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Integration for MMIR library in webpack builds
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**[mmir-webpack 7.0.0-beta1](../README.md)**
> [Globals](../README.md) / [mmir-tooling](../modules/mmir_tooling.md) / GrammarEntry
# Interface: GrammarEntry
## Hierarchy
* [GrammarOption](mmir_tooling.grammaroption.md)
↳ **GrammarEntry**
↳↳ [GrammarBuildEntry](mmir_tooling.grammarbuildentry.md)
## Index
### Properties
* [async](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#async)
* [asyncCompile](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#asynccompile)
* [engine](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#engine)
* [exclude](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#exclude)
* [file](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#file)
* [id](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#id)
* [ignore](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#ignore)
* [initPhrase](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#initphrase)
* [strict](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#strict)
## Properties
### async
• `Optional` **async**: boolean
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[async](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#async)*
grammar-execution (during runtime) will be asynchronous in a WebWorker/thread
NOTE: invocations must always provide a callback, for async-exec grammars
**`example`**
mmir.semantic.interpret('this is my test phrase', function(result){
// do something with grammar execution result
})
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### asyncCompile
• `Optional` **asyncCompile**: boolean
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[asyncCompile](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#asynccompile)*
if `true`, and thread-webworker is available, grammar will be compiled paralelized / in a separate thread
**`default`** true
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### engine
• `Optional` **engine**: [GrammarEngineType](../modules/mmir_lib.md#grammarenginetype)
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[engine](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#engine)*
the Grammar engine that will be used to compile the executable grammar.
**`default`** "jscc"
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### exclude
• `Optional` **exclude**: boolean
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[exclude](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#exclude)*
if `true`, the corresponding grammar will be completely excluded, i.e. no executable grammar will be compiled
from the corresponding JSON grammar
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### file
• `Optional` **file**: string
for specifying the JSON grammar directly (e.g. instead or in addition of parsing `path` for grammar files):
the (absolute) path to the JSON grammar (from which the executable grammar will be created)
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### id
• `Optional` **id**: string
the grammar ID
WARNING will be automatically set -- if it is manully set, it may get overwritten!
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### ignore
• `Optional` **ignore**: boolean
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[ignore](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#ignore)*
if `true`, the grammar will not be loaded (and registered) when the the app is initialized, i.e. needs to be
"manually" loaded/initialized by app implementation and/or other mechanisms.
If omitted or `false`, the grammar will be loaded on start-up of the app,
and then will be available e.g. via `mmir.semantic.interprest(<input phrase string>, <grammar-id>)`
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### initPhrase
• `Optional` **initPhrase**: string
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[initPhrase](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#initphrase)*
An "initialization phrase" for the grammar, in case of async-exection:
this phrase will be immediately interpreted, after grammar has been loaded for async-execution in the WebWorkers
(for large grammars, this may reduce delays for subsequent calls, by fully initializing the grammar)
NOTE will have no effect, if option [async](mmir_tooling.grammarentry.md#async) is not `true`
___
### strict
• `Optional` **strict**: boolean
*Inherited from [GrammarOptions](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md).[strict](mmir_tooling.grammaroptions.md#strict)*
set or disable strict-mode for generated JavaScript code
**`default`** true