angular-estree-parser
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A parser that converts Angular source code into an ESTree-compatible form
A parser that converts Angular source code into an ESTree-compatible form
# using npm
npm install --save angular-estree-parser @angular/compiler
# using yarn
yarn add angular-estree-parser @angular/compiler
import * as ngEstreeParser from 'angular-estree-parser';
const ast = ngEstreeParser.parseBinding('a | b:c');
//=> { type: "NGPipeExpression", ... }
parseAction(input: string): AST for (target)="input"parseBinding(input: string): AST for [target]="input"parseInterpolation(input: string): AST for {{input}}parseTemplateBindings(input: string): AST for *directive="input"# lint
yarn run lint
# build
yarn run build
# test
yarn run test
MIT © Ika
5.0.0 (2022-11-20)
@angular/compiler v15 (#236)@angular/compiler@14, drop support for @angular/compiler<14 (#233)@angular/compiler v15 (#236) (1640e77)@angular/compiler@14, drop support for @angular/compiler<14 (#233) (ce31031)FAQs
A parser that converts Angular source code into an ESTree-compatible form
The npm package angular-estree-parser receives a total of 19,450 weekly downloads. As such, angular-estree-parser popularity was classified as popular.
We found that angular-estree-parser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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