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@invinite-org/chartlang-runtime

v1.2.0

Published

Execution engine, Series ring buffers, ta.* math primitives

Downloads

665

Readme

@invinite-org/chartlang-runtime

experimental

Execution engine, Series ring buffers, primitive implementations, state slots, views, inputs, request fallback, and emission buffering.

Install

pnpm add @invinite-org/chartlang-runtime

Public surface

  • createScriptRunner({ compiled, capabilities, stateStore?, symInfo?, inputOverrides? }) -> ScriptRunner with onHistory, onBarClose, onBarTick, drain, and dispose.
  • Data structures: RingBuffer<T>, Float64RingBuffer, makeSeriesView(buf), createStreamState(...).
  • State: inMemoryStateStore() plus runtime state.* slots with committed/tentative semantics; state.tick.* commits immediately during ticks.
  • Views: per-step barstate, timeframe, and per-mount syminfo snapshots are wired into ComputeContext.
  • Inputs: manifest input descriptors resolve through adapter/host overrides before compute({ inputs }) runs.
  • Request: request.security({ interval }) returns a cached all-NaN SecurityBar when multi-timeframe support is unavailable and emits deduped capability diagnostics.
  • Emissions: plot, hline, alert, draw, drawing handles, budget checks, and validation-backed diagnostic drops.
  • Context: ACTIVE_RUNTIME_CONTEXT is set only around script steps.
  • Composition (Phase 7): createScriptRunner accepts a CompiledScriptBundle in addition to a single CompiledScriptObject. Mounts one DepRunner per private dep and one SiblingRunner per drawn export; runs deps then siblings then primary each bar; filters emissions per export-status (private dep visuals dropped, sibling visuals forwarded with export:<name>/ slot-id prefix). Dep halts drop the primary's bar.
  • Internal subpath @invinite-org/chartlang-runtime/internal: exports __chartlang_depOutput for compiler-emitted bundles. Not a script-author surface.

Minimum-viable API call

import { createScriptRunner, inMemoryStateStore } from "@invinite-org/chartlang-runtime";

const runner = createScriptRunner({
    compiled,
    capabilities,
    stateStore: inMemoryStateStore(),
});

await runner.onHistory(bars);
const emissions = runner.drain();

Docs

See docs/spec/semantics.md.

License

MIT