The matcher JavaScript library for array.
This script works in modern browsers and Node.JS .
In a browser:
Download the file as 'array-matcher.js' from
github | master
next to the html, and insert import
in the script tag.
<script type="module">
import * as arrayMatcher from './array-matcher.js';
</script>
In a Node.JS:
npm install --save @mizu-mizu/array-matcher
const arrayMatcher = require('@mizu-mizu/array-matcher');
Some tiny matcher generators are provided, and also, you can implement your own matcher.
import {glob} from './array-matcher.js';
const matcher = glob('root/**/*.txt');
matcher(['root', 'parent', 'child.txt']); // => true
matcher(['root', 'parent', 'child.json']); // => false
Supports:
**
: match 0 or more items.*
: match 0 or more characters.?
: match any single character.[abc]
: match 'a' or 'b' or 'c'[a-z]
: match 'a' to 'z'
import {querySelector} from './array-matcher.js';
const matcher = querySelector('#target');
matcher([
{tagName: 'body'},
{tagName: 'main'},
{tagName: 'span', id:'target'}
]); // => true
Supports:
tagname
: match whosetagName
property is the same to 'tagname'..class-selector
: match whose classList contains 'class-selector' as an array, or it's contains('class-selector') method returns true.#id
: match whoseid
property is the same to 'id'.>
: separator to it's child.,
: separator match for either left part or right part.
Using matcher functions list:
import {matchResult, match} from './array-matcher.js';
/*
* Prepare an array of matching functions.
* This example matches all array whose first element is 'first'
* (not depends on it's letter case).
*/
const matcherList = [
str=>str.toLowerCase() === 'first' ? matchResult.OK : matchResult.FAIL,
()=>matchResult.ANY_CONSUME
];
match(matcherList, ['first', 'second']); // => true
match(matcherList, ['FIRST', 'SECOND']); // => true
match(matcherList, ['illegal', 'first', 'second']); // => false
Implements the CompilerBase class:
import {CompilerBase, matchResult} from './array-matcher.js';
/*
* Implements the CompilerBase and override some methods.
*/
class OriginalMatcherCompiler extends CompilerBase{
/*
* If you provide a string in the argument array of this#compile(),
* this method is called.
* This method should return a matching function.
*/
acceptString(str) {
/* To support glob-like recursive match. */
if(str==='**') return ()=>matchResult.ANY_CONSUME;
return target=>(target&& target.toLowerCase())===str
? matchResult.OK : matchResult.FAIL;
}
}
const matcher = new OriginalMatcherCompiler().compile(
['first', '**']
);
matcher(['first', 'second']); // => true
matcher(['FIRST', 'SECOND']); // => true
matcher(['illegal', 'first', 'second']); // => false
You can check the detail document by running commands below (JSDoc).
git clone https://github.com/uiui611/array-matcher.git
cd array-matcher
npm install
npm run jsdoc
start jsdoc/index.html
Also, you can check the examples at '{project-root}/examples/'.