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@hyperfixi/types-browser

v4.0.1

Published

TypeScript definitions for the hyperfixi browser globals: window.hyperfixi / window._hyperscript (the engine), LokaScriptSemantic, LokaScriptI18n

Downloads

574

Readme

@hyperfixi/types-browser

TypeScript type definitions for the hyperfixi browser globals.

Installation

npm install --save-dev @hyperfixi/types-browser

Usage

Add to your tsconfig.json:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "types": ["@hyperfixi/types-browser"]
  }
}

The globals are then typed:

window.hyperfixi.evaluate('toggle .active on me', { me: button });
window._hyperscript.parse('on click add .highlight').errors; // []

window.LokaScriptSemantic.parse('トグル .active', 'ja');
window.LokaScriptSemantic.translate('toggle .active', 'en', 'ko');

window.LokaScriptI18n.getProfile('ja');

Provided Types

window.hyperfixi / window._hyperscript

One object, HyperfixiAPI: the public API of @hyperfixi/engine, which its hyperfixi-hs.js installs (and @hyperfixi/core's hyperfixi.js, the same file). It is shaped like upstream _hyperscript's:

  • hyperfixi(source, context?) / evaluate(source, context?) — run commands, features or an expression; context.me is the element me refers to
  • parse(source) — parse without running; grammar errors are in .errors
  • process(node) / processNode(node) — initialise the scripted elements under a node
  • cleanup(element) — remove what an element's script installed
  • config — settings, and the as <Name> conversion table
  • use(plugin), addBeforeProcessHook(hook), addAfterProcessHook(hook) — upstream's plugin API
  • addSourceTransform(transform) — not in upstream: rewrite a script as it is read
  • version

The package's typecheck checks the engine's own api against HyperfixiAPI, so the two cannot drift apart.

4.0: until then window.hyperfixi was typed as @hyperfixi/core's own API (compile, compileSync, execute, createContext, evalHyperScript, …). hyperfixi.js is the engine's file now, and none of those exist on it: compileSync(code) → parse(code).errors; execute(code, el) → evaluate(code, { me: el }); compile(code, { language }) → load @lokascript/hyperscript-adapter beside a semantic bundle. window.lokascript is gone. LokaScriptCoreAPI remains as a deprecated alias of HyperfixiAPI. (3.x's published index.d.ts also never reached its window augmentation: globals.d.ts was not emitted.)

window.LokaScriptSemantic

Semantic parsing and translation API (from @lokascript/semantic's browser bundles):

  • parse(source, language) - Parse in any of 24 languages
  • translate(source, fromLang, toLang) - Translate between languages
  • getAllTranslations(source, sourceLang) - Get all translations
  • createSemanticAnalyzer(options?) - Create analyzer
  • supportedLanguages - Array of supported language codes

window.LokaScriptI18n

Language vocabulary API (from lokascript-i18n.min.js):

  • supportedLocales - Array of supported locales
  • getProfile(locale) - Get language grammar profile

translate(source, fromLang, toLang) and createTransformer(options?) were removed in 3.0.0 along with @lokascript/i18n's grammar transformer. Translation lives on window.LokaScriptSemantic.translate — it parses to a semantic node and renders from it, so the output re-parses in the target language.

Browser Bundle Loading

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@hyperfixi/engine/dist/hyperfixi-hs.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@lokascript/semantic/dist/browser.global.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@lokascript/i18n/dist/lokascript-i18n.min.js"></script>

<script>
  window.hyperfixi.evaluate('add .ready to me', { me: document.body });
  window.LokaScriptSemantic.translate('toggle .active', 'en', 'ja');
</script>

License

MIT