ts-simple-ast

ts-simple-ast

TypeScript Compiler API wrapper. Provides a simple way to navigate and manipulate TypeScript and JavaScript code.

Library Development - Progress Update (08 April 2018)

v10.2.0 will have some massive performance improvements in some scenarios. If you notice any bugs due to this change then please let me know by opening an issue.

View information on breaking changes in breaking-changes.md.

This library is still under early active development. Most common code manipulation/generation use cases are implemented, but there's still a lot of work to do.

Please open an issue if find a feature missing or bug that isn't in the issue tracker.

Report

View a generated report on what nodes have been wrapped in the wrapped-nodes.md file.

Documentation

Work in progress: https://dsherret.github.io/ts-simple-ast/

Getting Started

1. Installing
2. Instantiating
3. Adding source files
4. Getting source files
5. Navigating
6. Manipulating

Example

import Project from "ts-simple-ast";

// initialize
const project = new Project();

// add source files
project.addExistingSourceFiles("src/**/*.ts");
const myClassFile = project.createSourceFile("src/MyClass.ts", "export class MyClass {}");
const myEnumFile = project.createSourceFile("src/MyEnum.ts", {
    enums: [{
        name: "MyEnum",
        isExported: true,
        members: [{ name: "member" }]
    }]
});

// get information from ast
const myClass = myClassFile.getClassOrThrow("MyClass");
myClass.getName();          // returns: "MyClass"
myClass.hasExportKeyword(); // returns: true
myClass.isDefaultExport();  // returns: false

// manipulate ast
const myInterface = myClassFile.addInterface({
    name: "IMyInterface",
    isExported: true,
    properties: [{
        name: "myProp",
        type: "number"
    }]
});

myClass.rename("NewName");
myClass.addImplements(myInterface.getName());
myClass.addProperty({
    name: "myProp",
    initializer: "5"
});

project.getSourceFileOrThrow("src/ExistingFile.ts").delete();

// asynchronously save all the changes above
project.save();

// get underlying compiler node from the typescript AST from any node
const compilerNode = myClassFile.compilerNode;

Or navigate existing compiler nodes created with the TypeScript compiler (the ts named export is the TypeScript compiler):

import {createWrappedNode, ClassDeclaration, ts} from "ts-simple-ast";

// some code that creates a class declaration using the ts object
const classNode: ts.ClassDeclaration = ...; 

// create and use a wrapped node
const classDec = createWrappedNode(classNode) as ClassDeclaration;
const firstProperty = classDec.getProperties()[0];

// ... do more stuff here ...

Resources

• AST Viewers