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@leiden-js/linter-leiden-trans

v1.1.0

Published

Basic Leiden Translation linting for CodeMirror (or standalone)

Readme

@leiden-js/linter-leiden-trans

Part of leiden-js, a set of packages for working with the Leiden notation systems used in epigraphic digital editing within JavaScript environments.

Linter for Leiden Translation notation, providing syntax validation for translations of ancient texts using the simplified Leiden notation system.

Installation

npm install @leiden-js/linter-leiden-trans

Usage

Standalone Usage

Use the linting function for server-side or custom implementations:

import {lintLeidenTrans} from "@leiden-js/linter-leiden-trans";
import {parser} from "@leiden-js/parser-leiden-trans";

const text = "example /*unclosed";
const tree = parser.parse(text, {topNode: "InlineContent"});
const errors = lintLeidenTrans(text, tree);

console.log(errors);
// [{ from: 8, to: 18, severity: "error", message: "..." }]

CodeMirror Integration

For CodeMirror 6 integration, use the pre-configured extension:

import {leidenTransLinter} from "@leiden-js/linter-leiden-trans";
import {EditorView} from "@codemirror/view";

const view = new EditorView({
    extensions: [
        // ... other extensions
        leidenTransLinter(),
        // With custom configuration
        leidenTransLinter({
            delay: 1000,        // Delay before linting (ms)
            autoPanel: true,    // Auto-open lint panel
        })
    ]
});

API

lintLeidenTrans(doc: string, syntaxTree: Tree): Diagnostic[]

Pure linting function for Leiden Translation text.

  • doc: The document text to lint
  • syntaxTree: Parsed syntax tree from @leiden-js/parser-leiden-trans
  • Returns: Array of diagnostic objects with error locations and messages, and unique error codes for programmatic handling and testing

leidenTransLinter(config?: LintConfig): Extension

CodeMirror extension that integrates the linter.

Features

The linter validates:

  • Unclosed paragraph markers (<P= ... =P>)
  • Unclosed division markers (<D= ... =D>)
  • Unclosed foreign text markers (~| ... |~)
  • General syntax errors

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