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codemirror-lang-inform7

v0.2.0

Published

Inform 7 language support for the CodeMirror code editor.

Downloads

9

Readme

Inform 7 for CodeMirror

This package implements Inform 7 syntax highlighting for the CodeMirror 6 code editor.

Inform 7 extensions are not fully supported. (They are mostly fine, only extension-specific parts such as the documentation are not highlighted.)

Inform 6 inclusions have basic highlighting, and Preform inclusions are not supported at all.

Usage

import { EditorState, EditorView, basicSetup } from "@codemirror/basic-setup"

import { inform7 } from "codemirror-lang-inform7"

const editor = new EditorView({
	state: EditorState.create({
		extensions: [
			basicSetup,
			EditorView.lineWrapping,
			inform7(),
		],
	}),
	parent: document.body,
})

Theming

The highlighter uses the following tags in Inform 7:

  • blockComment for comments
  • bracket for (- and -) surrounding I6 inclusions
  • definitionKeyword for table names (might change in the future)
  • escape for text substitutions (might change in the future)
  • heading1 for the story title (e.g. "My awesome IF" by Natrium729)
  • heading2 for Volume headings
  • heading3 for Book headings
  • heading4 for Part headings
  • heading5 for Chapter headings
  • heading6 for Section headings
  • invalid for unpaired brackets in I7 texts and substitutions
  • string for texts

Inside I6 inclusions, the following are used:

  • atom for dictionary words
  • bool for true and false
  • controlKeywords for keywords (e.g. if, but those that are not really for control, like new_line, might be attributed another tag in the future)
  • escape for escape sequences in strings (e.g. ~ or @:e)
  • float for floats (e.g. $+9.3e-2)
  • integer for numbers, binary numbers (e.g. $$10), hex number (e.g. $E9) and characters (e.g. 'n')
  • lineComment for comments
  • null for nothing
  • operatorKeyword for e.g. has or ofclass
  • processingInstruction for directives (might change in the future)
  • self for self
  • string for strings

For developers

The syntax highlighting is implemented with a stream parser in src/index.ts.

To build, use:

$ npm run prepare

To test the highlighting in a CodeMirror editor, use:

$ npm run build-preview

Then you can open the file preview/index.html in your favourite browser and type some Inform 7 code.

License

MIT. See the file LICENSE at the root of the repository.