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@stechquick/quick-host-compiler

v0.0.4

Published

Quick qjson compiler library

Readme

quick-host-compiler

packages/quick-host-compiler is currently packaged as a Node library. The public package surface exports runCompileCommand together with the related option and report types.

Example:

import { runCompileCommand } from "@stechquick/quick-host-compiler";

const report = JSON.parse(await runCompileCommand("sampleQjsons/a.qjson", {
	emit: true,
	destination: "./compiledFiles",
	verbose: true,
}));

Behavior:

  • runCompileCommand(source, options) accepts either a .qjson file path or a folder path.
  • Folder compilation walks subfolders recursively and compiles every .qjson file it finds.
  • emit writes compiled output files.
  • destination chooses the output folder and is valid only together with emit.
  • If emit is enabled without destination, output is written under compiledFiles in the current working directory.
  • stacktrace includes stack traces in reported runtime and compile errors when available.
  • verbose prints resolved arguments/options, folder inspection progress, discovered qjson files, and per-file compilation activity.
  • The command runner returns the final report as a serialized JSON string.

Build:

  • npm run check:build -w packages/quick-host-compiler runs the typecheck-oriented build validation.
  • npm run build -w packages/quick-host-compiler produces runtime JavaScript plus declaration files.
  • npm pack -w packages/quick-host-compiler packages the built output from dist/ for distribution.

TypeScript flows:

  • tsconfig.runtime.json emits the runtime Node output under dist/ and explicitly includes ../../common/shrimp/omniScriptCompiler/Parser.js so the generated package keeps the required runtime file.
  • tsconfig.build.json emits only .d.ts files for consumers.

Package output:

  • Runtime entry: dist/packages/quick-host-compiler/src/index.js
  • Types entry: dist/packages/quick-host-compiler/src/index.d.ts
  • package.json exports only the root module entry.

Standalone test:

  • Run npm run build -w packages/quick-host-compiler first so dist/ contains the test entrypoint.
  • cd packages/quick-host-compiler && npm run test ./sampleQjsons/a.qjson runs the standalone test script.
  • npm run test <path> accepts either a .qjson file path or a folder path. The test script runs the compile command and prints the serialized JSON report.