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A Ruby library to read, create and manipulate Source Maps.
Source Maps allow easy debugging and development of CoffeeScript and minifed JavaScript.
gem install sourcemap
# or Bundler:
gem 'sourcemap'
Join multiple source maps together.
foo = File.read("examples/foo.js")
bar = File.read("examples/bar.js")
foobar = foo + bar
foo_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/foo.map")
bar_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/bar.map")
foobar_map = foo_map + bar_map
foobar_map.to_json
Base one source map of another.
cs_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/index.map")
min_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/index.min.map")
combined_map = cs_map | min_map
combined_map.to_json
Create a new Map
instance from a JSON map string.
SourceMap::Map.from_json(%{
{
"version": 3,
"file": "index.js",
"sourceRoot": "",
"sources": [
"index.coffee"
],
"names": [],
"mappings": ";AAAA;AAAA,MAAA,IAAA;;AAAA"
}
})
Create a new Map
instance from a hash.
hash = {
'version' => 3,
'file' => "script.min.js",
'mappings' => "AAEAA,QAASA,MAAK,EAAG,CACfC,OAAAC,IAAA,CAAY,eAAZ,CADe",
'sources' => ["script.js"],
'names' => ["hello", "console", "log"]
}
map = SourceMap::Map.from_hash(hash)
Instantiate a Map
instance, passing in an optional array of Mapping
s and file name.
@mappings = SourceMap::Map.new([
SourceMap::Mapping.new('a.js', SourceMap::Offset.new(0, 0), SourceMap::Offset.new(0, 0)),
SourceMap::Mapping.new('b.js', SourceMap::Offset.new(1, 0), SourceMap::Offset.new(20, 0)),
SourceMap::Mapping.new('c.js', SourceMap::Offset.new(2, 0), SourceMap::Offset.new(30, 0))
])
Returns the amount of mappings
Lookup a mapping by integer
map = SourceMap::Map.from_json(json)
map[5] #=> <Mapping>
Iterate over each mapping.
Returns a VLQ representation of the source map.
mapping = SourceMap::Map.from_hash(hash)
mappings.to_s #=> "ACmBA;ACUA"
Returns an array of the original file names referenced in each mapping.
Returns an array of 'names', which are referenced in the mappings (in case the original source file is not available).
Concatenates Maps together, so you can serve mappings from multiple sources as one combined map.
foo_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/foo.map")
bar_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/bar.map")
foobar_map = foo_map + bar_map
foobar_map.to_json
Pipes map files together, so for example you could pipe a CoffeeScript map of index.coffee
and an uglifier map of index.js
together. In other words, one mapping will be based of the other.
coffeescript_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json(cs_map_json)
uglifier_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json(min_map_json)
combined_map = coffeescript_map | uglifier_map
Find the closest generated mapping to any given offset using a binary tree search.
foo_map = SourceMap::Map.from_json File.read("examples/foo.map")
foo_map.bsearch(SourceMap::Offset.new(1,1)) #=> <Mapping>
The method will return nil
if an offset can't be found.
Convert a Map
instance back to JSON.
map = Map.new([
Mapping.new('a.js', Offset.new(0, 0), Offset.new(0, 0)),
Mapping.new('b.js', Offset.new(1, 0), Offset.new(20, 0)),
Mapping.new('c.js', Offset.new(2, 0), Offset.new(30, 0))
])
map.to_json #=> "{...}"
Instantiate an Offset
, passing in a line and column integer.
Add two offsets together.
Compare the position of two offsets, first the line than the column.
Get a pretty representation of an offset.
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We found that sourcemap demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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