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@mat3ra/regex

v2024.4.19-1

Published

Repository housing various regular expressions.

Downloads

1

Readme

regex

Usage

  1. Install package adding to package.json:
    
    "dependencies": {
        "@exabyte-io/regex": "2023.9.1"
    }

Or using npm: bash npm i @exabyte-io/[email protected]

  1. Import package:

    import regexSchemas from "@exabyte-io/regex/lib/schemas";
  2. Use regex schemas:

    const calculationPattern = regexSchemas.espresso["5.8.1"].["pw.x"].calculation;
    const regex = new RegExp(calculationPattern.regex, calculationPattern.flags.join("));

Development

To run tests:

npm test

To run lint:

npm run lint

To build regex schemas for development:

npm run build:schemas:dev

Add new regex schemas

  1. Add new yamls for stdin and stdout to assets/file/applications/<application_name>/<application_version>/<unit_name>/
  2. Run npm run build:schemas:dev to generate new regex schemas for dev
  3. Add tests for newly added regex schemas

Usage

  1. Install dependency (list in package.json ar with npm install):
npm install @exabyte-io/regex
  1. Import schema.json with compiled regexes in your code:
import regexesSchema from "@exabyte-io/regex/data/schemas.json"
  1. Use regexesSchema object to found needed regex based on application and version for example (you can use json-pointer to get needed path):
import pointer from "json-pointer";

const espressoNamelistRegex = pointer.get(
    schemas,
    "/applications/espresso/5.2.1/pw.x/control/_format/namelist",
);

// _format/namelist contains regex with template string
// available templates for regex should be enumerated in params section
// name of param define template string to replace
// possible values will be enumerated as value of param
// "params":{"BLOCK_NAME":["CONTROL","ELECTRONS","IONS","CELL","SYSTEM"]}

const controlBlockRegex = new RegExp(
    espressoNamelistRegex.regex.replace('{{BLOCK_NAME}}', 'CONTROL'),
    espressoNamelistRegex.flags.join(""),
);

// getting namelist blocks
const controlBlocksMatch = file.match(controlBlockRegex);
const controlBlock = controlBlocksMatch[0];


const regexObject = pointer.get(
    schemas,
    "/applications/espresso/5.2.1/pw.x/control/calculation",
);
const regexCalculation = new RegExp(
    regexObject.regex,
    regexObject.flags.join(""),
);

// getting calculation param value
const calculation = controlBlock.matchAll(regexCalculation);
const [calcluationLine, calculationValue] = Array.from(calculation)[0];


console.log({ calcluationLine, calculationValue })