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@buxlabs/ast

abstract syntax tree class for js

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You might find the class useful if you want to abstract away some ast manipulations such as adding, removing, replacing the nodes and others. The test folder is a good starting point for examples of usage. PRs are highly welcome.

Installation

npm install @buxlabs/ast

Methods

has

Check if ast contains a node of given type.

const source = 'const a = "x";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.has('VariableDeclaration')

count

Count ast nodes of given type.

const source = 'const a = "x"; const b = "y";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.count('VariableDeclaration')

find

Find all nodes of given type.

const source = 'const a = "x";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.find('VariableDeclaration')

each

Iterate over all nodes of given type.

const source = 'const a = "x";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.each('VariableDeclaration', node => {})

first

First first node of given type.

const source = 'var a = "x";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.first('VariableDeclaration')

last

Find last node of given type.

const source = 'const a = "x";'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.last('VariableDeclaration')

remove

Remove all nodes that match the criteria.

const source = '"use strict"; const b = 4;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.remove({ type: 'Literal', value: 'use strict' })
const source = 'function hello () { const foo = "bar"; return "world"; }'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.remove('BlockStatement > VariableDeclaration')

walk

Walks over all nodes

const source = 'const a = 1'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.walk((node, parent) => {})

traverse

Walks over all nodes

const source = 'const a = 1'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.walk({
  enter (node) {},
  leave (node) {}
})

replace

Replace all nodes that match the criteria.

const source = 'const a = 1'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.replace({
  enter (node) {
    if (node.type === 'VariableDeclaration') {
      node.kind = 'let'
    }
    return node
  }
})

prepend

Prepend a node to the body.

const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.prepend({
  type: 'ExpressionStatement',
  expression: {
    type: 'Literal',
    value: 'use strict'
  }
})

append

Append a node to the body.

const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.append({
  type: 'ExpressionStatement',
  expression: {
    type: 'Literal',
    value: 'test'
  }
})

wrap

Wrap body with given node.

const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.wrap(body => {
    return [
      {
        type: 'ExpressionStatement',
        expression: {
          type: 'CallExpression',
          callee: {
            type: 'FunctionExpression',
            params: [],
            body: {
              type: 'BlockStatement',
              body
            }
          },
          arguments: []
        }
      }
    ]
})

unwrap

Change the code to the first BlockStatement body

const source = '(function () { console.log(1); }())'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.unwrap()
ast.toSource()

template

Create ast partials from templates

const source = 'console.log(1);'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
ast.template('const foo = <%= bar %>;' { bar: { type: 'Literal', value: 1 } })

mark

Add cid to all nodes

const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree('const a = 1;')
ast.mark()
assert(ast.first('Program').cid === 1)
assert(ast.first('VariableDeclaration').cid === 2)

toSource

Convert the ast to string.

const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
const source = ast.toSource()
const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
const { source, map } = ast.toSource({ sourceMap: true })

toSourceMap

Generates a source map.

const source = 'const a = 1;'
const ast = new AbstractSyntaxTree(source)
const map = ast.toSourceMap()

Keywords

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Package last updated on 13 May 2018

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