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@lite-fsm/graph

v0.1.1

Published

Alpha graph compiler for lite-fsm

Readme

@lite-fsm/graph

Alpha graph tooling for lite-fsm. The package statically reads TypeScript source, finds createMachine and MachineManager usage, and builds a graph document with machines, states, transitions, reducer branches, effects, managers, source anchors, and diagnostics.

It does not run your app, call reducers, execute effects, or evaluate user code.

Install

npm install --save-dev @lite-fsm/graph

Entry Points

import {
  analyzeLiteFsmGraph,
  compileLiteFsmGraph,
  compileLiteFsmGraphProject,
  selectMachineGraph,
} from "@lite-fsm/graph";

import { createGraphSimulator } from "@lite-fsm/graph/simulator";
import { buildGraphVisualizerModel } from "@lite-fsm/graph/view-model";

Quick Example

import { analyzeLiteFsmGraph, compileLiteFsmGraph } from "@lite-fsm/graph";
import { createGraphSimulator } from "@lite-fsm/graph/simulator";

const source = `
  import { createMachine } from "@lite-fsm/core";

  export const toggle = createMachine({
    config: {
      OFF: { TOGGLE: "ON" },
      ON: { TOGGLE: "OFF" },
    },
    initialState: "OFF",
    initialContext: {},
  });
`;

const result = compileLiteFsmGraph(source, {
  filename: "toggle.ts",
});

const analysis = analyzeLiteFsmGraph(result.document, {
  rules: ["unknown-target", "unreachable-state"],
});

const simulator = createGraphSimulator(result.document);
const started = simulator.start();

if (started.ok) {
  const step = simulator.send({ event: { type: "TOGGLE" } });
  console.log(step.ok ? step.snapshot.slices : step.reason);
}

console.log(result.document.machines);
console.log(analysis.diagnostics);

Main APIs

  • compileLiteFsmGraph(source, options) - compile one source string into a LiteFsmGraphDocument.
  • compileLiteFsmGraphProject(options) - compile a project entry file through a caller-provided host.
  • analyzeLiteFsmGraph(document, options) - run graph analysis rules.
  • selectMachineGraph(document, selector) - select one machine from a graph document.
  • @lite-fsm/graph/simulator - simulate events over a graph document.
  • @lite-fsm/graph/view-model - build data structures for visualization UIs.

Documentation