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unified plugin to add support for parsing docblock comments

Home Page: https://github.com/flex-development/docast-parse

License: BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License

Shell 1.63% JavaScript 74.25% Ruby 0.71% TypeScript 23.42%
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docast-parse's Introduction

docast-parse

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docast x unified plugin to add support for parsing docblock comments.

Contents

What is this?

This package is a unified plugin that defines how to take docblock input and turn it into a syntax tree.

When should I use this?

This plugin adds support to unified for parsing docblock comments. If you don’t use plugins and want to access the syntax tree directly, you can use docast-util-from-docs instead.

You can also combine this plugin with other unified plugins to add extensions for parsing markdown in docblock comments. Notable packages include remark-directive, remark-gfm, and remark-math.

Install

This package is ESM only.

In Node.js (version 18+) with yarn:

yarn add @flex-development/docast-parse
yarn add -D @flex-development/docast @types/mdast @types/unist micromark-util-types
See Git - Protocols | Yarn  for details regarding installing from Git.

In Deno with esm.sh:

import docastParse from 'https://esm.sh/@flex-development/docast-parse'

In browsers with esm.sh:

<script type="module">
  import docastParse from 'https://esm.sh/@flex-development/docast-parse'
</script>

Use

Say we have the following TypeScript file fibonacci-sequence.ts:

/**
 * @file FibonacciSequence
 * @module FibonacciSequence
 * @see https://codewars.com/kata/55695bc4f75bbaea5100016b
 */

/**
 * Fibonacci sequence iterator.
 *
 * :::info
 * A fibonacci sequence starts with two `1`s. Every element afterwards is the
 * sum of the two previous elements:
 * ```txt
 * 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ..., 89, 144, 233, 377, ...
 * ```
 * :::
 *
 * @implements {Iterator<number, number>}
 */
class FibonacciSequence implements Iterator<number, number> {
  /**
   * First managed sequence value.
   *
   * @public
   * @instance
   * @member {number} fib1
   */
  public fib1: number

  /**
   * Second managed sequence value.
   *
   * @public
   * @instance
   * @member {number} fib2
   */
  public fib2: number

  /**
   * Max sequence value.
   *
   * @private
   * @instance
   * @member {number} max
   */
  readonly #max: number

  /**
   * Create a new fibonacci sequence iterator.
   *
   * @param {number} [max=Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER] - Max sequence value
   */
  constructor(max: number = Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) {
    this.#max = max < 0 ? 0 : max
    this.fib1 = this.fib2 = 1
  }

  /**
   * Iterable protocol.
   *
   * @public
   * @instance
   *
   * @return {IterableIterator<number>} Current sequence iterator
   */
  public [Symbol.iterator](): IterableIterator<number> {
    return this
  }

  /**
   * Get the next value in the fibonacci sequence.
   *
   * @public
   * @instance
   *
   * @return {IteratorResult<number, number>} Next sequence value
   */
  public next(): IteratorResult<number, number> {
    /**
     * Temporary sequence value.
     *
     * @const {number} value
     */
    const value: number = this.fib1

    // reset current sequence values
    this.fib1 = this.fib2
    this.fib2 = value + this.fib1

    return { done: value >= this.#max, value }
  }
}

export default FibonacciSequence

…and our module example.mjs looks as follows:

import docastParse from '@flex-development/docast-parse'
import remarkDirective from 'remark-directive'
import { read } from 'to-vfile'
import { unified } from 'unified'
import { inspect } from 'unist-util-inspect'

const file = await read('fibonacci-sequence.ts')

const tree = unified()
  .use(docastParse)
  .use(remarkDirective)
  .parse(file)

console.log(inspect(tree))

