.NET port of Microsoft's TypeScript parser for simple AST manipulation.
It works with TypeScript, JavaScript and DefinitelyTyped(".d.ts") files and gives the same tree as typescriptServices.js.
If you want to include TypeScriptAST in your project, you can install it directly from NuGet
PM> Install-Package TypeScriptAST
var ast = new TypeScriptAST(File.ReadAllText(file), file);By SyntaxKind
var functions = ast.OfKind(SyntaxKind.FunctionExpression);
var vars = functions.FirstOrDefault()?.OfKind(SyntaxKind.VariableDeclaration);By Node type
var functions = ast.GetDescendants().OfType<FunctionExpression>();
var vars = functions.FirstOrDefault()?.GetDescendants().OfType<VariableDeclaration>(); var firstFunc = ast.OfKind(SyntaxKind.FunctionExpression).FirstOrDefault();
var text = firstFunc?.GetText();
var withComments = firstFunc?.GetTextWithComments(); var funcNewCode = "function() {}";
var change = new ChangeAST();
change.ChangeNode(firstFunc, funcNewCode);
var newSource = change.GetChangedSource(ast.SourceStr);
File.WriteAllText(file, newSource);This example included in TypeScriptAstExample. It finds modules in file, collects some info, adds new function to module.
using Zu.TypeScript;
using Zu.TypeScript.Change;
using Zu.TypeScript.TsTypes;
var fileName = "parser.ts";
var source = File.ReadAllText(fileName);
var ast = new TypeScriptAST(source, fileName);
var change = new ChangeAST();
foreach (var module in ast.GetDescendants().OfType<ModuleDeclaration>())
{
var funcs = module.Body.Children.OfType<FunctionDeclaration>().ToList();
var enums = module.Body.Children.OfType<EnumDeclaration>();
var moduleInfoFunc = $@"
export function getModuleInfo() {{
return ""Module {module.IdentifierStr} contains {funcs.Count()} functions ({funcs.Count(v => v.IdentifierStr.StartsWith("parse"))} starts with parse), {enums.Count()} enums ..."";
}}
";
change.InsertBefore(module.Body.Children.First(), moduleInfoFunc);
}
var newSource = change.GetChangedSource(ast.SourceStr);
File.WriteAllText("parser2.ts", newSource);