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@stepcode/profiles

v2.0.0

Published

Keyword profiles (es, en, pseint, custom) for the StepCode language

Readme

@stepcode/profiles

Keyword profiles for the StepCode language. A profile is JSON that spells every construct, type, operator and builtin, plus options such as indexBase or requireSemicolons. The construct set is fixed by the language; a profile renames, it does not reshape.

import { profiles, resolveProfile, builtinProfiles } from '@stepcode/profiles'

profiles.es.keywords.if          // ['Si']
profiles.pseint.options          // es defaults + PSeInt's flexible options

const clase = resolveProfile(
  { id: 'clase', extends: 'es', keywords: { if: ['Cuando'] } },
  builtinProfiles,
)
clase.lookup.get(clase.normalize('cuando'))   // { kind: 'keyword', key: 'if' }

resolveProfile validates the JSON (ProfileError with a code and path), follows extends, fills option defaults, normalizes spellings, rejects collisions, and returns a frozen profile with the lookup table the lexer uses. profileJsonSchema is the JSON Schema for editor tooling.

See docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-03-profiles-design.md for the full construct inventory.