@rsvelte/compiler 0.3.1 → 0.4.0

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  The Rust API is the same surface OXC will eventually wire `oxlint` / `oxfmt` into. Unlike the JS surface, the Rust `CompileOptions` honours **every** field — including `css_hash` and `warning_filter` as real Rust closures.
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+ ### Call from C / Go / PHP / Ruby / Zig / Java / …
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+ A `cdylib` exposing a stable C ABI ships in [`crates/rsvelte_capi`](crates/rsvelte_capi). One shared library + one cbindgen-generated header (`rsvelte.h`) lets any language with a C FFI drive the same compiler — UTF-8 JSON in, UTF-8 JSON out, no per-language schema generation.
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+ ```bash
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+ cargo build -p rsvelte_capi --release
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+ # → target/release/librsvelte_capi.{dylib,so,a}, rsvelte_capi.dll
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+ # → crates/rsvelte_capi/include/rsvelte.h (regenerated via cbindgen)
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+ ```
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+ Ready-to-run smoke tests are shipped — and run in CI on every PR — for **C, Go, Python, Ruby, Zig, PHP, and Java (JDK 22+ FFM)**. Drift in the generated header or any `CompileOption` deserializer is caught by 35 cargo integration tests + a `RSVELTE_CAPI_CHECK_HEADER=1` build guard. See [`crates/rsvelte_capi/README.md`](crates/rsvelte_capi/README.md) for the full API, JSON envelope shape, memory ownership rules, and the per-language quick-start table.
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  ## Compiler option compatibility
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  The JS-facing surfaces (`@rsvelte/compiler` wasm bundle, `@rsvelte/vite-plugin-svelte-native` NAPI bindings) accept the full `svelte/compiler#CompileOptions` shape, but **function-valued** options can't currently cross the language boundary. The Rust core has no way to call back into JavaScript, so callback-shaped fields are accepted (so the TypeScript types stay drop-in compatible with upstream Svelte) and then **silently ignored**.
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  ## Compatibility
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  <!-- svelte-target-version -->
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- **Targeting Svelte `v5.51.5`** ([`8ea33bf7fe86`](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/commit/8ea33bf7fe86)) — automatically maintained by `pnpm run update-docs`.
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+ **Targeting Svelte `v5.52.0`** ([`cbf4e246fc0d`](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/commit/cbf4e246fc0d)) — automatically maintained by `pnpm run update-docs`.
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  <!-- /svelte-target-version -->
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  Current compatibility with the official Svelte compiler test suite:
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  "name": "@rsvelte/compiler",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "A high-performance Rust implementation of the Svelte compiler",
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- "version": "0.3.1",
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+ "version": "0.4.0",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "repository": {
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  "type": "git",
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