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func-get-params

v1.0.1

Published

Retrieve function's parameters in file

Downloads

20

Readme

func-get-params

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Retrieve function's parameters in file

Install

npm install --save func-get-params

Usage

ES2015

import fs from 'fs';
import funcGetParams from 'func-get-params';

let coffeeFile, jsFile, tsFile;

// contents of awesome-js-file.js
/**
 * function test(param) {}
 */
jsFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-js-file.js');

funcGetParams(jsFile, 'test');
// => ['param']


// contents of awesome-coffee-file.coffee
/**
 * test = (param) -> {}
 */
coffeeFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-coffee-file.coffee');

funcGetParams(coffeeFile, 'test', {language: 'coffee'});
// => ['param']


// contents of awesome-ts-file.ts
/**
 * function test (param: string): string {}
 */
tsFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-ts-file.ts');

funcGetParams(tsFile, 'test', {language: 'ts'});
// => ['param']

funcGetParams(tsFile, 'test', {language: 'ts', type: true});
// => [{param: 'param', type: 'string'}]

ES5

var fs = require('fs')
  , funcGetParams = require('func-get-params')
  , coffeeFile, jsFile, tsFile;

// contents of awesome-js-file.js
/**
 * function test(param) {}
 */
jsFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-js-file.js');

funcGetParams(jsFile, 'test');
// => ['param']


// contents of awesome-coffee-file.coffee
/**
 * test = (param) -> {}
 */
coffeeFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-coffee-file.coffee');

funcGetParams(coffeeFile, 'test', {language: 'coffee'});
// => ['param']


// contents of awesome-ts-file.ts
/**
 * function test (param: string): string {}
 */
tsFile = fs.readFileSync('awesome-ts-file.ts');

funcGetParams(tsFile, 'test', {language: 'ts'});
// => ['param']

funcGetParams(tsFile, 'test', {language: 'ts', type: true});
// => [{param: 'param', type: 'string'}]

Options

language

A string with the language of the file being inspected. Default option is js for JavaScript. Other possible options are coffee for CoffeeScript and ts for TypeScript.

regex

Custom regex to use. Must include a group.

type

Only used when using language option with ts value. A boolean for whether or not parameter types should be returned. Default value is false to not return types. When false output will look like ['param1', 'param2']. When true output will look like [{param: 'param1', type: 'string'}, {param: 'param2', type: int}].

LICENSE

MIT