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cherow-cli

v0.2.0

Published

Fast and lightweight, standard-compliant javascript parser written in ECMAScript

Downloads

7

Readme

Cherow CLI

Command line interface for Cherow ECMAScript parser.

This package can be used to parse a file from the command line. By default it accepts as arguments a input file, but this can be changed with the s flag which allows you to pass in code as in the V8 REPL.

The CLI conforms to the standard ECMAScript® 2019 (ECMA-262 9th Edition) language specification (draft)

Usage

Install it either global or locale, and type cherow from the command line. The syntax tree will be printed as JSON data.


// Source code
cherow -s -l function foo() {}

// Source file
cherow -l foo.js

Arguments

Shorthand is the first letter. E.g. h for help or l for loc.

| Arguments | Description | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | help | Print all available arguments | | module | Enable module syntax | | loc | Attach line/column location information to each node | | ranges | Append start and end offsets to each node | | globalReturn | Allow return in the global scope | | impliedStrict | Enable strict mode initial enforcement | | next | Enable stage 3 support (ESNext) | | jsx | Enable React JSX parsing | | source | Let you pass code instead of a file (like V8 REPL) | | raw | Attach raw property to each literal node | | experimental | Enable experimental features |

JSX

React JSX parsing can be enabled with the jsx argument.