estools
v2.2.0
Published
Provides a set of utility function to traverse, filter and map esprima ASTs
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Estools provides a set of utility functions to traverse, filter and map esprima ASTs.
npm install estools --save
var estools = require('estools')API
traverse(ast, visitor)
Traverses all tree nodes of an AST and calls visitor functions passing the AST node.
ast is the result of esprima.parse, visitor may be a function or a visitor object.
The visitor object may define the following functions
enter(node, parent)
Called when entering a node. The current node and parent node are passed as parameter
Example
traverse(ast, {
enter : function(node, parent) {
console.log(node.type); // Print the node type to std out
}
});leave(node, parent)
Called when leaving a node. The current node and parent node are passed as parameter
Example
traverse(ast, {
leave : function(node, parent) {
console.log(node.type); // Print the node type to std out
}
});visit(node, parent, next)
Called after enter and before leave. The current node and a parent node are passed as parameter. Additionally
a function next is passed. The visit function is responsible to call next to visit child nodes. To skip
child nodes just omit the call to visit.
Example
traverse(ast, {
visit : function(node, parent, next) {
next();
}
});Example skipping nodes traverse(ast, { visit : function(node, parent, next) { if (node.type != 'FunctionExpression') { // Skip child nodes of function expressions next(); } } });
filter(ast, filterObj)
Filters AST nodes and returns matching AST nodes as a flat list.
map(ast, mappingFunction)
Maps ASTs and nodes to a normalized tree with node having child nodes stored in a nodes field array.
