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@a-morphous/recital

v1.2.2

Published

Script lexer for Recital, which converts the Recital `.stage` document format into JSON tokens, which can then be handed off to various other exporters or simply read as data.

Downloads

5

Readme

Core

Script lexer for Recital, which converts the Recital .stage document format into JSON tokens, which can then be handed off to various other exporters or simply read as data.

Note that this core should only run on the scene / fragment level! Anything that interacts with the text of an individual scene or fragment should be handled in an extension.

Usage

import parser from '@a-morphous/recital`

const sceneList = parser(rawText)

...

Individual components and helpers can also be used:

import { createCommandObject } from '@a-morphous/recital/dist/lib/tools/command-shorthand'

createCommandObject(args)

Testing

Unfortunately, jest tests are broken, so instead there is a sandbox in the example directory that can be run instead. To do so, run your favorite HTTP server (I like npm's http-server) in this project directory:

$ http-server .

and then browse to http://localhost:8080/example/.

NOTE: the server being pointed to the root directory is only necessary because the example has to point to the dist folder.