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@volar/source-map

v2.4.27

Published

Provides functionality related to source maps.

Readme

@volar/source-map

Provides functionality related to source maps.

API

This package exports a SourceMap class with the following methods:

Params:

  • fallbackToAnyMatch(default: false): allow the start and end offsets to come from different mappings.
  • filter?: (data: Data) => boolean)(default: undefined): according to mapping: Mapping.data, filter out offsets that do not meet the custom conditions.

Methods:

  • toSourceRange(generatedStart: number, generatedEnd: number, fallbackToAnyMatch: boolean, filter?: (data: Data) => boolean): Returns all source start and end offsets for the given generated start and end offsets.

  • toGeneratedRange(sourceStart: number, sourceEnd: number, fallbackToAnyMatch: boolean, filter?: (data: Data) => boolean) : Returns all generated start and end offsets for the given source start and end offsets.

  • toSourceLocation(generatedOffset: number, filter?: (data: Data) => boolean): Returns all source offsets for a given generated offset.

  • toGeneratedLocation(sourceOffset: number, filter?: (data: Data) => boolean): Returns all generated offsets for a given source offset.

Data Structures

Mapping

The Mapping is a tuple that represents a mapping in the source map. It consists of the following elements:

  • source: A string representing the source file. This can be undefined.
  • sourceOffsets: Offsets in the source code.
  • generatedOffsets: Offsets in the generated code.
  • data: The data associated with this mapping. The type of this data is generic and can be specified when creating a SourceMap instance.

Here is an example of a Mapping:

let mapping: Mapping<MyDataType> = {
    source: '.../sourceFile.ts',
    sourceOffsets: [10],
    generatedOffsets: [30],
	lengths: [10],
    data: myData,
};

In this example, myData is of type MyDataType, which is the type specified for the SourceMap instance.

Remember to replace MyDataType and myData with actual types and data that are relevant to your project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.