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This makes it easier to fill out the stimuli. This does mean, that a GroupList, does not only contain groups, but also elements of WhiteSpace, so the grammar becomes a bit less tidy...
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This is a feature reworks the way how stimuli are written for the jspsych-spr-reading. Using the javascript nearley parser and moo lexer frameworks it is possible to create a stimulus where you can be more confident how the stimulus will finaly appear on screen. The former stimulus was removing and replacing characters from the input along a number of dimension which made it hard to see what it was doing.
Now there a grammar that dictates how stimuli should be written see plugins/grammar.ne which is converted to plugins/grammar.js. This is all packaged using esbuild to the dist directory. you can call ./build.sh to recreate grammar.js and populate dist. with a packaged version of the plugin.
It is now easier to create a number of bold/italic words in a row as you can put multiple words within tags, whereas before you had to tag each individual word. The grammar is much stricter than a html parser, as groups need to be closed e.g see the readme for more details