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This is the reference implementation of the Readable Science Markup (RSM) language, written as a tree-sitter grammar. RSM is one of the cornerstone components of the Aris system. For more information see here.
The two main files are grammar.js and src/scanner.c which implement the language
grammar and the external scanner, respectively. The tests are defined in
test/corpus/*.txt, and can be executed via npx tree-sitter test.
Compile the grammar locally by executing
npx tree-sitter generate --abi 14
and build locally by executing
npx tree-sitter build
Once development of a feature is complete, submit a PR.
The grammar is released as a PyPI package by following these intructions. At the time of writing, a summarized version of the instructions are the following:
npx tree-sitter version <version> and commit the changes
generated.git tag -- v<version>.git push --tags origin main.publish.yml GitHub workflow will take care of the rest.FAQs
RSM grammar for tree-sitter
We found that tree-sitter-rsm demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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