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@marko/tsrx

v0.0.4

Published

Marko Tags API compiler built on @tsrx/core

Readme

@marko/tsrx

Compiles .tsrx source to Marko Tags API template text. Output is plain Marko source; a downstream pass through @marko/compiler (for example via a Marko bundler plugin) produces the final JS.

Installation

pnpm add @marko/tsrx

Usage

import { compile } from "@marko/tsrx";

const { files } = compile(source, "App.tsrx");

compile returns:

  • ast — the ast built from @tsrx/core
  • files — array of .marko files, each mapped from a single component definition

TSRX → Marko mapping (MVP)

| TSRX | Marko | | --------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | component App(props: T) { ... } | export type Input = T; + <const/props=input/> | | component App({ a, b }: T) { ... } | export type Input = T; + <const/{ a, b }=input/> | | component App() { ... } | (no Input type, no binding) | | <div class="x">{expr}</div> | <div class="x">${expr}</div> | | {text "safe string"} | safe string (plain text when value contains none of < > $ {) | | {text expr} | ${expr} | | {html expr} | $!{expr} | | attr={expr} | attr=expr (wrapped in (...) if expr contains an unenclosed > or <) | | <div {attr}> | <div attr=attr> | | <div {ref el}> | <div/el> (tag variable) | | <div {...rest}> | <div ...rest> | | const name = expr | <const/name=expr/> | | let name / let name = expr | <let/name/> / <let/name=expr/> | | const title = <tsx><span class="x">{"Hi"}</span></tsx>; | <define/title><span class="x">${"Hi"}</span></define> · use {title} → Marko <${title}/> | | <input.content/> | <${input.content}/> (member expression tag names map to dynamic tags) | | if / else if / else | <if=...>, <else if=...>, <else> | | for (const x of xs; index i; key x.id) | <for\|x, i\| of=xs by=(x) => x.id> | | switch (d) { case a: ...; default: ...; } | chained <if=d===a> / <else> | | try { ... } pending { ... } catch (err) { ... } | <try><@placeholder><@catch\|err\|></try> (catch param name replaces err) | | <style>...</style> | <style>...</style> (passed through as CSS-modules-friendly; scoped hash is applied by the existing @tsrx/core pipeline) |

Not yet supported (MVP)

  • &[...] / &{...} lazy destructuring — surfaces a clear "not yet supported" error.
  • #server { ... } blocks — not supported; compile() throws a clear error (parse still succeeds when @tsrx/core accepts the syntax).

License

MIT © Luke LaValva