code-input.d.ts

export as namespace codeInput;
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/**
 * Plugins are imported from the plugins folder. They will then
 * provide custom extra functionality to code-input elements.
 */
export abstract class Plugin {
  /**
   * Create a Plugin
   * 
   * @param {Array<string>} observedAttributes - The HTML attributes to watch for this plugin, and report any 
   * modifications to the `codeInput.Plugin.attributeChanged` method.
   */
  constructor(observedAttributes: Array<string>)
  /**
   * Runs before code is highlighted.
   * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput - The codeInput element
   */
  beforeHighlight(codeInput: CodeInput): void
  /**
   * Runs after code is highlighted.
   * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput - The codeInput element
   */
  afterHighlight(codeInput: CodeInput): void
  /**
   * Runs before elements are added into a code-input element.
   * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput - The codeInput element
   */
  beforeElementsAdded(codeInput: CodeInput): void
  /**
   * Runs after elements are added into a code-input element (useful for adding events to the textarea).
   * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput - The codeInput element
   */
  afterElementsAdded(codeInput: CodeInput): void
  /**
   * Runs when an attribute of a code-input element is changed (you must add the attribute name to `codeInput.Plugin.observedAttributes` first).
   * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput - The codeInput element
   * @param {string} name - The name of the attribute
   * @param {string} oldValue - The value of the attribute before it was changed
   * @param {string} newValue - The value of the attribute after it is changed
   */
  attributeChanged(codeInput: CodeInput, name: string, oldValue: string, newValue: string): void
  /**
   * The HTML attributes to watch for this plugin, and report any 
   * modifications to the `codeInput.Plugin.attributeChanged` method.
   */
  observedAttributes: Array<string>

  /**
   * Replace the values in destination with those from source where the keys match, in-place.
   * @param {Object} destination Where to place the translated strings, already filled with the keys pointing to English strings.
   * @param {Object} source The same keys, or some of them, mapped to translated strings. Keys not present here will retain the values they are maapped to in destination.
   */
  addTranslations(destination: Object, source: Object): void
}

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/**
 * Before using any plugin in this namespace, please ensure you import its JavaScript
 * files (in the plugins folder), or continue to get a more detailed error in the developer
 * console.
 * 
 * Where plugins are stored, after they are imported. The plugin
 * file assigns them a space in this object.
 * For adding completely new syntax-highlighting algorithms, please see `codeInput.templates`.
 * 
 * Key - plugin name
 * 
 * Value - plugin object
 * @type {Object}
 */
export namespace plugins {
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  /**
   * JavaScript example of a plugin, which brings extra,
   * non-central optional functionality to code-input.
   * Instances of plugins can be passed in in an array
   * to the `plugins` argument when registering a template,
   * for example like this:
   * ```javascript
   * codeInput.registerTemplate("syntax-highlighted", codeInput.templates.hljs(hljs, [new codeInput.plugins.Test()]));
   * ```
   */
  class Test extends Plugin {
    constructor();
  }
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  /**
   * Automatically closes pairs of brackets/quotes/other syntaxes in code, but also lets you choose the brackets this
   * is activated for.
   * Files: auto-close-brackets.js
   */
  class AutoCloseBrackets extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Create an auto-close brackets plugin to pass into a template
     * @param {Object} bracketPairs Opening brackets mapped to closing brackets, default and example {"(": ")", "[": "]", "{": "}", '"': '"'}. All brackets must only be one character.
     */
    constructor(bracketPairs?: Object);
  }
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  /**
   * Display a popup under the caret using the text in the code-input element. This works well with autocomplete suggestions.
   * Files: autocomplete.js / autocomplete.css
   */
  class Autocomplete extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Pass in a function to create a plugin that displays the popup that takes in (popup element, textarea, textarea.selectionEnd).
     * @param {(popupElement: HTMLElement, textarea: HTMLTextAreaElement, selectionEnd: number, selectionStart?: number) => void} updatePopupCallback  a function to display the popup that takes in (popup element, textarea, textarea.selectionEnd).
     */
    constructor(updatePopupCallback: (popupElem: HTMLElement, textarea: HTMLTextAreaElement, selectionEnd: number, selectionStart?: number) => void);
  }
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  /**
   * Autodetect the language live and change the `lang` attribute using the syntax highlighter's 
   * autodetect capabilities. Works with highlight.js only.
   * Files: autodetect.js
   */
  class Autodetect extends Plugin {
    constructor();
  }
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  /**
   * Add Find-and-Replace (Ctrl/Cmd+F for find, Ctrl+H for replace by default) functionality to the code editor.
