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codon

v0.0.2

Published

JavaScript Aide

Downloads

3

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codon

JavaScript Code Assistant

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To format minified source code and offer the position in generated code if corresponding position in source code is provided.

const codon = require('codon');

let sourceCode = '// Minified JavaScript Source Code';

// -- return transformed position directly --
let output_1 = codon.format({ 
    code: sourceCode, 
    position: { line: 1, column: 10 },
});
// RETURN: { code, position }

// -- to do poisition transformation by yourself --
let output_2 = codon.format({ 
    code: sourceCode,
    position: true,
});
// RETURN: { code, positionFor }
let transformedPosition = output_2.positionFor({ line: 1, column: 10 });
// RETURN: { line, column }

If you wanna compress source code other than formatting it, use codon.compress() instead.

API

codon.compress()

The only parameter is an object with following attributes:

  • string | Buffer code
    Source code.

  • boolean | Object | [Object] position OPTIONAL
    As object (array), it represents the position in source code. As boolean and valued true, there SHOULD be an attribute named positionFor which is a function in charge of transforming position(s) in source code to position(s) in generated code.

E.g.

  • { string code } codon.format({ string code })
    To generate formatted code.

  • { string code, object position } codon.format({ string code, object position })
    To generate formatted code, and a transformed position object.

  • { string code, Array position } codon.format({ string code, Array position })
    To generate formatted code, and a group of transformed position objects.

  • { string code, function positionFor } codon.format({ string code, boolean position })
    To generate formatted code, and a transform method.

codon.format()

Similar to __codon.compress(), but to beautify source code other than minifying it.

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