Lexius Transpiler

1.1.0 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript

Lexius Transpiler is a web-based transpiler for the Lexius language, designed for safe and isolated code transformation. Current stable version is 1.1.0, with frequent releases. It operates in a resource-limited, language-agnostic manner, ensuring no compromise to the host environment. Key differentiators include sandboxed execution, cross-platform support, and a focus on security.

Common errors

error TypeError: lexius_transpiler__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0__.lexiusTranspile is not a function ↓

cause Incorrect import: default import instead of named import.

fix

Use import { lexiusTranspile } from 'lexius-transpiler'

error Cannot find module 'lexius-transpiler' ↓

cause Package not installed or npm install failed.

fix

Run npm install lexius-transpiler and ensure package.json is present.

Warnings

breaking v1.1.0 renamed `transpile()` to `lexiusTranspile()`. ↓

fix Update imports and calls: replace `transpile` with `lexiusTranspile`.

deprecated Constructor `LexiusTranspiler(options)` is deprecated in v1.1.0; use factory function `lexiusTranspile` instead. ↓

fix Replace `new LexiusTranspiler(options)` with `lexiusTranspile(code, options)`.

gotcha Passing `format: 'esm'` may produce invalid code if targets are not supported. ↓

fix Ensure `target` is at least 'es2022' when using `format: 'esm'`.

Install

npm install lexius-transpiler

yarn add lexius-transpiler

pnpm add lexius-transpiler

Imports

lexiusTranspile

wrong

const lexiusTranspile = require('lexius-transpiler')

correct

import { lexiusTranspile } from 'lexius-transpiler'

ESM-only since v1.0.0; named export.

LexiusTranspiler

wrong

import LexiusTranspiler from 'lexius-transpiler'

correct

import { LexiusTranspiler } from 'lexius-transpiler'

Class export; not default.

TranspileOptions

wrong

import { TranspileOptions } from 'lexius-transpiler'

correct

import type { TranspileOptions } from 'lexius-transpiler'

Type import only; not a runtime value.

Quickstart

Demonstrates both function and class-based transpilation with options.

import { lexiusTranspile, LexiusTranspiler } from 'lexius-transpiler';

const code = 'x = 5';
const options = { target: 'es2020', format: 'cjs' };

// Using the function
try {
  const result = lexiusTranspile(code, options);
  console.log(result);
} catch (err) {
  console.error(err);
}

// Using the class
const transpiler = new LexiusTranspiler(options);
const transpiled = transpiler.transform(code);
console.log(transpiled);