   * Files: find-and-replace.js / find-and-replace.css
   */
  class FindAndReplace extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Create a find-and-replace command plugin to pass into a template. To ensure keyboard shortcuts remain intuitive, set the alwaysCtrl parameter to false.
     * @param {boolean} useCtrlF Should Ctrl/Cmd+F be overridden for find-and-replace find functionality? Either way, you can also trigger it yourself using (instance of this plugin)`.showPrompt(code-input element, false)`.
     * @param {boolean} useCtrlH Should Ctrl+H be overridden for find-and-replace replace functionality? Either way, you can also trigger it yourself using (instance of this plugin)`.showPrompt(code-input element, true)`.
     * @param {Object} instructionTranslations: user interface string keys mapped to translated versions for localisation. Look at the find-and-replace.js source code for the English text.
     * @param {boolean} alwaysCtrl Setting this to false makes the keyboard shortcuts follow the operating system while avoiding clashes (right now: Cmd+F/Ctrl+H on Apple, Ctrl+F/Ctrl+H otherwise.) and is recommended; true forces Ctrl+F/Ctrl+H and is default for backwards compatibility.
     */
    constructor(useCtrlF?: boolean, useCtrlH?: boolean,
                instructionTranslations?: {
                  start?: string;
                  none?: string;
                  oneFound?: string;
                  matchIndex?: (index: Number, count: Number) => string;
                  error?: (message: string) => string;
                  infiniteLoopError?: string;
                  closeDialog?: string;
                  findPlaceholder?: string;
                  findCaseSensitive?: string;
                  findRegExp?: string;
                  replaceTitle?: string;
                  replacePlaceholder?: string;
                  findNext?: string;
                  findPrevious?: string;
                  replaceActionShort?: string;
                  replaceAction?: string;
                  replaceAllActionShort?: string;
                  replaceAllAction?: string
                },
                alwaysCtrl?: boolean
              );
    /**
     * Show a find-and-replace dialog.
     * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInputElement the `<code-input>` element.
     * @param {boolean} replacePartExpanded whether the replace part of the find-and-replace dialog should be expanded
     */
    showPrompt(codeInputElement: CodeInput, replacePartExpanded: boolean): void;
  }
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  /**
   * Add Go-To-Line (Ctrl/Cmd+G by default) functionality to the code editor.
   * Files: go-to-line.js / go-to-line.css
   */
  class GoToLine extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Create a go-to-line command plugin to pass into a template.
     * @param {boolean} useCtrlG Should Ctrl/Cmd+G be overridden for go-to-line functionality? Either way, you can trigger it yourself using (instance of this plugin)`.showPrompt(code-input element)`.
     * @param {Object} instructionTranslations: user interface string keys mapped to translated versions for localisation. Look at the go-to-line.js source code for the English text.
     */
    constructor(useCtrlG?: boolean,
                instructionTranslations?: {
                  closeDialog?: string;
                  input?: string;
                  guidanceFormat?: string;
                  guidanceLineRange?: (current:Number, max: Number) => string;
                  guidanceColumnRange?: (line: Number, current: Number, max: Number) => string;
                  guidanceValidLine?: (line: Number) => string;
                  guidanceValidColumn?: (line: Number, column: Number) => string;
                },
              );
    /**
     * Show a search-like dialog prompting line number.
     * @param {codeInput.CodeInput} codeInput the `<code-input>` element.
    */
    showPrompt(codeInput: CodeInput): void;
  }
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  /**
   * Adds indentation using the `Tab` key, and auto-indents after a newline, as well as making it 
   * possible to indent/unindent multiple lines using Tab/Shift+Tab
   * Files: indent.js
   */
  class Indent extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Create an indentation plugin to pass into a template
     * @param {boolean} defaultSpaces Should the Tab key enter spaces rather than tabs? Defaults to false.
     * @param {Number} numSpaces How many spaces is each tab character worth? Defaults to 4.
     * @param {Object} bracketPairs Opening brackets mapped to closing brackets, default and example {"(": ")", "[": "]", "{": "}"}. All brackets must only be one character, and this can be left as null to remove bracket-based indentation behaviour.
     * @param {boolean} escTabToChangeFocus Whether pressing the Escape key before (Shift+)Tab should make this keypress focus on a different element (Tab's default behaviour). You should always either enable this or use this plugin's disableTabIndentation and enableTabIndentation methods linked to other keyboard shortcuts, for accessibility.
