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🌲👨 tmux grammar for tree-sitter
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chore: tree sitter updates #7

Closed jeremiah-snee-openx closed 8 months ago

jeremiah-snee-openx commented 8 months ago

Download Project & run tree-sitter generate

Replacing nan dependency with node-addon-api in package.json
Adding node-gyp-build dependency to package.json
Adding prebuildify devDependency to package.json
Adding an install script to package.json
Adding a prebuildify script to package.json
Adding peerDependencies to package.json
Adding types to package.json
Adding files to package.json
Replacing index.js with new binding API
Replacing binding.cc with new binding API
Replacing binding.gyp with new binding API

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive suite of changes to support the tree-sitter-tmux project, a language parser library for tmux configuration files. It encompasses the creation and modification of build files, package configurations, and bindings in multiple programming languages, streamlining the development and integration process across different platforms and languages. This holistic approach ensures compatibility and ease of use for developers working with tmux grammar in the Tree-sitter ecosystem.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.editorconfig, .gitattributes Introduced coding style and line ending configurations.
Makefile Added rules for compiling, linking, and installing tree-sitter-tmux library.
Package.swift, binding.gyp, setup.py Configured package settings for Swift, Node.js bindings, and Python package including C extensions.
bindings/.../tree-sitter-tmux.h, tmux.h Defined interfaces for Tree-sitter tmux grammar across C, Go, Node.js, Python, and Swift.
bindings/.../binding.*, bindings/.../index.* Implemented and simplified language bindings and tests for Go, Node.js, and Python.
src/tree_sitter/... Enhanced Tree-sitter library with custom memory allocation and dynamic array management.

"In the realm of code, where the bits entwine,
A rabbit hopped forth, with a plan so fine.
🐇💻 To parse tmux with ease, it set the stage,
With Tree-sitter's help, it turned the page.
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It brought developers on a joyful ride.
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jeremiah-snee-openx commented 8 months ago

@Freed-Wu Not sure what you want to do for these PR checkers.

Every change in this commit came from tree-sitter CLI.

Do you want to add files to .gitignore, or update .pre-commit-config.yaml to ignore certain files & errors

Freed-Wu commented 8 months ago

This large PR is also needed to be splitted to many small PRs, IMO.

jeremiah-snee-openx commented 8 months ago

This large PR is also needed to be splitted to many small PRs, IMO.

How would you like this PR split up? Almost all of the changes are created by the tree-sitter cli. The only other changes I have made in the PR are fixing broken PR Checkers.

Freed-Wu commented 8 months ago

How would you like this PR split up

No serious, I just want:

I have done this work in #4

Freed-Wu commented 8 months ago

Thanks for you help!