@rhinostone/swig-core
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Shared IR, backend, and runtime for the @rhinostone/swig family of template engines.
Shared runtime for the
@rhinostone/swigfamily of template engines. Not intended for direct consumption unless you are building a custom frontend. Install @rhinostone/swig for the default Swig (Jinja2/Django-inspired) flavor, or @rhinostone/swig-twig for the Twig flavor — both pull this package in pinned to the matching version.
Extracted from @rhinostone/swig@1.6.0 during the 2.0.0-alpha.1 multi-flavor carve. See ROADMAP.md for the release narrative.
lib/ir.js) — the intermediate representation emitted by frontend parsers and consumed by the backend.lib/backend.js) — lowers IR to compiled JavaScript source via new Function(...).lib/engine.js) — engine.install(self, frontend) glues a frontend (tags, filters, parser, lexer) onto the shared runtime.lib/tokenparser.js) — IR emission for inline expressions, shared across frontends.lib/utils.js, lib/security.js, lib/cache.js, lib/loaders/, lib/filters.js, lib/dateformatter.js, lib/tokentypes.js).Frontends and the core release in lockstep. Cross-package dependencies pin to the matching exact version (no caret, no tilde). Do not upgrade swig-core independently of the frontend that consumes it.
Source lives in the @rhinostone/swig monorepo: gina-io/swig/packages/swig-core. File issues and PRs at gina-io/swig.
MIT. See LICENSE in the monorepo root.
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Shared IR, backend, and runtime for the @rhinostone/swig family of template engines.
The npm package @rhinostone/swig-core receives a total of 642 weekly downloads. As such, @rhinostone/swig-core popularity was classified as not popular.
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