     * @param {Object} instructionTranslations: user interface string keys mapped to translated versions for localisation. Look at the go-to-line.js source code for the English text.
     */
    constructor(defaultSpaces?: boolean, numSpaces?: Number, bracketPairs?: Object, escTabToChangeFocus?: boolean, instructionTranslations?: {
      tabForIndentation?: string;
      tabForNavigation?: string;
    });
  }
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  /**
   * Make tokens in the <pre><code> element that are included within the selected text of the <code-input>
   * gain a CSS class while selected, or trigger JavaScript callbacks.
   * Files: select-token-callbacks.js
   */
  class SelectTokenCallbacks extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Set up the behaviour of tokens text-selected in the `<code-input>` element, and the exact definition of a token being text-selected.
     * 
     * All parameters are optional. If you provide no arguments to the constructor, this will dynamically apply the "code-input_select-token-callbacks_selected" class to selected tokens only, for you to style via CSS.
     * 
     * @param {codeInput.plugins.SelectTokenCallbacks.TokenSelectorCallbacks} tokenSelectorCallbacks What to do with text-selected tokens. See docstrings for the TokenSelectorCallbacks class.
     * @param {boolean} onlyCaretNotSelection If true, tokens will only be marked as selected when no text is selected but rather the caret is inside them (start of selection == end of selection). Default false.
     * @param {boolean} caretAtStartIsSelected Whether the caret or text selection's end being just before the first character of a token means said token is selected. Default true.
     * @param {boolean} caretAtEndIsSelected Whether the caret or text selection's start being just after the last character of a token means said token is selected. Default true.
     * @param {boolean} createSubTokens Whether temporary `<span>` elements should be created inside partially-selected tokens containing just the selected text and given the selected class. Default false.
     * @param {boolean} partiallySelectedTokensAreSelected Whether tokens for which only some of their text is selected should be treated as selected. Default true.
     * @param {boolean} parentTokensAreSelected Whether all parent tokens of selected tokens should be treated as selected. Default true.
     */
    constructor(tokenSelectorCallbacks?: codeInput.plugins.SelectTokenCallbacks.TokenSelectorCallbacks, onlyCaretNotSelection?: boolean, caretAtStartIsSelected?: boolean, caretAtEndIsSelected?: boolean, createSubTokens?: boolean, partiallySelectedTokensAreSelected?: boolean, parentTokensAreSelected?: boolean);
  }

  namespace SelectTokenCallbacks {
    /**
     * A data structure specifying what should be done with tokens when they are selected, and also allows for previously selected
     * tokens to be dealt with each time the selection changes. See the constructor and the createClassSynchronisation static method.
     */
    class TokenSelectorCallbacks {
      /**
       * Pass any callbacks you want to customise the behaviour of selected tokens via JavaScript.
       * 
       * (If the behaviour you want is just differently styling selected tokens _via CSS_, you should probably use the createClassSynchronisation static method.) 
       * @param {(token: HTMLElement) => void} tokenSelectedCallback Runs multiple times when the text selection inside the code-input changes, each time inputting a single (part of the highlighted `<pre><code>`) token element that is selected in the new text selection.
       * @param {(tokenContainer: HTMLElement) => void} selectChangedCallback Each time the text selection inside the code-input changes, runs once before any tokenSelectedCallback calls, inputting the highlighted `<pre><code>`'s `<code>` element that contains all token elements.
       */
      constructor(tokenSelectedCallback: (token: HTMLElement) => void, selectChangedCallback: (tokenContainer: HTMLElement) => void);
      
      /**
       * Use preset callbacks which ensure all tokens in the selected text range in the `<code-input>`, and only such tokens, are given a certain CSS class.
       * 
       * (If the behaviour you want requires more complex behaviour or JavaScript, you should use TokenSelectorCallbacks' constructor.) 
       * 
       * @param {string} selectedClass The CSS class that will be present on tokens only when they are part of the selected text in the `<code-input>` element. Defaults to "code-input_select-token-callbacks_selected".
       * @returns {TokenSelectorCallbacks} A new TokenSelectorCallbacks instance that encodes this behaviour.
       */
      static createClassSynchronisation(selectedClass?: string): codeInput.plugins.SelectTokenCallbacks.TokenSelectorCallbacks;
    }
  }
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  /**
   * Render special characters and control characters as a symbol with their hex code.
