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@expreva/tstree

v6.3.1

Published

A parser that converts TypeScript source code into an ESTree compatible form

Downloads

3

Readme

TSTree

A parser that produces an ESTree-compatible AST for TypeScript code.

Fork of @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree to run on the web.

Install

Install from NPM module.

npm install --save @expreva/tstree

It's installed in node_modules/@expreva/tstree.

The module is built for these targets.

ES Module

By using import '@expreva/tstree', it loads from build/esm.

CommonJS

By using require('@expreva/tstree'), it loads from build/cjs.

Web

A minified bundle is provided in build/web.

  • Copy tstree.js, load script in HTML, and use global tstree
  • Copy tstree.js.map for source map

For example, an NPM script in package.json could copy to your project's public folder.

{
  "scripts": {
    "copy": "cp node_modules/@expreva/tstree/build/web/tstree.* ./public"
  }
}

Usage

import tstree from '@expreva/tstree'

tstree.parse(`

const message: string = 'Hello';

console.log(message)

`) // Syntax tree

Changes

  • Forked from typescript-eslint at version 6.1.0

  • Split off the typescript-estree package using git-filter-repo (Splitting a subfolder out into a new repository)

    git clone https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint tstree
    cd tstree
    git filter-repo --path packages/typescript-estree
  • Make it run in browser: Remove use of fs, is-glob, globby; Shim use of path

  • Copy shared TypeScript config files

  • Make it build: Migrate to esbuild to bundle for web, CommonJS, and ES Module

  • Publish NPM module @expreva/tstree