feat: support space-separated quoted strings as widget arguments#104
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feat: support space-separated quoted strings as widget arguments#104
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Adjacent quoted string literals can now be passed as separate widget
arguments without commas: {choice "Label" "target"} works alongside
the existing {choice "Label", "target"} syntax. Applies only when all
arguments are quoted strings — expressions with variables or operators
still require commas.
Closes #103
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
{choice "Label" "target"}works alongside the existing{choice "Label", "target"}syntaxCloses #103
How it works
When
splitArgs()finds no top-level commas in the raw argument string, it attempts to parse the input as adjacent quoted string literals ("..."or'...') separated by whitespace. If the entire input is consumed and 2+ strings are found, they're returned as individual arguments. Otherwise, the original single-expression behavior is preserved.Test plan
tsc --noEmit)🤖 Generated with Claude Code