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@eurostat/vtl-editor

v0.1.3

Published

VTL editor based on Monaco

Downloads

26

Readme

VTL Antlr Editor

VTL Editor CI npm version

See example into deployed Storybook

Usage

Install

yarn add typescript @eurostat/vtl-editor antlr4ts monaco-editor react-monaco-editor

VTLEditor

yarn add vtl-2-0-antlr-tools-ts
import React, { useState } from "react";
import { AntlrEditor as VTLEditor } from "@eurostat/vtl-editor";
import * as VTLTools from "vtl-2-0-antlr-tools-ts";
import { getSuggestions } from "./custom-suggestions";

const Editor = ({}) => {
    const [script, setScript] = useState("");
    const [errors, setErrors] = useState([]);
    const customTools = { ...VTLTools, getSuggestionsFromRange: getSuggestions };
    return (
        <>
            <VTLEditor
                script={script}
                setScript={setScript}
                onListErrors={setErrors}
                variables={{}}
                variableURLs={[]}
                sdmxResult={{}}
                sdmxResultURL={""}
                readOnly={false}
                tools={customTools}
            />
            {errors.length > 0 && <div>{`Errors: ${errors.join(" - ")}`}</div>}
        </>
    );
};

export default Editor;

VTLEditor Props

| Name | Type | Default value | | -------------- | :-------------: | :-----------: | | script | string | - | | setScript | Function | - | | customFetcher | Function * | - | | tools | Tools * | - | | variables | Variables * | { } | | variableURLs | VariableURLs * | [ ] | | sdmxResult | SdmxResult * | undefined | | sdmxResultURL | string * | undefined | | onListErrors | Function | undefined | | movedCursor | object | undefined | | onCursorChange | Function | undefined | | resizeLayout | any | - | | options | Options * | {} |

See details about * props below

Props

tools

tools has to be mainly antlr4 auto-generated Lexer & Parser.

| Name | Type | Default value | | ----------------------- | :-----------: | :-----------: | | id | string | - | | initialRule | string | - | | grammar | string | - | | Lexer | Antlr4 Lexer | - | | Parser | Antlr4 Parser | - | | getSuggestionsFromRange | func | () => [] |

Have a look to VTL 2.0 Antlr Tools for example.

customFetcher

customFetcher enable to provide a custom fetch, adding Authorization header for instance:

u => fetch(u, headers:{ Authorization: 'Bearer XXX'})

This function will be used to fetch variableURLs & sdmxResultURL props.

variables

variables enable to pass an object to provide auto-suggestion.

The shape of this object is:

const obj = {
    "var1": {"type": "STRING", "role": "IDENTIFIER"},
    "var2": {"type": "INTEGER", "role": "MEASURE"},
}

variableURLs

variableURLs enable to pass an array of string to fetch to provide auto-suggestion:

["http://metadata/1", "http://metadata/2"]

The shape of each fetched resources has to be:

[
    { "name": "var1", "type": "STRING", "role": "IDENTIFIER" },
    { "name": "var2", "type": "INTEGER", "role": "MEASURE" }
]

sdmxResult

See an example here

sdmxResultURL

Has to be an URL string to fetch, returning a SdmxResult.

options

The shape of options props has to be:

{
    "minimap": "Values: true | false - Default: true",
    "theme": "Values: 'vs-dark' | 'vs-light' - Default: 'vs-dark'",
    "hideLines": "Values: true | false - Default: false",
    "style": {
        "cssProperty": "value",
        "...": "...",
        "comment": "Style props are applied to editor container"
    }
}