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@sf-agentscript/parser

v4.0.0

Published

Parser interface with configurable backend (parser-javascript or tree-sitter)

Downloads

58

Readme

@agentscript/parser

Parser abstraction layer for AgentScript. Uses parser-javascript (pure TypeScript) by default, with an optional swap to parser-tree-sitter via conditional exports.

Overview

This package provides a unified parse() API regardless of which parser backend is in use. By default, it resolves to @agentscript/parser-javascript — a pure TypeScript parser with zero native dependencies. When the tree-sitter export condition is active, it resolves to @agentscript/parser-tree-sitter instead.

Installation

pnpm add @agentscript/parser

No additional setup needed — the default backend is pure TypeScript.

Optional: Tree-sitter backend

To use tree-sitter, install the additional peer dependencies:

Node.js:

pnpm add tree-sitter @agentscript/parser-tree-sitter

Browser:

pnpm add web-tree-sitter @agentscript/parser-tree-sitter

Then configure your bundler to pass the tree-sitter export condition.

Usage

import { parse, parseAndHighlight, getParser } from '@agentscript/parser';

const { rootNode } = parse(source);
const captures = parseAndHighlight(source);

Exports

| Export Condition | Resolves To | |-----------------|-------------| | Default | @agentscript/parser-javascript | | tree-sitter | @agentscript/parser-tree-sitter wrapper |

Scripts

pnpm build    # Compile TypeScript
pnpm test     # Run tests

License

MIT