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* Reverse ability search order * Gather arrows from imported services * Add test * Refactor AquaContext * Add test for abilities * Rewrite parsing * Update cache * Make method private * Use only PName in pick * Rewrite picking (Compilation savepoint) * Fix PName.value * Linearize modules, make tests compile * Make unit tests pass (Savepoint) * Refactor a little * Remove declared argument * Refactor * Move scoped to Picker * Refactor locations to typed names * Fix pickHeader * Implement scoped for LspContext * Refactor exports, rethink HeaderSem monoid * Fix AquaContext (Savepoint) * Fix import handling * Remove println * Remove unused fields * Add header to SName.scala * Add simple test * Add merge test * Add renaming test * Refactor module to separate class * Add comments * Remove setAbility method * Refactor exports handling * Remove unnecessary variable * Add integration tests
Aqua playground
Repository demonstrating the how to start writing aqua and integrate it into a typescript application
Getting started
Install dependencies
npm install
To compile the aqua files execute
npm run compile-aqua
To start the index.ts execute
npm run run
To run all examples in example directory
npm run exec
If everything works correctly logs without errors will be printed on a screen:
Then you can add or modify aqua files in aqua directory, these files will be compiled into /src/compiled and you can use it in a TypeScript in your preferable way.
Project structure
Aqua source files are located in src/aquadirectory.
Aqua files are compiled into .ts located in /src/compiled directory.
Entry point to use aqua compiled files from TypeScript: /src/index.ts
Code that call all examples and check results: /src/run-examples.ts
References
Documentation for the compiler can be found in the official repo: https://github.com/fluencelabs/aqua