@fedify/vocab-tools
Advanced tools
This package contains the utilities for working with Activity Vocabulary objects, which are auto-generated from the IDL.
deno add @fedify/vocab-tools
npm install @fedify/vocab-tools
pnpm add @fedify/vocab-tools
yarn add @fedify/vocab-tools
Run development tasks from the repository root with mise.
The code generator has separate output snapshots for Deno, Node.js, and Bun. When a change affects generated output, update all three from the repository root:
mise run test:update_snapshots
Review and commit every changed snapshot file. Updating only one runtime leaves the other test suites with stale expectations.
A property schema can set extraContext to a context URL. The generated
serializer adds it to its default context when the property's expanded IRI
appears after compaction, including inside nested objects. A caller-provided
context takes precedence. When populated, such a property uses the JSON-LD
processor so context container rules, including @set, are respected.
A type schema can set trustEmbeddedObjects: false when its identifier is
metadata rather than a resource that establishes an origin. Its own
entity-valued accessors then fetch embedded objects with identifiers instead
of trusting a matching origin. Locally constructed values, previously fetched
values, and the explicit crossOrigin: "trust" option retain their usual
behavior. This does not verify id-less embedded objects or establish publishing
authority.
FAQs
Code generator for Activity Vocabulary APIs
The npm package @fedify/vocab-tools receives a total of 6,249 weekly downloads. As such, @fedify/vocab-tools popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @fedify/vocab-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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