   * Files: special-chars.js, special-chars.css
   *
   * WARNING:
   *
   * This plugin is currently unstable when used with other plugins,
   * Unicode characters, or highlight.js. I hope to fix much of this by
   * major version 3, and if you could help that would be amazing!
   *
   * See https://github.com/WebCoder49/code-input/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20specialchars
   */
  class SpecialChars extends Plugin {
    /**
     * Create a special characters plugin instance.
     * Default = covers many non-renderable ASCII characters.
     * @param {Boolean} colorInSpecialChars Whether or not to give special characters custom background colors based on their hex code. Defaults to false.
     * @param {Boolean} inheritTextColor If true, forces the color of the hex code to inherit from syntax highlighting. If false, the base color of the `pre code` element is used to give contrast to the small characters. Defaults to false.
     * @param {RegExp} specialCharRegExp The regular expression which matches special characters. Defaults to many non-renderable ASCII characters (which characters are renderable depends on the browser and OS).
     */
    constructor(colorInSpecialChars?: boolean, inheritTextColor?: boolean, specialCharRegExp?: RegExp);
  }
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}
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/**
 * If you're using one of the two named highlighters, please see
 * `codeInput.templates.prism` or `codeInput.templates.hljs`.
 * Otherwise please see this class' constructor.
 * Templates are used in `<code-input>` elements and once registered with
 * `codeInput.registerTemplate` will be in charge of the highlighting
 * algorithm and settings for all code-inputs with a `template` attribute
 * matching the registered name.
 */
export class Template {
  /**
   * **When `includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc` is `false`, `highlight` takes only the `<pre><code>` element as a parameter.**
   * 
   * Constructor to create a custom template instance. Pass this into `codeInput.registerTemplate` to use it.
   * I would strongly recommend using the built-in simpler template `codeInput.templates.prism` or `codeInput.templates.hljs`.
   * @param {(codeElement: HTMLElement) => void} highlight - a callback to highlight the code, that takes an HTML `<code>` element inside a `<pre>` element as a parameter
   * @param {boolean} preElementStyled - is the `<pre>` element CSS-styled (if so set to true), or the `<code>` element (false)?
   * @param {boolean} isCode - is this for writing code? If true, the code-input's lang HTML attribute can be used, and the `<code>` element will be given the class name 'language-[lang attribute's value]'.
   * @param {false} includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc - Setting this to true passes the `<code-input>` element as a second argument to the highlight function.
   * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.Plugin`
   * @returns template object
   */
  constructor(highlight?: (codeElement: HTMLElement) => void, preElementStyled?: boolean, isCode?: boolean, includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc?: false, plugins?: Plugin[])
  /**
   * **When `includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc` is `true`, `highlight` takes two parameters: the `<pre><code>` element, and the `<code-input>` element.**
   * 
   * Constructor to create a custom template instance. Pass this into `codeInput.registerTemplate` to use it.
   * I would strongly recommend using the built-in simpler template `codeInput.templates.prism` or `codeInput.templates.hljs`.
   * @param {(codeElement: HTMLElement, codeInput: CodeInput) => void} highlight - a callback to highlight the code, that takes an HTML `<code>` element inside a `<pre>` element as a parameter
   * @param {boolean} preElementStyled - is the `<pre>` element CSS-styled (if so set to true), or the `<code>` element (false)?
   * @param {boolean} isCode - is this for writing code? If true, the code-input's lang HTML attribute can be used, and the `<code>` element will be given the class name 'language-[lang attribute's value]'.
   * @param {true} includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc - Setting this to true passes the `<code-input>` element as a second argument to the highlight function.
   * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.Plugin`
   * @returns template object
   */
  constructor(highlight?: (codeElement: HTMLElement, codeInput: CodeInput) => void, preElementStyled?: boolean, isCode?: boolean, includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc?: true, plugins?: Plugin[])
  highlight: Function
  preElementStyled: boolean
  isCode: boolean
  includeCodeInputInHighlightFunc: boolean
  plugins: Plugin[] 
}

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/** 
 * Shortcut functions for creating templates.
 * Each code-input element has a template attribute that 
 * tells it which template to use.
 * Each template contains functions and preferences that 
 * run the syntax-highlighting and let code-input control 
 * the highlighting.
 * 
 * For creating a custom template from scratch, please 
 * use `new codeInput.Template(...)`.
 * 
 * For adding small pieces of functionality, please see `codeInput.plugins`.
 */
export namespace templates {
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  /**
   * A template that uses Prism.js syntax highlighting (https://prismjs.com/).