…now running node example.mjs yields:

root[9]
├─0 comment[3] (1:1-5:4, 0-122)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 blockTag<file>[1] (2:4-2:27, 7-30)
│   │   │ tag: "@file"
│   │   └─0 text "FibonacciSequence" (2:10-2:27, 13-30)
│   ├─1 blockTag<module>[1] (3:4-3:29, 34-59)
│   │   │ tag: "@module"
│   │   └─0 text "FibonacciSequence" (3:12-3:29, 42-59)
│   └─2 blockTag<see>[1] (4:4-4:59, 63-118)
│       │ tag: "@see"
│       └─0 text "https://codewars.com/kata/55695bc4f75bbaea5100016b" (4:9-4:59, 68-118)
├─1 comment[2] (7:1-19:4, 124-414)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[4] (8:4-16:7, 131-365)
│   │   ├─0 paragraph[1] (8:4-8:32, 131-159)
│   │   │   └─0 text "Fibonacci sequence iterator." (8:4-8:32, 131-159)
│   │   ├─1 break (8:32-9:1, 159-160)
│   │   ├─2 break (9:3-10:1, 162-163)
│   │   │     data: {"blank":true}
│   │   └─3 containerDirective<info>[2] (10:4-16:7, 166-365)
│   │       │ attributes: {}
│   │       ├─0 paragraph[3] (11:4-12:37, 177-288)
│   │       │   ├─0 text "A fibonacci sequence starts with two " (11:4-11:41, 177-214)
│   │       │   ├─1 inlineCode "1" (11:41-11:44, 214-217)
│   │       │   └─2 text "s. Every element afterwards is the sum of the two previous elements:" (11:44-12:37, 217-288)
│   │       └─1 code "1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ..., 89, 144, 233, 377, ..." (13:4-15:7, 292-358)
│   │             lang: "txt"
│   │             meta: null
│   └─1 blockTag<implements>[1] (18:4-18:42, 372-410)
│       │ tag: "@implements"
│       └─0 typeExpression "Iterator<number, number>" (18:16-18:42, 384-410)
├─2 comment[4] (21:3-27:6, 479-583)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (22:6-22:35, 488-517)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (22:6-22:35, 488-517)
│   │       └─0 text "First managed sequence value." (22:6-22:35, 488-517)
│   ├─1 blockTag<public>[0] (24:6-24:13, 528-535)
│   │     tag: "@public"
│   ├─2 blockTag<instance>[0] (25:6-25:15, 541-550)
│   │     tag: "@instance"
│   └─3 blockTag<member>[2] (26:6-26:27, 556-577)
│       │ tag: "@member"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "number" (26:14-26:22, 564-572)
│       └─1 text "fib1" (26:23-26:27, 573-577)
├─3 comment[4] (30:3-36:6, 609-714)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (31:6-31:36, 618-648)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (31:6-31:36, 618-648)
│   │       └─0 text "Second managed sequence value." (31:6-31:36, 618-648)
│   ├─1 blockTag<public>[0] (33:6-33:13, 659-666)
│   │     tag: "@public"
│   ├─2 blockTag<instance>[0] (34:6-34:15, 672-681)
│   │     tag: "@instance"
│   └─3 blockTag<member>[2] (35:6-35:27, 687-708)
│       │ tag: "@member"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "number" (35:14-35:22, 695-703)
│       └─1 text "fib2" (35:23-35:27, 704-708)
├─4 comment[4] (39:3-45:6, 740-834)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (40:6-40:25, 749-768)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (40:6-40:25, 749-768)
│   │       └─0 text "Max sequence value." (40:6-40:25, 749-768)
│   ├─1 blockTag<private>[0] (42:6-42:14, 779-787)
│   │     tag: "@private"
│   ├─2 blockTag<instance>[0] (43:6-43:15, 793-802)
│   │     tag: "@instance"
│   └─3 blockTag<member>[2] (44:6-44:26, 808-828)
│       │ tag: "@member"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "number" (44:14-44:22, 816-824)
│       └─1 text "max" (44:23-44:26, 825-828)
├─5 comment[2] (48:3-52:6, 862-995)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (49:6-49:47, 871-912)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (49:6-49:47, 871-912)
│   │       └─0 text "Create a new fibonacci sequence iterator." (49:6-49:47, 871-912)
│   └─1 blockTag<param>[2] (51:6-51:72, 923-989)
│       │ tag: "@param"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "number" (51:13-51:21, 930-938)
│       └─1 text "[max=Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER] - Max sequence value" (51:22-51:72, 939-989)
├─6 comment[4] (58:3-65:6, 1122-1259)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (59:6-59:24, 1131-1149)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (59:6-59:24, 1131-1149)
│   │       └─0 text "Iterable protocol." (59:6-59:24, 1131-1149)
│   ├─1 blockTag<public>[0] (61:6-61:13, 1160-1167)
│   │     tag: "@public"
│   ├─2 blockTag<instance>[0] (62:6-62:15, 1173-1182)
│   │     tag: "@instance"
│   └─3 blockTag<return>[2] (64:6-64:66, 1193-1253)
│       │ tag: "@return"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "IterableIterator<number>" (64:14-64:40, 1201-1227)
│       └─1 text "Current sequence iterator" (64:41-64:66, 1228-1253)
├─7 comment[4] (70:3-77:6, 1340-1504)
│   │ code: null
│   ├─0 description[1] (71:6-71:51, 1349-1394)
│   │   └─0 paragraph[1] (71:6-71:51, 1349-1394)
│   │       └─0 text "Get the next value in the fibonacci sequence." (71:6-71:51, 1349-1394)
│   ├─1 blockTag<public>[0] (73:6-73:13, 1405-1412)
│   │     tag: "@public"
│   ├─2 blockTag<instance>[0] (74:6-74:15, 1418-1427)
│   │     tag: "@instance"
│   └─3 blockTag<return>[2] (76:6-76:66, 1438-1498)
│       │ tag: "@return"
│       ├─0 typeExpression "IteratorResult<number, number>" (76:14-76:46, 1446-1478)
│       └─1 text "Next sequence value" (76:47-76:66, 1479-1498)
└─8 comment[2] (79:5-83:8, 1559-1639)
    │ code: null
    ├─0 description[1] (80:8-80:33, 1570-1595)
    │   └─0 paragraph[1] (80:8-80:33, 1570-1595)
    │       └─0 text "Temporary sequence value." (80:8-80:33, 1570-1595)
    └─1 blockTag<const>[2] (82:8-82:29, 1610-1631)
        │ tag: "@const"
        ├─0 typeExpression "number" (82:15-82:23, 1617-1625)
        └─1 text "value" (82:24-82:29, 1626-1631)

