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search-operators

v1.0.9

Published

A search operators parser to filter search requests.

Downloads

41

Readme

npm npm bundle size

Search Operators

A search operators parser to filter search requests

  • Unicode support
  • Case-insensitive
  • Based on LR parser
  • No dependencies

Installation

yarn add search-operators

or

npm install search-operators --save

Basic Usage

const searchOperators = require('./search-operators');
var value = searchOperators.parse('+github.com useState useEffect');
console.log(value); 
//the parser will separate the text in terms and filters.
//{
//  "filters": [{ "type": "exact", "value": "github.com" }],
//  "terms": ["useState","useEffect"]
//}

Operators

Operator | Description | Parser input | Parser output | | :--: | -- | -- | -- | | " " | exact word or phrase | "bash history file" | { filters : [ { type: 'exact', value: 'bash history file' } ] } | + | exact word | +github.com | { filters:[ { type: 'exact', value: 'github.com' } ] } | - | exclude word | -php | { filters:[ { type: 'exclude', value: 'php' } ] } | : | match | in:general | { filters:[ { type: 'match', key:'in', value: 'general' } ] } | not : | inverse match | not in:random | { filters:[ { type: 'not-match', key:'in', value: 'random' } ] }

API

  • Parse
parser.parse(
  search, //string to parse
  { keys:[] } //keys used by match operator
);
  • Tokens
//populated after parse, contains token location
//useful to highlight syntax!
parser.parse("-😊");
console.log(parser.tokens);
//{
//    type: 'EXCLUDE_OP',
//    value: '😊',
//    startOffset: 0,
//    endOffset: 3,
//    startLine: 1,
//    endLine: 1,
//    startColumn: 0,
//    endColumn: 3
//}

Development

This project is intended to be extended or modified. It's uses syntax to generate the parser; in case you need to modify the grammar, syntax is very well documented. Any contribution is very appreciated.

  1. Fork search-operators repo.
  2. Make your changes
  3. Validate grammar with npm run validate
  4. Test parser with npm run test

Use npm run build to transpile and generate production build.

Licence

MIT do whatever you want to do!