooling for the Maple CSS: region discovery, class extraction, and the class formatter shared by the VS Code extension and the Prettier plugin.
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@f12io/maple-language-core
Editor-agnostic language tooling for Maple CSS Engine: region discovery, class extraction, string grammar, and class formatting logic. This package is the single source of truth consumed by the Maple VS Code extension and @f12io/prettier-plugin-maple.
What it provides
LanguageServiceRegistry.getService(languageId)— a language service forhtml,javascript(react),typescript(react),vue,svelte,php,razor,aspnetcorerazor, andtwig.service.collectRegions(text)— every maple region in a document (class attributes,className={...},clsx()/cva()arguments,/* maple */opt-in expressions, framework bindings), typed as raw class text or code expressions.service.extractClasses(text)— class instances with exact document offsets, interpolation-aware per language (JS template literals, C# interpolated strings, PHP blocks, Razor expressions).formatClasses/computeFormattingEdits/formatText— the layout engine: wraps class lists by property group, preserves ternary and concatenation structure, and upgrades string delimiters only when the host language allows multi-line strings.computeSemanticTokens(text, { languageId, localAliases })— offset-based highlighting tokens for every maple class in a document, region gating included, plus the palette so hosts colorize identically:MAPLE_TOKEN_THEME_COLORS(token -> VS Code terminal color name, for hosts that resolve theme colors) andMAPLE_TOKEN_COLORS.dark/.light(the same palette as hex, for hosts that cannot, such as Monaco).MAPLE_TOKEN_SCOPESremains forsemanticTokenScopesregistration.getCompletions(text, offset, ctx)— the suggestions for the class being typed at an offset: prefixes and full property keys, pseudo-classes, media and container queries, aliases, named colors with tones and opacities, spacing steps and fractions, gradient functions and stops. Returnsnullwhen the offset is outside every maple region.getHoverInfo(text, offset, ctx)— the class under an offset, its generated CSS, and the expansion behind an alias usage (parameters substituted, prefixes re-attached). Pretty-printing is left to the host.validateClass(cls, { tagName, localAliases })— validates a single class and returns aMapleValidationIssue, ornullif it is valid (or not Maple). The issue provides a stablecode(invalid-shade,shade-in-variable,important-not-leading,important-literal,alias-definition-scope,unknown-class), a ready-to-displaymessage, and an optionalfixcontaining the corrected class when unambiguous. Only the most specific problem is reported, allowing callers to filter out host template expressions bycode.getDiagnostics(text, ctx)— returns all validation issues and utility conflicts for Maple classes across a document, in document order. Handles region detection, template interpolations, and aliases automatically. Issues are returned as warnings with character offsets and related conflict spans, making them easy for editor adapters to display.getDocumentColors(text, ctx)— finds all colors in color-bearing classes (such asbgc-accent-500,c=[#f97316], and shadow colors) and returns their sRGB values with document ranges for editor color pickers.getColorPresentations(text, span, color)— provides replacement text options when a color is picked in the editor, matching the document's existing format and returning the exact range to replace.parseMapleToken/checkConverted/getUtilKeyand the small class predicates (isAliasMarker,isAliasDefinition,isVariable,stripImportant,stripQuotes,getAliasName) — the shared class-token parsing primitives used by semantic highlighting, completions, hover and diagnostics.
Usage
import {
LanguageServiceRegistry,
formatText,
} from '@f12io/maple-language-core';
const service = LanguageServiceRegistry.getService('javascriptreact');
const instances = service.extractClasses(source);
const formatted = formatText(source, 'javascriptreact', 4);License
Released under the Root Source License (ROOT), an MIT-style permissive license with an additional distribution condition for systems that can recreate the source on demand. © f12.io
