@graffiticode/l0179-view 0.1.0

package/dist/index.d.ts

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+import { CompileError } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+import { default as default_2 } from 'react';
+import { FormComponent } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+import { FormProps } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+import { LanguageReducer } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+import { StateAction } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+import { View } from '@graffiticode/l0000-view';
+
+export { CompileError }
+
+export declare const Form: ({ state }: any) => default_2.JSX.Element;
+
+export { FormComponent }
+
+export { FormProps }
+
+/**
+ * The answer key, keyed the way the response is: bare `A2` for one sheet, `s2!A2` once there are
+ * several. Callers (including Learnosity's suggested-answers list) index the response with these
+ * keys, so the two must agree.
+ */
+export declare const getCellsValidation: ({ cells, validation }: any) => any;
+
+export { LanguageReducer }
+
+export declare const reduce: LanguageReducer;
+
+/**
+ * Score a response map. Returns the same map with a `score` added to each assessed cell; the
+ * caller sums `score.points` and compares against `validation.points`.
+ *
+ * With several sheets each is scored against its OWN validation rather than a merged one. That
+ * is the same separation the compiler makes, and for the same reason: the region record is keyed
+ * by row and column with no sheet dimension, so one merged pass has sheet 2's `A1` overwrite
+ * sheet 1's answer key — leaving a maximum that no correct response can reach.
+ */
+export declare const scoreCells: ({ cells, validation, interactionCells }: any) => any;
+
+export { StateAction }
+
+export { View }
+
+export { }