   */
  class Prism extends Template {
    /**
    * Constructor to create a template that uses Prism.js syntax highlighting (https://prismjs.com/)
    * @param {Object} prism Import Prism.js, then after that import pass the `Prism` object as this parameter.
    * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.plugins`
    * @param {boolean} preElementStyled - Defaults to true, which should be right for most themes. If the styling is broken, change to false. (See `codeInput.Template` constructor's definition.)
    * @returns template object
    */
    constructor(prism: Object, plugins?: Plugin[], preElementStyled?: boolean)
  }
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  /**
   * @deprecated Please use `new codeInput.templates.Prism(...)`
   */
  function prism(prism: Object, plugins?: Plugin[]): Template
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  /**
   * A template that uses highlight.js syntax highlighting (https://highlightjs.org/).
   */
  class Hljs extends Template {
    /**
    * Constructor to create a template that uses highlight.js syntax highlighting (https://highlightjs.org/)
    * @param {Object} hljs Import highlight.js, then after that import pass the `hljs` object as this parameter.
    * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.plugins`
    * @param {boolean} preElementStyled - Defaults to false, which should be right for most themes. If the styling is broken, change to true. (See `codeInput.Template` constructor's definition.)
    * @returns template object
    */
    constructor(hljs: Object, plugins?: Plugin[], preElementStyled?: boolean)
  }
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  /**
   * @deprecated Please use `new codeInput.templates.Hljs(...)`
   */
  function hljs(hljs: Object, plugins?: Plugin[]): Template
  /**
   * Constructor to create a proof-of-concept template that gives a message if too many characters are typed.
   * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.plugins`
   * @returns template object
   */
  function characterLimit(plugins?: Plugin[]): Template
  /**
   * Constructor to create a proof-of-concept template that shows text in a repeating series of colors.
   * @param {string[]} rainbowColors - An array of CSS colors, in the order each color will be shown
   * @param {string} delimiter - The character used to split up parts of text where each part is a different color (e.g. "" = characters, " " = words)
   * @param {codeInput.Plugin[]} plugins - An array of plugin objects to add extra features - see `codeInput.plugins`
   * @returns template object
   */
  function rainbowText(rainbowColors?: string[], delimiter?: string, plugins?: Plugin[]): Template
}
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/**
 * A `<code-input>` element, an instance of an `HTMLElement`, and the result
 * of `document.createElement("code-input")`. Attributes are only set when
 * the element's template has been registered, and before this are null.
 */
export class CodeInput extends HTMLTextAreaElement { // Tries to implement textarea interface
  /**
   * When the code-input's template is registered, this contains its codeInput.Template object.
   */
  templateObject?: readonly Template
  /**
   * Exposed child textarea element for user to input code in; in this version of code-input you shouldn't need to access
   * it because most textarea functionality is present on the code-input element itself.
   */
  textareaElement?: HTMLTextAreaElement
  /**
   * Exposed child pre element where syntax-highlighted code is outputted.
   * Contains this.codeElement as its only child.
   */
  preElement?: HTMLPreElement
  /**
   * Exposed child pre element's child code element where syntax-highlighted code is outputted.
   * Has this.preElement as its parent.
   */
  codeElement?: HTMLElement
  /**
   * Exposed non-scrolling element designed to contain dialog boxes etc. from plugins,
   * that shouldn't scroll with the code-input element.
   */
  dialogContainerElement?: HTMLElement
  /**
   * Show some instructions to the user only if they are using keyboard navigation - for example, a prompt on how to navigate with the keyboard if Tab is repurposed.
   * @param {string} instructions The instructions to display only if keyboard navigation is being used. If it's blank, no instructions will be shown.
   * @param {boolean} includeAriaDescriptionFirst Whether to include the aria-description of the code-input element before the keyboard navigation instructions for a screenreader. Keep this as true when the textarea is first focused.
   */
  setKeyboardNavInstructions(instructions: string, includeAriaDescriptionFirst: boolean): void
  /**
   * Allows plugins to store data in the scope of a single element.
   * Key - name of the plugin, in camelCase
   * Value - object of data to be stored; different plugins may use this differently.
   */
  pluginData: Object
}

/**
 * Register a template so code-input elements with a template attribute that equals the templateName will use the template.
 * See `codeInput.templates` for constructors to create templates.
 * @param {string} templateName - the name to register the template under
 * @param {Object} template - a Template object instance - see `codeInput.templates`  
 */
export function registerTemplate(templateName: string, template: Template): void;