Alloy is a framework for code generation that borrows concepts from JavaScript front-end frameworks like React and Solid to provide highly ergonomic and productive source code generation. Use JSX syntax or string templates to define source files and the language elements within them. Alloy helps handle a lot of the hard bits like building source text from strings, linking declarations and importing necessary dependencies, applying naming conventions, formatting, and generating syntax for a number of languages.
import * as ay from "@alloy-js/core";
import * as ts from "@alloy-js/typescript";
const helloWorldRef = ay.refkey();
const res = ay.render(
<ay.Output>
<ay.SourceFile path="readme.md" filetype="markdown">
This is a sample output project.
</ay.SourceFile>
<ts.SourceFile path="test1.ts">
<ts.VarDeclaration export name="foo" refkey={helloWorldRef}>
"Hello world"
</ts.VarDeclaration>
</ts.SourceFile>
<ts.SourceFile path="test2.ts">
<ts.VarDeclaration name="v">
{helloWorldRef}
</ts.VarDeclaration>
console.log(v);
</ts.SourceFile>
</ay.Output>
);
console.log(res[2].contents);
// import { foo } from "./test2.ts";
//
// const v = foo;Or, if you prefer, you can use string templates:
import { refkey, render, code } from "@alloy-js/core";
import * as ay from "@alloy-js/core/stc";
import * as ts from "@alloy-js/typescript/stc";
const helloWorldRef = refkey();
const res = render(
ay.Output().children(
ay.SourceFile({ path: "readme.md", filetype: "markdown" }).code`
This is a sample output project.
`,
ts.SourceFile({ path: "test1.ts" }).children(
ts.VarDeclaration({ export: true, name: "foo", refkey: helloWorldRef }).code`
"Hello world"
`
),
ts.SourceFile({ path: "test2.ts" }).code`
${ts.VarDeclaration({ name: "v" }).children(helloWorldRef)}
console.log(v);
`
)
);
console.log(res[2].contents);
// import { foo } from "./test2.ts";
//
// const v = foo;This project is in pre-beta. Expect everything to change. Feedback is especially appreciated. The docs are not great but are being worked on.
- pnpm
- node 20+
Use this template to get started.
Alternatively, you can find the latest packages on GitHub by clicking the green checkbox next to the latest commit and clicking "details" next to Continuous Releases. Alloy will be published to NPM in the coming weeks.
Clone the repo, then:
> pnpm install
> pnpm build- C#: @alloy-js/csharp
- Java: @alloy-js/java
- TypeScript: @alloy-js/typescript
More are coming soon.