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ast-traverse

v0.1.1

Published

simple but flexible AST traversal with pre and post visitors

Downloads

999,815

Readme

ast-traverse.js

Simple but flexible AST traversal with pre and post visitors. Works in node and browsers.

Usage

// ast is a Mozilla Parser API compatible structure
// generated by Esprima or another parser
var ast = require("esprima").parse("f(1, x) + 2");

var traverse = require("ast-traverse");

// print AST node types, pre-order (node first, then its children)
traverse(ast, {pre: function(node, parent, prop, idx) {
    console.log(node.type + (parent ? " from parent " + parent.type +
        " via " + prop + (idx !== undefined ? "[" + idx + "]" : "") : ""));
}});
console.log();
/*
 =>
 Program
 ExpressionStatement from parent Program via body[0]
 BinaryExpression from parent ExpressionStatement via expression
 CallExpression from parent BinaryExpression via left
 Identifier from parent CallExpression via callee
 Literal from parent CallExpression via arguments[0]
 Identifier from parent CallExpression via arguments[1]
 Literal from parent BinaryExpression via right
 */


// you can also visit post-order, or both
// all four arguments are provided to both visitors (left out unused below)
var indent = 0;
traverse(ast, {
    pre: function(node) {
        console.log(Array(indent + 1).join(" ") + node.type);
        indent += 4;
    },
    post: function() {
        indent -= 4;
    }
});
console.log();
/*
=>
 Program
 ExpressionStatement
 BinaryExpression
 CallExpression
 Identifier
 Literal
 Identifier
 Literal
*/


// return false from the pre-visitor to skip traversing its children
// throw an exception to abort traversal


// by default node property names beginning with $ are skipped
// but you can supply your own skipProperty function instead
traverse(ast, {
    pre: function(node) {
        console.log(node.type);
    },
    skipProperty: function(prop, node) {
        return prop === "parent" || prop === "expression";
    }
});
/*
=>
 Program
 ExpressionStatement
*/

Installation

Node

Install using npm

npm install ast-traverse
var traverse = require("ast-traverse");

Browser

Clone the repo and include it in a script tag

git clone https://github.com/olov/ast-traverse.git
<script src="ast-traverse/ast-traverse.js"></script>