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@f12io/maple-language-core

v0.1.7

Published

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.

Readme

@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 for html, javascript(react), typescript(react), vue, svelte, php, razor, aspnetcorerazor, and twig.
  • 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) and MAPLE_TOKEN_COLORS.dark / .light (the same palette as hex, for hosts that cannot, such as Monaco). MAPLE_TOKEN_SCOPES remains for semanticTokenScopes registration.
  • 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. Returns null when 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 a MapleValidationIssue, or null if it is valid (or not Maple). The issue provides a stable code (invalid-shade, shade-in-variable, important-not-leading, important-literal, alias-definition-scope, unknown-class), a ready-to-display message, and an optional fix containing the corrected class when unambiguous. Only the most specific problem is reported, allowing callers to filter out host template expressions by code.
  • 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 as bgc-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 / getUtilKey and 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