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@selorax/compiler

v0.1.7

Published

SeloraX TSX compiler (sucrase + AST analyzer + bundler). Build-time only.

Readme

@selorax/compiler

Build-time TSX → CommonJS compiler + static security analyzer for the SeloraX Pages platform.

npm i @selorax/compiler

0.1.0 · pre-1.0.

What it is

In SeloraX Pages, a tenant page can be a .tsx file. Before it's stored or rendered, it's compiled: transformed to runnable JS, scanned for what it's allowed to do, and (optionally) bundled with its component imports into one self-contained module. @selorax/compiler is that step — a pure, build-time-only function with no runtime dependencies on the rest of SeloraX.

It powers three call sites: the backend on save (POST /pages), the CLI's local dev render (@selorax/pages-cli's LocalProvider), and selorax-pages build (precompile). You normally get it transitively; install it directly only if you're building tooling on top.

Security boundary. The AST analyzer is what makes it safe to execute tenant-authored TSX. It allowlists imports, rejects dangerous constructs, and classifies each module (server vs. client). Treat its output as the contract: if compile() returns ok: false, do not run the code.

Usage

const { compile, compileBundle } = require('@selorax/compiler');

// Single file
const res = compile({ source: tsxString, route: '/products/[slug]', isLayout: false });
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(JSON.stringify(res.errors));
// res → { ok: true, moduleKind: 'server' | 'client', compiled, schema, imports, contentHash }

// A page plus its relative component imports → one bundle
const bundle = compileBundle({
  source: pageTsx,
  route: 'routes/products/[slug]',
  isLayout: false,
  imports: [{ path: 'components/ProductCard', source: cardTsx }, /* … */],
});
  • compile(...) — transform + analyze one module. Returns the compiled CJS, the extracted @settings schema, the classified import buckets, the moduleKind, and a contentHash (sha256 of compiled+schema — handy as a cache key).
  • compileBundle(...) — walks a page's relative-import graph (cycle-safe, any depth), analyzes every module, rejects tenant 'use client' deps, and assembles one self-contained CJS bundle.

Notes

  • Ships TypeScript source. The package is authored in .ts and self-transpiles via sucrase/register/ts at require time — there's no build step to run. (sucrase + @babel/* are runtime deps for exactly this.)
  • CommonJS, require()-only. Build-time use; do not bundle into client code.
  • Stateless and pure — safe to call concurrently.

Part of SeloraX Pages

@selorax/data · @selorax/runtime · @selorax/platform · @selorax/compiler · @selorax/pages-cli