ochre-sdk 1.3.7 → 1.3.8

package/README.md

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ const result = await fetchWebsite("uchicago-node", { languages });
 
 OCHRE publishes ISO 639-2 language codes in their bibliographic (B) form, the Library of Congress MARC convention, and every language the SDK reads or accepts uses them: `per` for Persian, not ISO 639-3 `fas`, and likewise `fre`, `chi` and `ger`. There are three exceptions: the ISO 639-3 identifier where ISO 639-2 has no code (`yua`, `lzh`), the terminology (T) form for Dutch (`nld`, not `dut`), and a few codes of OCHRE's own for transliterations and vocabularies (`ota-xlt`, `rel`), some of which collide with unrelated ISO 639-3 languages. Requests in any other code are rejected, with the OCHRE code to use when one exists.
 
-`OCHRE_LANGUAGES` maps every code OCHRE publishes to its name, what it tags (a `language`, a `transliteration`, a `vocabulary` or `non-linguistic` content), the standard the code itself is taken from (`iso639-2b`, or one of the exceptions: `iso639-3`, `iso639-2t`, `bcp47` or `ochre`), its ISO 639-3 identifier and the BCP 47 tag to give `Intl` or an HTML `lang` attribute. Either standard is `null` when none fits.
+`OCHRE_LANGUAGES` maps every code OCHRE publishes to its name, what it tags (a `language`, a `transliteration`, a `vocabulary` or `non-linguistic` content), the standard the code itself is taken from (`iso639-2b`, or one of the exceptions: `iso639-3`, `iso639-2t` or `ochre`), its ISO 639-3 identifier and the BCP 47 tag to give `Intl` or an HTML `lang` attribute. Either standard is `null` when none fits.
 
 ```ts
 import { getOchreLanguage, getOchreLanguageCode } from "ochre-sdk";

package/dist/languages.d.mts

@@ -16,11 +16,10 @@ export type OchreLanguageKind = "language" | "transliteration" | "vocabulary" |
  * - `iso639-2t`: the terminology ISO 639-2 code, which OCHRE uses for Dutch
  * - `iso639-3`: the ISO 639-3 identifier, for languages ISO 639-2 has no
  *   code for
- * - `bcp47`: a BCP 47 tag (`zh-Latn-pinyin`)
  * - `ochre`: a code of OCHRE's own, which may collide with an unrelated
- *   ISO 639-3 language (`lmc` is OCHRE's Late Middle Chinese, ISO's Limilngan)
+ *   ISO 639-3 language (`rel` is OCHRE's relator vocabulary, ISO's Rendille)
  */
-export type OchreLanguageStandard = "iso639-2b" | "iso639-2t" | "iso639-3" | "bcp47" | "ochre";
+export type OchreLanguageStandard = "iso639-2b" | "iso639-2t" | "iso639-3" | "ochre";
 /**
  * A language code OCHRE publishes, with the standard codes it stands for
  */
@@ -321,10 +320,10 @@ export declare const OCHRE_LANGUAGES: {
     readonly iso639_3: "guj";
     readonly bcp47: "gu";
   };
-  readonly "zh-Latn-pinyin": {
+  readonly pinyin: {
     readonly name: "Hanyu Pinyin";
     readonly kind: "transliteration";
-    readonly standard: "bcp47";
+    readonly standard: "ochre";
     readonly iso639_3: "cmn";
     readonly bcp47: "zh-Latn-pinyin";
   };
@@ -398,13 +397,6 @@ export declare const OCHRE_LANGUAGES: {
     readonly iso639_3: "kor";
     readonly bcp47: "ko";
   };
-  readonly lmc: {
-    readonly name: "Late Middle Chinese";
-    readonly kind: "language";
-    readonly standard: "ochre";
-    readonly iso639_3: "ltc";
-    readonly bcp47: "ltc";
-  };
   readonly lat: {
     readonly name: "Latin";
     readonly kind: "language";

package/dist/languages.mjs

@@ -272,10 +272,10 @@ const OCHRE_LANGUAGES = {
 		iso639_3: "guj",
 		bcp47: "gu"
 	},
-	"zh-Latn-pinyin": {
+	pinyin: {
 		name: "Hanyu Pinyin",
 		kind: "transliteration",
-		standard: "bcp47",
+		standard: "ochre",
 		iso639_3: "cmn",
 		bcp47: "zh-Latn-pinyin"
 	},
@@ -349,13 +349,6 @@ const OCHRE_LANGUAGES = {
 		iso639_3: "kor",
 		bcp47: "ko"
 	},
-	lmc: {
-		name: "Late Middle Chinese",
-		kind: "language",
-		standard: "ochre",
-		iso639_3: "ltc",
-		bcp47: "ltc"
-	},
 	lat: {
 		name: "Latin",
 		kind: "language",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "ochre-sdk",
-  "version": "1.3.7",
+  "version": "1.3.8",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "MIT",
   "description": "Node.js library for working with OCHRE (Online Cultural and Historical Research Environment) data",