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@vercube/scan

v1.2.1

Published

Source scanning and AST extraction utilities for the Vercube framework

Readme

@vercube/scan

Shared source-scanning and AST-extraction utilities for the Vercube framework. It discovers @Controller routes, @Injectable services and BaseMiddleware subclasses by parsing TypeScript/JavaScript with oxc-parser.

This package is the single source of truth used by both the @vercube/nitro and @vercube/vite integrations. You usually don't depend on it directly.

Installation

pnpm add @vercube/scan

API

Pure extractors

Operate on a source string and return discovered classes (with placeholder import specifiers):

import { extractRoutes, extractServices, extractMiddlewares } from '@vercube/scan';

extractRoutes(code); // RouteInfo[]
extractServices(code); // ServiceInfo[]
extractMiddlewares(code); // MiddlewareInfo[]

Scanning

scanFiles / scanDir walk directories (via tinyglobby); the higher-level helpers read files, extract, and resolve each import to its real path:

import { getRoutes, getServices, getMiddlewares, scanProject, scanSource } from '@vercube/scan';

// Nitro-style: dedicated api/routes/services subdirectories
await scanProject({ baseDirs: ['/abs/src'] });

// Vercube-style: walk the whole tree, classes can live anywhere
await scanSource({ dirs: ['/abs/src'] });
// → { routes, services, middlewares } with imports resolved to real paths

scanSource reads each file once and applies all three extractors, deduplicating services that are already registered as routes.

License

MIT