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@daiyam/regexp

v0.2.3

Published

RegExp parser/formatter/visitor/transformer

Downloads

16

Readme

@daiyam/regexp

MIT licensed NPM Version

With @daiyam/regexp, you can parse a regular expression to get an AST. Then you can visit, transform or/and translate the ast. When you have finished your edits, you can stringify the AST to get a string to create a RegExp.

Getting Started

With node previously installed:

npm install @daiyam/regexp
import { escape, parse, stringify, translate, visit, Flavor, Token, TokenType } from '@daiyam/regexp'

function listCaptureGroups(regex: string): Token[] {
    const ast = parse(regex);

    const groups: Token[] = [];

    visit(ast.body, {
        [TokenType.CAPTURE_GROUP](token) {
            groups.push(token);
        }
    });

    return groups;
}

function toES2018(source: string): RegExp {
    return new RegExp(translate(source, Flavor.ES2018));
}

Syntax

The library is supporting ES2018 syntax and some elements of PCRE2 syntax.

| Characters / constructs | Corresponding article | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | \, ., \cX, \d, \D, \f, \n, \r, \s, \S, \t, \v, \w, \W, \0, \xhh, \uhhhh, \uhhhhh, [\b] | Character classes (MDN) | | ^, $, x(?=y), x(?!y), (?<=y)x, (?<!y)x, \b, \B | Assertions (MDN) | | (x), (?:x), (?<Name>x), x\|y, [xyz], [^xyz], \Number | Groups and ranges (MDN) | | *, +, ?, x{n}, x{n,}, x{n,m} | Quantifiers (MDN) | | \p{UnicodeProperty}, \P{UnicodeProperty} | Unicode property escapes (MDN | | (?imsxUJX-imsxUJX)x, (?i:x)y | Option Setting (PCRE) |

API

parse(value: string | RegExp) => Token

with interface Token, parse the value to generate an AST tree.

stringify(tokens?: Token | Token[] | RegExp) => string

generate a string based on the given AST tokens.

visit(tokens?: Token | Token[], callback?: { [TokenType: string]: Visitor } | Visitor) => void

with type Visitor = (token: Token) => void, call the callback when iterating the given AST tokens

transform(tokens?: Token | Token[], callback?: { [TokenType: string]: Transformer } | Transformer) => void

with type Transformer = (token: Token, parent: Token | null, key: string | null, index: number | null) => void, call the callback when iterating the given AST tokens. The this context of the callback with have the following functions:

  • this.remove() => void: remove the current token
  • this.replace(token: string | Token | Token[], transform?: boolean) => void: replace the current token with the given token(s). If transform is true, then the new token(s) are going to be transformed.
  • this.transform(tokens: Token | Token[], parent?: Token, key?: string) => void: run the tranformation on the given token(s).

translate(value: string | RegExp | Token | Token[], target: Flavor, toString?: boolean = true) => string | Token | Token[]

translate a regex for the target regexp language.

function toES2018(source: string): RegExp {
    return new RegExp(translate(source, Flavor.ES2018));
}

| Supported Flavors | | ----------------- | | ES2018 |

escape(value: string) => string

escape the RegExp special characters from the value.

isRegExp(value: any) => boolean

determine if the value is a RexExp or not.

License

Copyright © 2021 Baptiste Augrain

Licensed under the MIT license.