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@pieceful/ravel-myst

v0.2.0

Published

Lossless MyST directive and notebook-cell source adapter for Ravel.

Downloads

107

Readme

@pieceful/ravel-myst

Lossless MyST Markdown source adapter for Ravel. It recognizes canonical {ravel:piece} directives, the short {piece} alias, {ravel} graph directives, and native MyST {code}, {code-block}, and {code-cell} fallbacks carrying an lp-* label.

Install @pieceful/ravel-myst-plugin alongside this adapter when MyST itself should render the custom directives. The plugin owns presentation; this package continues to own Ravel semantics and exact source mapping.

import { mystToMap } from "@pieceful/ravel-myst";

const { map, diagnostics, surface } = mystToMap(source, {
  uri: "program.myst.md",
  document: "program",
});

The {ravel:piece} argument accepts the shared name-and-pipeline grammar. Its :language:, :caption:, and :label: options map to language, visible name, and stable MyST anchor:

```{ravel:piece} main | normalize-eol() | trim()
:language: javascript
:caption: Main program
:label: lp-main

console.log(_"helper");
```

A native fallback uses {code} or {code-block} with :label: lp-main and :caption:. {code-cell} blocks with an lp-* label additionally preserve notebook tags, page front matter, and an inert execution plan. Parsing never invokes MyST or Jupyter.

MyST links, {ref}/{numref} roles, and @label shorthand are recorded as navigation to rendered piece anchors. They do not become code-composition references. Piece bodies use Ravel's underscore-quote syntax for composition.

MyST owns notebook execution by default. To run a piece through Ravel's live provider instead, select executionOwner: "ravel" and explicitly request run; this prevents both engines from claiming the same cell.