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@rotsl/weave

v1.0.0

Published

A natural language web framework - Write websites in plain English

Readme

@rotsl/weave

@rotsl/weave is the standalone parser/compiler package for Weave scripts.

  • Input: plain-English Weave script
  • Output: complete HTML document (CSS + JS included)

Install

npm install @rotsl/weave

Quick Start

import { parseWeave, compileWeave } from '@rotsl/weave';

const script = `
A page called "LaunchPad"
  With a hero
    Showing "Ship faster with Weave"
    With subtitle "Natural-language scripts to full HTML"
    With a primary button "Get Started"
  Using corporate theme
`;

const ast = parseWeave(script);
const html = compileWeave(ast, { minify: true });

console.log(html);

API

parseWeave(code: string): WeaveAST

Parses Weave script text into an AST.

compileWeave(ast: WeaveAST, options?: { minify?: boolean }): string

Compiles AST into a full HTML document string.

themes

Built-in theme registry.

generateThemeCSS(themeName: string, darkMode: boolean): string

Returns theme CSS for a selected built-in theme.

Built-in Themes

  • modern
  • minimal
  • corporate
  • playful
  • elegant
  • dark

Example Case

Use @rotsl/weave inside a build script to generate static landing pages from .weave text sources.

Develop Package Locally

cd packages/weave
bun install
bun run build

Package Structure

packages/weave/
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts                        # public package exports
│   ├── parser.ts                       # script text -> AST
│   ├── compiler.ts                     # AST -> HTML
│   ├── types.ts                        # AST/type definitions
│   └── themes/
│       └── index.ts                    # built-in themes and CSS generation
├── dist/                               # build output (published)
├── package.json                        # npm metadata for @rotsl/weave
├── README.md                           # package docs
├── LICENSE                             # package license
└── tsconfig.json                       # package TypeScript config

Publishing and GitHub Visibility

  • Package name: @rotsl/weave
  • npm access: public
  • Repository metadata links npm users to https://github.com/rotsl/Weave
  • Monorepo package directory is declared so the npm page resolves to packages/weave

License

Apache-2.0 © 2026 Rohan R