API

This package exports no identifiers. The default export is docastParse.

unified().use(docastParse)

Add support for docblock parsing.

Parameters

There are no parameters.

Returns

Nothing (undefined).

Syntax

Docblock

TODO: docblock syntax

Markdown

Markdown is parsed according to CommonMark. Extensions can add support for other syntax and nodes. If you’re interested in extending markdown, more information is available in the mdast-util-from-markdown and micromark readmes.

Syntax tree

The syntax tree is docast.

Types

This package is fully typed with TypeScript.

Contribute

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

docast-parse's People

Contributors

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docast-parse's Issues

🐛 Install command failed

Prerequisites

  • read documentation
  • searched open issues for existing bug report
  • searched closed issues for solution(s) or feedback

Current behavior

npm i @flex-development/docast-parse@flex-development/docast-parse
npm ERR! code 1
npm ERR! command failed
npm ERR! command sh -c chmod +x .husky/* && husky install
npm ERR! chmod: cannot access '.husky/*': No such file or directory

Reproduction

npm i @flex-development/docast-parse@flex-development/docast-parse

Expected behavior

It should be installed

Package version

Node.js version

v18.12.1

Package manager version

9.2.0

Operating system (environment)

linux

Additional context

Hello.

I want to try your package, but the install command throw the error.

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