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wiki-plugin-lexon

v0.1.0

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Lexon contract source item — interactive syntax highlighting with clickable clause and term links, and switchable emphasis lenses

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Readme

wiki-plugin-lexon

A Federated Wiki item that renders Lexon contract source — interactive syntax highlighting with clickable clause and term links, and switchable emphasis lenses. No server component, no network calls; everything happens in the client bundle.

Item syntax

Paste Lexon source straight into the item. Recognised names become [[wiki links]] to clause and term pages. The directives CONTRACT, SOURCE, ROLE and MODE are reserved for coming phases and documented as unimplemented.

Install

npm install wiki-plugin-lexon

Restart the wiki server so the factory and the bundled about page register.

Develop

npm install
npm run build   # esbuild bundle into client/ (also run on publish)
npm test

tools/gen-keywords.mjs regenerates the keyword table from a local Lexon compiler checkout (LEXON_BIN / LEXON_GRAMMAR override the default paths).

Third-party licences

The client bundle includes highlight.js (© 2006 Ivan Sagalaev and contributors, BSD-3-Clause). Its copyright notice is retained here as required:

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the conditions of the BSD-3-Clause licence are met. See https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js/blob/main/LICENSE

License

MIT © David Bovill (plugin code); highlight.js remains BSD-3-Clause.