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@smotaal/tokenizer

v0.0.7

Published

Nestable markup tokenizer using Regular Expressions

Downloads

9

Readme

SMotaal's Tokenizer

Nestable syntax tokenizer using Regular Expressions.

What it tries to do

  • Provide simplified mechisms for defining syntaxes.
  • Provide a way to work with tokens directly from strings.
  • Provide a highlighter-inspired WYSIWYG for debugging.

What it does NOT try to do

  • Everything else for now

Important Note: This package is designed for ECMAScript module supporting runtimes, including all major browsers and Node.js 12 or later.

See Changelog.

Getting Started

import {Parser} from '@smotaal/tokenizer/tokenizer.js';
import {javascript} from '@smotaal/grammar/javascript/javascript-grammar.js';

const parser = new Parser();
export const {modes, mappings} = parser;
parser.register(javascript);

parser.tokenize('/* source */', {sourceType: 'javascript'});
import {Parser, extensions} from '@smotaal/tokenizer/tokenizer.extended.js';
const parser = new Parser();

export const {modes, mappings} = parser;

for (const id in extensions.modes) parser.register(extensions.modes[id]);

parser.tokenize('/* source */', {sourceType: 'javascript'});

Demo

You can see a live demo.

examples/browser/#‹specifier›!‹mode›*‹iterations›**‹repeats›

#‹specifier›

  • # followed by a relative URL
  • #https:// followed by an absolute URL
  • #unpkg: followed by package or module path
  • #cdnjs: followed by package or module path

!‹mode›

  • !es JavaScript
  • !css CSS
  • !html HTML
  • !md Markdown

*‹iterations›

  • repeats the tokenization of the source text

**‹repeat›

  • repeats the tokenized (and rendered) source text