Update MF2 to match upstream changes #414
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Very happy to see this working going on. I didn't read to the bottom of the code yet. I do notice lots of good general code hygiene in here as well. |
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Added CST backreferences to the parsed data model, available as |
…(src)) instead of asDataModel(parseMessage(src))
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This should bring the implementation to parity with the current spec, pre-emptively also including changes from:
<matchSignature>for:number, together with:ordinal&:pluralaliases unicode-org/message-format-wg#560Some ESLint changes are included, which is why this touches some files outside the
packages/mf2-*directories. I've also dropped commitlint, as it was getting too annoying during development.The
@messageformat/fluentpackage is here made ES-only, as that was the easiest way to satisfy TS regarding its@fluent/syntaxdependency. This may be a temporary thing; we'll see. The Fluent -> MF2 converters now use duck-typing to detect plural selectors; this can be disabled with an option.The XLIFF representation is streamlined a bit. Am considering using
<originalData>and<res:resourceData>for some of what's currently in a wholly custom<mf:messageformat>container.The
messageformatexports are refactored quite a bit, adding new endpointsmessageformat/functionsandmessageformat/functions/utilswith relevant parts of the API.Two new data model tools are added:
visitis a specialized message data visitor, andvalidatechecks that the model does not have any data model errors, and reports the function & variable dependencies of a message. Currently it effectively duplicates functionality from the CST parser; that should get resolved at some point, but that'll require a datamodel -> CST mapper so that the errors can still be reported by character position.The JSON test fixtures are refactored a bit, separating out:
The internal file structures of the main package have evolved quite a bit, and feel like they make some sense again. I'm not really expecting anyone to review all the changes here, as that would likely be quite a slog.
CC @aphillips, @mradbourne