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@pieceful/ravel-noweb

v0.2.0

Published

Lossless noweb and noweb-plus source adapter for Ravel.

Readme

@pieceful/ravel-noweb

Lossless, portable noweb input adapter for Ravel. It recognizes ordinary <<name>>= definitions, repeated fragments, <<name>> references, @ terminators, preceding documentation, configured or filename-inferred languages, and classic-compatible Ravel pragmas. Parsing never runs code or writes tangled output.

import { nowebToMap } from "@pieceful/ravel-noweb";

const { map, diagnostics, surface } = nowebToMap(source, {
  uri: "program.nw",
  document: "program",
  language: "javascript",
});

The default noweb dialect treats pipes as part of classic chunk names. dialect: "noweb-plus" enables definition and use-site pipelines:

<<main | trim()>>=
console.log(<<message | indent(2)>>);
@

This extended spelling produces a portability warning. For a source that classic noweb should continue to consume, declare the definition pipeline in documentation and use underscore-quote references for piped uses:

@ %ravel pipeline main | trim()
<<main>>=
_"message | indent(2)"
@

Other supported documentation pragmas are:

@ %ravel language main | javascript
@ %ravel output main | dist/main.js
@ %ravel run main | provider=quickjs-wasm-worker

Live metadata is only planned. A host still owns provider selection and execution.