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@kstory/exporter

v1.0.0

Published

CLI exporter for KStory interactive fiction language

Readme

@kstory/exporter

CLI exporter for the KStory interactive fiction language.

Installation

npm install -g @kstory/exporter

Usage

kstory input.ks
kstory input.ks -o output.json
kstory input.ks --pretty --verbose
kstory input.ks --full

Options

  • -o, --output <path> - output JSON file path (default: input.json)
  • -p, --pretty - pretty print JSON output
  • -v, --verbose - verbose logging
  • -f, --full - full JSON with position information (for LSP/editors)

Development

Local Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build
pnpm run build

# Development mode
pnpm run build:watch

# Testing
pnpm run test

# Linting
pnpm run lint

Publishing

The package is automatically prepared for publishing with interactive version input:

  1. Interactive preparation: When running npm publish, you'll be prompted to enter the @kstory/core version
  2. Version validation: The script validates semantic version format
  3. Current version display: Shows current versions of both packages for reference
  4. Manual preparation: You can manually switch modes
# Interactive preparation for production (prompts for version)
npm run prepare:prod

# Return to development mode (restores workspace dependencies)
npm run prepare:dev

# Interactive version sync (manual)
npm run sync-versions

Publishing from root project

# Publish only core
pnpm run publish:core

# Publish only exporter
pnpm run publish:exporter

# Publish all packages
pnpm run publish:all

Example Interactive Process

When you run npm publish, you'll see something like this:

📦 Preparing to publish @kstory/exporter
📖 Current @kstory/core version: 1.0.0
📋 Current @kstory/exporter version: 1.0.0

🔢 Enter the version for @kstory/core dependency (e.g., 1.0.0, 1.2.3): 1.0.0
✅ Valid version: 1.0.0
✅ Replaced workspace dependency @kstory/core with ^1.0.0
📦 package.json prepared for production

Dependencies

  • Development: @kstory/core: workspace:* (local development)
  • Production: @kstory/core: ^1.0.0 (automatically on publish)

Architecture

  • src/index.ts - CLI logic and entry point
  • src/exporter.ts - main export logic
  • src/converter.ts - converter to full JSON format
  • src/converter-simple.ts - converter to simple JSON format
  • scripts/prepare-prod.js - prepare for production
  • scripts/prepare-dev.js - return to development mode