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@lexstandard/lex

v1.0.0

Published

LEX (Lead Exchange Standard) — multi-industry lead exchange protocol

Readme

LEX JavaScript / TypeScript Library

LEX (Lead Exchange Standard) — JavaScript/Node.js library generated from the canonical Haxe implementation.

Installation

npm install @lexstandard/lex

Or include the compiled file directly:

<script src="lex.js"></script>

Quick Start — LexClient

import { LexClient } from './LexClient.js';

const client = new LexClient();

const result = client.parseJson(JSON.stringify({
  lex: {
    header: {
      messageId: crypto.randomUUID(),
      messageType: 'LEAD',
      version: '1.0',
      timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
      senderId: 'DEALER-001'
    },
    payload: {
      lead: {
        customer: { emailAddress: '[email protected]' },
        desiredAsset: { assetClass: 'VEHICLE', productType: 'VEHICLE' }
      }
    }
  }
}));

console.log(result.valid, result.errors);

Quick Start — Fluent DSL Builder

import { lex } from './lex-builder.js';

const message = lex.lead()
  .sender('DEALER-001')
  .customer({ emailAddress: '[email protected]' })
  .desiredAsset({ assetClass: 'VEHICLE', productType: 'VEHICLE', year: 2024 })
  .build();

// message is a validated LEX envelope ready for transmission

Files

| File | Description | |------|-------------| | lex.js | Compiled Haxe core (validation engine, parser) | | lex.js.map | Source map for debugging | | LexClient.js | High-level client wrapper | | lex-builder.js | Fluent DSL builder API | | lex.d.ts | TypeScript declarations | | examples.js | Usage examples |

TypeScript

Full type declarations are bundled in lex.d.ts:

import type { LexLead, LexAsset, AssetClass, LeadSource } from './lex.d.ts';