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@idlizer/ui2abc

v0.1.10

Published

CLI wrapper for UI2ABC compiler

Readme

@idlizer/ui2abc

CLI wrapper for UI2ABC compiler (UI to ArkTS Bytecode).

Installation

npm install @idlizer/ui2abc

The package is fully self-contained and includes all necessary compiler artifacts, Panda SDK, and OHOS SDK headers. No external dependencies required.

Usage

ui2abc [options] [file]

See ui2abc --help for full usage.

Development

This package is part of the Koala monorepo. To build a self-contained distribution:

cd sdk
npm run assemble

The assemble script will:

  1. Prepare OHOS SDK headers (runs npm run sdk:all in root) – enabled
  2. Copy absolute SDK from absolute-sdk-patched to dest/ohos_sdk and create compatibility symlink dest/absolute-sdk-patched
  3. Compile fast-arktsc (required for building other components)
  4. Compile libarkts, ui-plugins-ng, memo-plugin-ng
  5. Copy compiled artifacts into dest/
  6. Copy Panda SDK packages into dest/panda-sdk (fully self-contained, no external dependency on @panda/sdk)
  7. Compile arkoala-arkts framework for headless execution
  8. Copy arkoala-arkts build folder (only build directory needed)
  9. Compile incremental harness (legacy, needed for tests)

Note: The SDK copy ensures the package is fully self-contained. The check script uses the copied SDK from dest/.

After assembly, the package becomes self‑contained and can be published or archived.

Testing

To verify the assembled compiler works, run the check script:

npm run check

This will compile the trivial test application in tests/trivial/ using the assembled artifacts.

Note: The check requires OHOS SDK headers. If the SDK is not prepared, the check will skip compilation with a warning. Enable sdk:all in the assemble script first.

License

Apache 2.0