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@lionweb/freon-m3

v0.6.0

Published

Freon web editor for LionWeb M3 language

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Readme

Freon implementation of LionWeb M3

This repository contains a Freon web editor for the M3 (meta-meta) language of the LionWeb specification.

Version 0.6.0 is aligned with version 2023.1 of the LionWeb specification.

This project contains the LionWeb M3 language as an M2 language. The editor stores the language as JSON files in modelstore in the LionWeb serialization format. These files can be used by other LionWeb tools.

Getting started

In the following the root of the project will be indicated with '~'.

  • Clone or copy branch main.

  • Next, install all necessary packages by running:

    yarn install
  • Run the generator and see the generated files appearing in the folder where you decided to store the generated code:

    yarn generate
  • Start the server (note that anything that is saved in the editor will be stored in ~/modelstore):

    yarn model-server
  • Open another terminal, and start the generated editor from it:

    yarn prepare-app
    yarn dev

The last command opens your preferred browser (or you need to click on the URL) with the generated editor for the LionWeb M3 language on localhost:5000.

  • Try out the editor

If you are having trouble using the editor, have a look at the key-bindings under the Help menu.

Styling is done though a collection of css variables in style/_freon_theme-light.scss. If you change the theme, run yarn prepare-app to uopdate the running app with the new style.