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@stackpress/idea

v0.3.11

Published

An open source schema file standard and generator

Downloads

753

Readme

💡 Idea

A meta language to express and transform your ideas to reality. It all starts with an idea...

Install

$ npm i -D @stackpress/idea

Usage

This is an example idea schema.

//my.idea
model Product @label("Product" "Products") @suggested("[name]") @icon("gift") {
  name        String   @label("Name") 
                       @field.text
                       @is.required("Name is required")
                       @list.detail @view.text

  image       String   @label("Image") 
                       @field.image
                       @list.image({ width 20 height 20 }) 
                       @view.image({ width 100 height 100 })

  description String   @label("Description") 
                       @field.textarea
                       @list.none @view.text
  
  currency    String   @label("Currency")
                       @filterable @default("USD")
                       @field.currency
                       @is.ceq(3 "Should be valid currency prefix")
                       @list.text @view.text
  
  srp         Float?   @label("SRP")
                       @min(0.00) @step(0.01)
                       @field.number({ min 0.00 step 0.01 })
                       @list.price @view.price
  
  price       Float?   @label("Offer Price")
                       @min(0.00) @step(0.01)
                       @field.number({ min 0.00 step 0.01 })
                       @list.price @view.price
}

"Ideas are worthless without execution" - Many People

To transform an idea, you need to plugin a transformer like the following example.

//my.idea
plugin "@stackpress/idea-typescript" {
  ts true
  output "./src/types.ts"
}
// ... your idea ...
// model Product ...

You can use other ideas, just import them like the following example.

//my.idea
use "./another.idea"
// ... your idea ...
// model Product ...

To execute an idea, you just need to run the following command.

$ npx idea transform -i my.idea

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