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@pieceful/ravel-quarto

v0.2.0

Published

Portable Quarto preparation and isolated Node project rendering for Ravel.

Downloads

79

Readme

@pieceful/ravel-quarto

Pure build and render preparation for Quarto documents backed by the modern Markdown adapter for Ravel. The portable main entry does not define another source dialect or invoke Quarto, Pandoc, Jupyter, Knitr, or Ravel execution providers.

import { prepareQuartoRender } from "@pieceful/ravel-quarto";

const prepared = prepareQuartoRender(source, {
  uri: "analysis.qmd",
});

prepared.source is a temporary Quarto source with ordinary Markdown Uses/Used by graph navigation and a piece index. prepared.sourceMap composes generated offsets back to the authored .qmd; inserted decorations are explicitly marked generated. The authored source is never changed.

Quarto-owned executable cells are woven before native execution. Cell options stay in the temporary source but outside the Ravel piece body. Ravel-owned cells receive eval: false, and a cell cannot simultaneously request Quarto ownership and Ravel .run.

For a complete project, the Node host copies the project to an isolated temporary directory, prepares every .qmd against one graph, and invokes Quarto only in that copy:

import { renderQuartoProject } from "@pieceful/ravel-quarto/node";

const rendered = await renderQuartoProject("report", { to: "html" });
try {
  if (!rendered.ok) console.error(rendered.diagnostics);
  else console.log(rendered.outputDirectory);
} finally {
  await rendered.prepared.cleanup();
}

The returned output remains in the temporary tree until cleanup() is called. Copy or publish it through an authorized host first. Project pre-render and post-render scripts are refused unless allowProjectScripts: true is explicitly supplied. The derived project cache key is stamped into temporary sources; pass previousCacheKey to request Quarto cache refresh when it changes.

Use native Quarto listing labels and captions for the no-extension baseline:

```{#lst-lp-main .javascript .lp-piece lp-id="main" lst-cap="Main program"}
console.log(_"helper");
```