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miniscript-core

v2.0.0

Published

Core lexer/parser for MiniScript

Readme

miniscript-core

miniscript-core

A lexer and parser for MiniScript written in TypeScript. It produces an AST and is designed to serve as a foundation for language supersets such as greybel-core and greyscript-core.

For more information about the MiniScript language itself, see the official MiniScript site and the MiniScript manual.

Features

  • Produces a full AST from MiniScript source code
  • Pratt parser with O(1) operator dispatch via precomputed selector IDs
  • Rich error reporting; exceptions include message, source range, error code, and an optional hint
  • Unsafe mode via UnsafeLexer and UnsafeParser for error recovery without throwing
  • Fully extensible through custom operator tables, keyword handlers, selectors, and AST providers
  • Written in TypeScript with type definitions included

Install

npm install miniscript-core

Usage

import { Parser } from 'miniscript-core';

const chunk = new Parser('print "hello world"').parseChunk();
console.log(chunk.toString());

Extending

miniscript-core is built to be extended without forking. The parser accepts custom operator tables (prefixOps, infixOps, atomOps, keywordOps) that control how every expression, statement, atom, and keyword is parsed. You can start from the default behavior using the provided builders — default*OpBuilder() and defaultKeywordHandlerBuilder() — and then add or replace individual entries.

Token matching uses Selector objects with precomputed selectorId values for fast dispatch. New selectors can be created with createSelector and grouped with createSelectorGroup.

When building a custom subclass of Lexer or Parser, wrap it with UnsafeLexerMixin or UnsafeParserMixin to gain the same error-recovery behavior as the built-in unsafe variants.

Testing

The test suite can be run from the command line with:

npm test