Hi, This message is probably some days late or some days soon to be answered, since Mozilla HQ is closed, but anyway... :-)
Since last time I checked the code, and IIUC, L20n JS implementation code has moved to Fluent (if I'm wrong with this assumption, feel free to dump the rest of my message and just tell me to keep looking to L20n code). However, I remember that, despite not being a fluent (pun intended!) JS reader, I had almost no difficulties to find a package in L20n JS implementation aimed to get a full AST able to be used in a localization tool. In my case, it was a candidate package to be ported to Java. However, I'm facing some more difficulties to find the equivalent for Fluent. In the README.md of Fluent-JS: https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent.js/blob/master/README.md it is said that four packages exist and that they can be installed independently. fluent-syntax is said to be a parser. However, the How to use section is minimal and not illustrative, and the referenced link (http://projectfluent.org/fluent.js/fluent-syntax) is basically a mirror of the README.md, with another link (http://projectfluent.io/fluent.js/fluent-syntax) leading to a 404. Since L20n, or FTL now, is starting to land in desktop products, I'd like to review the code to see if I would really be able to port it to Java. So, what should I look to implement to get an AST parser? TIA -- Proyecto NAVE - http://www.proyectonave.es/ Mozilla Localization Project, es-ES Team SeaMonkey Volunteer - https://www.seamonkey-project.org/ _______________________________________________ tools-l10n mailing list tools-l10n@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/tools-l10n
