rbtr-lang-html

HTML support for rbtr. A default plugin — installed with rbtr itself (pip install rbtr).

What it ingests

• Sections — major <body> elements (<main>, <article>, <nav>, …) → doc sections, named by their id (else the tag name).
• Imports — <script src> and <link href> → import chunks carrying the referenced path and a language hint, so edges link to the target file.

Chunks produced

<main id="content">…</main>           <!-- doc_section "content"                  -->
<nav>…</nav>                          <!-- doc_section "nav"                      -->
<script src="app.js"></script>        <!-- import {module: app.js, hint: javascript} -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="a.css">  <!-- import {module: a.css, hint: css}      -->

Embedded / injected chunks

HTML embeds other languages: an inline <script> delegates to JavaScript and an inline <style> to CSS, so their chunks extract at real line numbers within the page, each carrying its own language.

<main id="app">                    <!-- doc_section "app"   (html)       -->
  <script>
    function boot() { start(); }   <!-- function "boot"     (javascript) -->
  </script>
  <style>
    .hero { color: crimson; }      <!-- class ".hero"       (css)        -->
  </style>
</main>

Grammar & dependencies

Uses the tree-sitter-html grammar. No runtime dependency on other language plugins; the test suite dev-depends on rbtr-lang-javascript and rbtr-lang-css so the sample's linked and injected js/css extract and the cross-file edges snapshot.