Lush monorepo

This a monorepo for lush. See blurb to know that blush is about At this stage the docs is for dev(s). I am building tools to scaffold the final app. They parse back and forth the acorn format and my SusyNode tree in yaml to see what I do. I have svelte routes to do that.

install

We suppose the bun package manager installed.

Run bun install:all Run bun dev

goal

For the general long term goals (see blurb)

The goal is to get more organized than rd-line-lush (a previous attempt which targeted the terminal) to be able to bring in jq and yaml in my would-be lush language. Yaml parsing is done using the lush branch of my fork of [yaml] which uses lush-types/

next step

Unparse a svelte augmented Acorn tree into an SusyNode tree See unparse

Git hooks

To enforce tests before pushing, copy the shared pre-push hook template:

cp scripts/pre-push .git/hooks/pre-push
chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-push

Current deliverable

Only dev mode so far. In the sveltekit app, the menu bar is built using skeleton widgets. In the tauri app, the system menu bar is used using rust API. Beyond that the 2 apps are identical. Currently there is is only "Lush/About" that displays a pop up.

When lish will run in terminal outside of svelte of tauri, it will have its own system of menus.

There are package.json build scripts for different combinations of software/hardware platforms. They are untested.

svelte app

After install. Run bun run dev See svelte-app/app.md

tauri app

Auth docs

• auth-workos-github.md — WorkOS AuthKit + GitHub login (SvelteKit + Tauri dev)
• tauri-auth-server.md — “no limitation” Tauri build that bundles a local server (bun run build:tauri:auth)

Monorepo Layout

• lush-types is a local npm package to define types used everywhere else

= yaml/ is a copy of my lush branch of my local fork of yaml to parse a yaml string into a TokenMultiline structure

• lush-term-editor/ is a terminal based structural editor.

Later (long term) will be :

• lush-codemirror/ same as lush-term-editor but for codemirror
• 'lush-nvim/' speculative. Same as lush-term-editor but for nvim
• 'lush-monaco/' speculative. Same as lush-term-editor but for monaco
• lush-svelte/ will use lush-code-mirror, probably for notebook. Editing cells should be toggled between web and terminal. Nu array output could be rendered as a html array bridging the gap between GUI and TUI.

short term

At this point we programmatically edit yaml data and learn coding with codex. No interactive edit and display yet.

The goal is to edit the yaml sample below and simulate the typing return to insert a new item below the current one in an sequence. The next step will be more difficult : to do the same in a map. With a sequence item we can get away with an empty item that stands for null. For a mapping we will have to use placeholders.

The sample data is a map in a sequence

- toto
- a: b
  c: d

Later steps

-A display cell will be outputted using util.inspect as the editing cell is modified. Key placeholder will be displayed as key-placeholder n to avoid duplicate.

• a breadcrumb field will be displayed in the status line at the bottom of