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@json-to-office/jto-ops

v6.2.0

Published

JSON to Office host operations - format adapters, LibreOffice rasterizer and font staging, free of terminal dependencies

Readme

@json-to-office/jto-ops

Host-side operations layer for json-to-office: the format adapters that validate and generate documents, the LibreOffice rasterizer behind the docx visual component, and the per-platform LibreOffice font stagers.

Extracted from @json-to-office/jto-cli so a host without a terminal — the MCP server, a serverless function, a job runner — can do the work without installing ink, react, commander or chalk. The CLI re-exports everything here, so nothing changes for its consumers.

import {
  createAdapter,
  createLibreOfficePptxRasterizer,
  getFontStager,
} from '@json-to-office/jto-ops';

const adapter = createAdapter('docx');
const result = await adapter.generate(document, { output: 'out.docx' });

Diagnostics

This package writes to no stream of its own — a host may own stdout as a protocol channel. Warnings and traces go to a sink you scope around the call:

import {
  runWithDiagnosticSink,
  stderrDiagnosticSink,
} from '@json-to-office/jto-ops';

await runWithDiagnosticSink(stderrDiagnosticSink, () =>
  adapter.generate(document, options)
);

With no sink installed the messages are dropped. The CLI installs an Ink-backed sink per task; stderrDiagnosticSink is the plain-text fallback for hosts with no UI.

License

MIT