This is a list of commands which are currently supported:
- for-range
- for
- base structure
- filter
- sort & order
- limit & offset
- for-prop (mostly a copy & paste from
for
) - value
- element
- eval
- when/is
- debug / error / log to add entries to the logging data
- throw / catch to trigger errors and provide regions to have them resolved
- for
- base structure
- filter
- sort & order
- limit & offset
- for-prop (mostly a copy & paste from
for
) - value
- prop (dual of element)
- calc
- Stack based language.
- Stack based evaluations for
eval
element - and for
filter
prop on for like cycles. - BREAKING replace numbers in for-range with these kinds of expressions.
- Evaluate their usage in when/is
- Stack based evaluations for
- Introduce escaping via "%" of 7bit ascii of strings within path expressions (to avoid issues with
[
]
later on) - Introduce the hashing functions needed to perform RAND ordering in
order-by
.
- At least feature parity with what it was before moving it out of
vs-fltk
. - Some degree of documentation.
- Add support for
element.text()
&element.name()
in query. - Replace the current split implementation with something requiring less allocations
- At least feature parity with what it was before moving it out of
vs-fltk
. - Some degree of documentation.
- Add support for
element.text()
&element.name()
in query. - Replace the current split implementation with something requiring less allocations
- Add support for props-based commands.
- Initial setup for the test-suite.
- Add actual support of dot comparison in strings (to be tested).
- Add random as a proper
order-by
supported value (I must be able to specify the seed when building the document too). - man page generation via meson (not great, but I'll take it).
- Add a proper xml schema for this language (rng in place of xsd as they are more flexible for unordered files that I want to support)
- Support for all commands, except
filter
in allfor
variants &eval
. Syntax for it has not been determined yet. - Functional CLI needed.
- Install scripts working (testing needed).
- Some good testing coverage is highly desirable.