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/// <reference types="node" />
import { AST } from "regexpp2";
import * as regexpp from 'regexpp2';
import * as EventEmitter from 'events';
import { INodePlus, IAstToStringOptions } from 'regexp-parser-literal';
export declare enum ParserEventEmitterEvent {
default = "default",
class = "class",
other = "other",
uniset = "uniset",
class_default = "class_default",
class_range = "class_range",
class_other = "class_other",
class_uniset = "class_uniset",
change = "change",
}
export declare class ParserEventEmitter extends EventEmitter {
astRegExpLiteral: AST.RegExpLiteral & INodePlus;
constructor(inputAst: regexpp.AST.Pattern | regexpp.AST.RegExpLiteral | string, flags?: string | AST.Flags);
static create(inputAst: regexpp.AST.Pattern | regexpp.AST.RegExpLiteral | string, flags?: string | AST.Flags): ParserEventEmitter;
resume(): this;
emit<T extends AST.Element | AST.CharacterClassElement>(eventName: keyof typeof ParserEventEmitterEvent, inputAst: T & INodePlus, ...args: any[]): boolean;
on(eventName: keyof typeof ParserEventEmitterEvent, listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.Element>): this;
on(eventName: 'default', listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.Character>): this;
on(eventName: 'class', listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.CharacterClass>): this;
on(eventName: 'class_default', listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.Character>): this;
on(eventName: 'class_range', listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.CharacterClassRange>): this;
on(eventName: 'class_other', listener: IParserEventEmitterListener<AST.CharacterClassElement>): this;
protected _change<T extends AST.Node>(ast: T & INodePlus, isFirst?: boolean): void;
protected _lookup_sub<T extends AST.Element | AST.CharacterClassElement>(inputAst: T & INodePlus, myEmitter: ParserEventEmitter, parent?: any, eventPrefix?: string): void;
getSource(overwrite?: boolean, options?: IAstToStringOptions): string;
getFlags(overwrite?: boolean, options?: IAstToStringOptions): string;
source: string;
flags: string;
changed: boolean;
toString(overwrite?: boolean, options?: IAstToStringOptions): string;
toRegExp<T extends RegExp>(RegExpClass?: typeof RegExp): RegExp;
}
export interface IParserEventEmitterListener<T extends AST.Element | AST.CharacterClassElement> {
(inputAst: T & INodePlus, eventName: keyof typeof ParserEventEmitterEvent): any;
}
export default ParserEventEmitter;
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The npm package regexp-parser-event receives a total of 1,087 weekly downloads. As such, regexp-parser-event popularity was classified as popular.
We found that regexp-parser-event demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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