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docs: added JS doc comments and tsconfig #530
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This is some fantastic work, thank you! Just a couple small suggestions.
In order for Espree to ship the type definitions, we also need to make these changes to package.json:
- Add dist/espree.d.ts to the files array.
- Add a types property that points to dist/espree.d.ts
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* @param {Object} options Options defining how to tokenize. | ||
* @returns {Token[]} An array of tokens. | ||
* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize. | ||
* @returns {import("./lib/token-translator.js").EsprimaToken[]} An array of tokens. |
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Can we move this into a typedef too?
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* @property {number|"latest"} ecmaVersion The ECMAScript version to use (between 3 and 13, or 2015 and 2022, or "latest"). | ||
* @property {boolean} allowReserved Only allowed when `ecmaVersion` is set to 3. | ||
* @property {"script"|"module"|"commonjs"} sourceType The kind of the source string being parsed. | ||
* @property {import("./features").EcmaFeatures} ecmaFeatures The additional features to enable. |
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Can we move this into a typedef?
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* @property {string} text Contents of the comment. | ||
* @property {number|undefined} start Start column of a comment. | ||
* @property {number|undefined} end End column of the comment. | ||
* @property {[number, number]|undefined} range The [start, end] range of a comment. |
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Since [number,number] is also used in EsprimaToken, can we move this into its own typedef for clarity?
Whoops, I missed adding the build file to package.json. Fixed! |
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Looking good! One last step: we need to ensure that tsc
is run. In package.json
, can you add tsc
to the end of the build
script?
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{ | |||
"include": ["lib/**/*", "espree.js"], | |||
"compilerOptions": { |
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Can we use "strict": true
in here? https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig#strict
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Ah, good point
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I'm not sure it has any effects - we don't have ts code, and didn't enable "checkJs": true
.
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Hmm, you could be right, I thought there might be some stricter behavior/validation it might enable. Regardless, it probably wouldn't hurt to use it, especially in case we add "checkJs": true
later.
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* Overwrites the default raise method to throw Esprima-style errors. | |||
* @param {int} pos The position of the error. | |||
* @param {number} pos The position of the error. |
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Just wondering, this isn't related to acorn.Position
is it?
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No, this was presumably done to simplify the fact that TS (and JS) doesn't distinguish regular integers and the number type. I think it would be ideal to preserve this though so as to clarify the intent, e.g., for autocomplete.
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But then passing a number wouldn't satisfy TS's typechecker, no?
I'd rather have it be integer too but I think we can mention that in the parameter description since TS/JS don't have native integers.
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int
would need to have its own typedef
set to number
(but if it's a problem because TypeScript will export the type, don't worry about it).
I think that would be good. Otherwise, we won't know if the definitions are broken, which would make Espree unusable in typescript projects? Speaking of that, /**
* Tokenizes the given code.
* @param {string} code The code to tokenize.
* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize.
* @returns {EsprimaToken[]} An array of tokens.
* @throws {SyntaxError} If the input code is invalid.
* @private
*/
export function tokenize(code: string, options: ParserOptions): EsprimaToken[];
/**
* Parses the given code.
* @param {string} code The code to tokenize.
* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize.
* @returns {acorn.Node} The "Program" AST node.
* @throws {SyntaxError} If the input code is invalid.
*/
export function parse(code: string, options: ParserOptions): acorn.Node;
export const version: "main";
export const Syntax: {};
export const VisitorKeys: any;
export const latestEcmaVersion: number;
export const supportedEcmaVersions: number[];
export type acorn = typeof acorn;
export type ParserOptions = import("./lib/options").ParserOptions;
export type EsprimaToken = import("./lib/token-translator").EsprimaToken;
export type TokenRange = import("./lib/token-translator").TokenRange;
import * as acorn from "acorn";
//# sourceMappingURL=espree.d.ts.map When I open
Also, when I try to use this version from another project (I added //----------- test.ts ---------------
import * as espree from "espree";
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Should we then also add |
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FWIW, I had neglected to see this and started my own PR which does do checkJs
, though it is not finished and probably would need changes to Acorn since Acorn declaration files apparently currently underspecify the parser, and I could rebase anyways. In any case, this was helpful to have.
I'd suggest keeping the int
type for clarifying intent and I think the @types/acorn
can be dropped given Acorn's own more current support. But otherwise LGTM...
