@flex-development/vfile-location v1.1.0
vfile-location
vfile utility to convert between point (line/column) and offset (range) based locations
Contents
What is this?
This is a tiny but useful package that facilitates conversions between points and offsets in a file.
When should I use this?
This utility is useful when adding positional information to unist nodes, or when building packages that require location data, such as a set of lint rules.
Install
This package is ESM only.
In Node.js (version 18+) with yarn:
yarn add @flex-development/vfile-locationIn Deno with esm.sh:
import { Location } from 'https://esm.sh/@flex-development/vfile-location'In browsers with esm.sh:
<script type="module">
import { Location } from 'https://esm.sh/@flex-development/vfile-location'
</script>Use
import { Location, type Point } from '@flex-development/vfile-location'
import { read } from 'to-vfile'
import type * as unist from 'unist'
import type { VFile, Value } from 'vfile'
const point: Point = { column: 1, line: 21, offset: 474 }
const pt: Point = { column: 2, line: 47, offset: 1124 }
const file: VFile = await read('hrt.ts')
const val: Value = String(file).slice(point.offset, pt.offset + 1)
const location: Location = new Location(file)
const loc: Location = new Location(val, point)
console.log(location.offset({ ...point, offset: undefined })) // => point.offset
console.log(location.point(point.offset)) // => point
console.log(loc.offset({ ...pt, offset: undefined })) // => pt.offset
console.log(loc.point(pt.offset)) // => ptAPI
This package exports the identifier Location. There is no default export.
Location([file][, start])
Create a new location index to translate between point and offset based locations in file.
Pass a start point to make relative conversions. Any point or offset accessed will be relative to the given point.
An incremental index can be built when file is null or undefined, in which case indices (and
place) must be updated manually.
file(Value|VFile|null|undefined) — file to indexstart(Point|null|undefined) — point before first character
Location#indices
(Indices)
Map, where each key/value pair is either the index of a character in the file (offset) and a point,
or a line and column in the file and an offset.
Both the key and value are relative to start.
Location#offset([point])
Get an offset for point.
👉 The offset for
pointis greater than or equal to0whenpointis valid, and-1whenpointis invalid.
Parameters
point(unist.Point|null|undefined) — place in file
Returns
(Offset) Index of character in file or -1.
Location#place
(Point)
Current point.
👉 Useful for building an incremental index. This point is deeply equal to
startwhen a file is auto-indexed and never altered.
Location#point([offset])
Get a point for offset.
👉
point.columnandpoint.lineare greater than or equal to1whenoffsetis valid, and-1whenoffsetis invalid.
Parameters
offset(Offset|null|undefined) — index of character in file
Returns
(Point) Place in file.
Location#start
(Readonly<Point>)
Point before first character in file.
Column
Column in a source file (1-indexed integer) (TypeScript type).
type Column = numberIndices
Map, where each key/value pair is either the index of a character in a source file (offset) and a point, or a line and column in the source file and an offset (TypeScript type).
type Indices = { [offset: Offset]: Point; [point: SerializedPoint]: Offset }Line
Line in a source file (1-indexed integer) (TypeScript type).
type Line = numberOffset
Index of a character in a source file (0-indexed integer) (TypeScript type).
type Offset = numberPoint
One place in a source file (TypeScript interface).
Properties
column(Column) — column in source file (1-indexed integer)line(Line) — line in source file (1-indexed integer)offset(Offset) — index of character in source file (0-indexed integer)
SerializedPoint
String representing one place in a source file (TypeScript type).
type SerializedPoint = `${Line}:${Column}`Types
This package is fully typed with TypeScript.
Contribute
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
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