@web-types/bootstrap-vue v2.0.0-1

Web-types

Welcome to web-types, the JSON standard to document web component libraries.

Web-types is a framework agnostic standard to provide IDEs and other tools with metadata information about contents of a web components library. It also provides extensions for a framework specific content.

You can check out features supported by IDEs here.

Distribution

Library providers are welcome to include detailed web-types JSONs and link them through web-types property in package.json. E.g.:

{
  ...
  "web-types": "./web-types.json"
  ...
}

Currently following libraries are providing this feature:

• Vue.js
  • vuetify (https://github.com/vuetifyjs/vuetify/pull/9440)
  • quasar (https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/pull/4749)
  • bootstrap-vue (https://github.com/bootstrap-vue/bootstrap-vue/pull/4110)

For the most popular libraries basic information is published under @web-types scope on NPM. Currently following frameworks and libraries are supported in such a way:

• Vue.js
  • bootstrap-vue
  • quasar
  • quasar-framework
  • vuetify

Published JSONs are checked into repository under packages folder. In case of web-types published to @web-types scope, IDEs are supposed to download required JSONs without any changes to user project structure.

Various IDEs perform optimizations when scanning node_modules directory, so to ensure that web-types for your package are always available, make sure it's listed in packages/registry.json.

Schema

Web-types schema is available in schema folder. Use one of the following URLs to reference it in your JSON files:

http://json.schemastore.org/web-types

or

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JetBrains/web-types/master/schema/web-types.json

Generating web-types

You can use scripts/extract.sh bash script to extract metadata information from a library. So far only vue.js framework extraction is supported. The usage syntax for the script is following:

extract.sh vue <package-name> <sem-version-range> [--production,--discard-same]

Example usage:

extract.sh vue vuetify ">=1.0.0" --production --discard-same

The script will output "#Error:..." strings into JSON in case of syntax it doesn't understand while performing static analysis. This allows to improve script to handle specific syntax used by a library. However, while publishing metadata we don't want to include errors, so one can use --production parameter to exclude errors from the output.

Some versions of libraries contain exactly the same information and with --discard-same parameter we can minimize amount of generated JSONS and produce only those, which are unique.

Local development with web-types

You can use web-types in your local project or library. Just link a generated web-types file in your package.json and IDE will pick up global components from it.

Publishing to @web-types scope

To publish a package to @web-types you need to have permission. Automated publishing is done with script/publish.sh script, which usage syntax is following:

publish.sh <package-name> [--dry-run]

The script will scan folder packages/<package-name> for generated web-types jsons and synchronize contents with NPM.

Versioning and naming of @web-types scope

Versioning and naming rules are as follows:

• web-types for package pkg-name are available under @web-types/pkg-name
• web-types for package @scope/pkg-name are available under @web-types/at-scope-pkg-name
• web-types for version 1.2.3 are published as prerelease 1.2.3-n, e.g. 1.2.3-3
• web-types for pre-release version 1.2.3-rc.1 are published with additional segment, e.g. 1.2.3-rc.1.3
• to search for appropriate web-types package use range <pkg-ver and include prerelease versions, e.g. to find web-types for version 1.2.6, query package list with <1.2.6, which can match web-types in version 1.2.4-12
• all outdated versions are marked as deprecated and should be ignored by an IDE

Contributions

All contributions are welcome! We need your help to improve the web-types standard specification, to support other frameworks and to improve quality of generated metadata through scripts.