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"@rollup/plugin-commonjs": "^17.1.0", | |||
"@rollup/plugin-json": "^4.1.0", | |||
"@rollup/plugin-node-resolve": "^11.2.0", | |||
"@types/acorn": "^4.0.6", |
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Acorn itself has a *.d.ts
file and the mod date appears more recent, so is this this still necessary?
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* Overwrites the default raise method to throw Esprima-style errors. | |||
* @param {int} pos The position of the error. | |||
* @param {number} pos The position of the error. |
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No, this was presumably done to simplify the fact that TS (and JS) doesn't distinguish regular integers and the number type. I think it would be ideal to preserve this though so as to clarify the intent, e.g., for autocomplete.
TypeScript allows an |
Will update this over the weekend. Got caught with life there. |
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Co-authored-by: Milos Djermanovic <milos.djermanovic@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Bryan Mishkin <698306+bmish@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Milos Djermanovic <milos.djermanovic@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Bryan Mishkin <698306+bmish@users.noreply.github.com>
Updated the PR (squashed some commits). Should be ready to go now :) @mdjermanovic I've fixed the issue with incorrectly generated .d.ts. I'm not sure what the best way would be to test the d.ts files though. Suggestions welcome. |
Hya, not to rush anyone, but I was wondering if I could get some feedback on this PR since I'd be needing the type definitions in a typescript project I'm working on :p |
@brettz9 @mdjermanovic any followups here? |
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My suggestion to add int
to its own typedef (e.g., /** @typedef {number} int */
) wasn't addressed, but it is not important.
Am preoccupied with other work to do a more careful review of the subsequent changes, but it had looked good to me previously.
I'm still seeing the problems described in #530 (comment):
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* @param {Object} options Options defining how to tokenize. | ||
* @returns {ASTNode} The "Program" AST node. | ||
* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize. | ||
* @returns {acorn.Node} The "Program" AST node. |
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Object returned from parse()
also has sourceType
property, and (optionally) comments
and tokens
properties.
Maybe we could use |
"shelljs": "^0.3.0" | ||
"shelljs": "^0.3.0", | ||
"typescript": "^4.5.4", | ||
"unicode-6.3.0": "^0.7.5" |
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I think we're not using this dependency.
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We're using it in tests/lib/libraries.js
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"test": "npm-run-all -p unit lint", | |||
"lint": "eslint \"*.?(c)js\" lib/ tests/lib/", | |||
"fixlint": "npm run lint -- --fix", | |||
"build": "rollup -c rollup.config.js", | |||
"build": "rollup -c rollup.config.js && tsc --build", |
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Why do we need the --build
flag, what is the difference?
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/** | |||
* Parses the given code. | |||
* @param {string} code The code to tokenize. | |||
* @param {Object} options Options defining how to tokenize. | |||
* @returns {ASTNode} The "Program" AST node. | |||
* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize. |
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* @param {ParserOptions} options Options defining how to tokenize. | |
* @param {ParserOptions} [options] Options defining how to parse. |
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* @property {number|undefined} start start column. | ||
* @property {number|undefined} end end column. |
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These are not columns, but indexes (like range[0]
and range[1]
)
/** | ||
* @typedef {Object} EsprimaComment | ||
* @property {"Block"|"Line"} type Type of the comment, can either be "Block" (multiline) or "Line" (single line). | ||
* @property {string} text Contents of the comment. |
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* @property {string} text Contents of the comment. | |
* @property {string} value Contents of the comment. |
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* @property {number|undefined} start Start column of a comment. | ||
* @property {number|undefined} end End column of the comment. |
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* @property {acorn.Position} startLoc Start location of the comment. | ||
* @property {acorn.Position} endLoc End location of the comment. |
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There are no startLoc
and endLoc
properties on comments. They have loc
, like tokens.
Do we want to export types named |
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Ack. Looking for a way to fix the issue with broken |
Hi @srijan-paul, thank you for your work on this! Since this and #544 are attacking the same problem but #544 additionally enables type checking in the repository, we'd like to focus our efforts on #544. Please know that we appreciate your work on this so far, and if you haven't already heard from him, nzakas will be reaching out because this is exactly the sort of improvement that our contributor pool payments were designed for. I'm sorry this change won't be getting merged, but I hope to see what we've learned from this work reflected in #544 and would welcome seeing your feedback there! |
Added JS doc comments and a TSConfig that should generate the type definitions.
Note that it still may require changes.
Things that I'm curious about:
acorn.Node
as the return type forespree.parse
is safe?