FluentLibrary¶

Overview¶

/* eslint-disable phet/default-export-class-should-register-namespace */ An entry point for the Fluent library. In the browser-and-node directory, it lets Fluent be used by both simulation code and during the grunt modulify process. Follow tsconfig-dependencies.json to see how Fluent code is referenced for typescript. See the README in the sherpa/lib/fluent directory for more information on how Fluent is set up for PhET simulations.

@author Jesse Greenberg (PhET Interactive Simulations)

Class FluentLibrary¶

import { FluentLibrary } from 'scenerystack/chipper';

Static Methods¶

getFluentMessageKeys( fluentFileString : string ) : string[]¶

Gets all message keys (excluding terms) from a Fluent file string. This exists in FluentLiberary (instead of FluentUtils) because it needs to be used outside of simulation code.

verifyFluentFile( fluentFileString : string )¶

Verify syntax in the fluent file. Right now, it just checks for undefined terms.

Type FluentPattern¶

import type { FluentPattern } from 'scenerystack/chipper';

string | ComplexPattern

Source Code¶

See the source for FluentLibrary.ts in the chipper repository.