ordered-ast-traverse
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simple but flexible lexically ordered AST traversal with pre and post visitors
Simple but flexible lexically ordered AST traversal with pre and post visitors.
Same as ast-traverse but instead of visiting everything that looks like an AST node, nodes are visited according to ordered-esprima-props.
The result is that the AST traversal happens in lexical order, i.e. an AST-traversal in this order will visit nodes in increasing source code position. Tested with Esprima but should work for any Mozilla Parser API compatible AST, see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/SpiderMonkey/Parser_API
MIT, see LICENSE file.
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simple but flexible lexically ordered AST traversal with pre and post visitors
The npm package ordered-ast-traverse receives a total of 79,771 weekly downloads. As such, ordered-ast-traverse popularity was classified as popular.
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