Sample
regjsparser 0.13.2: parse
Verified sample for npm regjsparser 0.13.2: parse. The contract ran on node 22 · linux alpine/x64 · docker and passed: parse parses regular expression…
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Declared environment
node 22.23 linux 24 · ubuntu · glibc 2.39 x64 node 22.23 javascript npm 10
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| Environment | Contract | Stages | Run |
|---|---|---|---|
| node 22 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:c1973797be207ac4 | PASS | compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS CONTAINER_RUN · node-typescript@1node:22-alpine@sha256:c610fcdfb1d5… |
2026-08-27 |
Case
HOW- Goal
- verify pkg:npm/regjsparser@0.13.2
- Packages
- Symbols
-
- regjsparser.parse
- Environment
- node 22.23.2
- Created
- 2026-08-27T20:52:19Z
Contract
- parse parses regular expression patterns into abstract syntax tree nodes including anchors, values, and character classes
- parse parses capturing and non-capturing groups with quantifiers
- parse supports named capturing groups when the namedGroups feature flag is enabled
- parse supports lookbehind assertions when the lookbehind feature flag is enabled
- parse supports unicode property escapes when the unicodePropertyEscape feature flag is enabled
- parse supports unicode set intersection and subtraction syntax under the v flag with unicodeSet feature enabled
- parse supports inline modifier flags when the modifiers feature flag is enabled
- parse throws SyntaxError on invalid regular expression syntax
Files
- PROMPT.md
- csx.json
- package-lock.json
- package.json
- spec.json
- src/index.js
- test/contract.js
Source
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Goal: verify pkg:npm/regjsparser@0.13.2
Kind: HOW
Use EXACTLY these public packages and versions:
- pkg:npm/regjsparser@0.13.2
Demonstrate these symbols/APIs:
- regjsparser.parse
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"test": "node test/contract.js"
},
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}
const regjsparser = require('regjsparser');
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern string into an AST.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern without enclosing slashes.
* @param {string} [flags=''] - Regular expression flags (e.g. 'u', 'v', 'i', 'g').
* @param {object} [features={}] - Optional feature flags for parser capabilities.
* @returns {object} Root AST node representing the parsed regular expression.
*/
function parsePattern(pattern, flags = '', features = {}) {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, features);
}
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern with named capturing groups enabled.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern.
* @param {string} [flags=''] - Regular expression flags.
* @returns {object} Root AST node.
*/
function parseWithNamedGroups(pattern, flags = '') {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, { namedGroups: true });
}
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern with lookbehind assertions enabled.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern.
* @param {string} [flags=''] - Regular expression flags.
* @returns {object} Root AST node.
*/
function parseWithLookbehind(pattern, flags = '') {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, { lookbehind: true });
}
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern with Unicode property escapes enabled.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern.
* @param {string} [flags=''] - Regular expression flags.
* @returns {object} Root AST node.
*/
function parseWithUnicodeProps(pattern, flags = '') {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, { unicodePropertyEscape: true });
}
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern with Unicode set operations (intersection/subtraction) enabled.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern (e.g. '[[a-z]--[d]]').
* @param {string} [flags='v'] - Regular expression flags (typically 'v').
* @returns {object} Root AST node.
*/
function parseWithUnicodeSets(pattern, flags = 'v') {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, { unicodeSet: true });
}
/**
* Parses a regular expression pattern with inline modifier groups enabled.
* @param {string} pattern - Regular expression pattern (e.g. '(?i-m:hello)').
* @param {string} [flags=''] - Regular expression flags.
* @returns {object} Root AST node.
*/
function parseWithModifiers(pattern, flags = '') {
return regjsparser.parse(pattern, flags, { modifiers: true });
}
module.exports = {
regjsparser,
parsePattern,
parseWithNamedGroups,
parseWithLookbehind,
parseWithUnicodeProps,
parseWithUnicodeSets,
parseWithModifiers
};
const assert = require('node:assert');
const regjsparser = require('regjsparser');
const {
parsePattern,
parseWithNamedGroups,
parseWithLookbehind,
parseWithUnicodeProps,
parseWithUnicodeSets,
parseWithModifiers
} = require('../src/index.js');
// Direct export check
assert.strictEqual(typeof regjsparser.parse, 'function', 'regjsparser.parse must be a function');
// 1. parse parses regular expression patterns into abstract syntax tree nodes including anchors, values, and character classes
const basicAst = parsePattern('^a[0-9]+$', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(basicAst.type, 'alternative', 'root node of sequence is alternative');
assert.strictEqual(basicAst.raw, '^a[0-9]+$', 'raw property matches input');
assert.deepStrictEqual(basicAst.range, [0, 9], 'root range covers full string');
assert.strictEqual(basicAst.body.length, 4, 'alternative contains four subnodes');
const startAnchor = basicAst.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(startAnchor.type, 'anchor', 'first node is anchor');
assert.strictEqual(startAnchor.kind, 'start', 'anchor kind is start');
assert.strictEqual(startAnchor.raw, '^', 'start anchor raw is ^');
const charValue = basicAst.body[1];
assert.strictEqual(charValue.type, 'value', 'second node is value');
assert.strictEqual(charValue.kind, 'symbol', 'value kind is symbol');
assert.strictEqual(charValue.codePoint, 97, 'character codePoint for "a" is 97');
const charClass = basicAst.body[2];
assert.strictEqual(charClass.type, 'quantifier', 'third node is quantifier wrapping characterClass');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.symbol, '+', 'quantifier symbol is +');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.min, 1, 'quantifier min is 1');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.greedy, true, 'quantifier is greedy');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.body[0].type, 'characterClass', 'quantifier body is characterClass');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.body[0].negative, false, 'characterClass is not negated');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.body[0].body[0].type, 'characterClassRange', 'characterClass contains range');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.body[0].body[0].min.codePoint, 48, 'range min is "0" (codePoint 48)');
assert.strictEqual(charClass.body[0].body[0].max.codePoint, 57, 'range max is "9" (codePoint 57)');
const endAnchor = basicAst.body[3];
assert.strictEqual(endAnchor.type, 'anchor', 'fourth node is anchor');
assert.strictEqual(endAnchor.kind, 'end', 'anchor kind is end');
// 2. parse parses capturing and non-capturing groups with quantifiers
const groupAst = parsePattern('(abc)(?:def)*', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(groupAst.type, 'alternative', 'top level alternative');
const capGroup = groupAst.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(capGroup.type, 'group', 'first node is group');
assert.strictEqual(capGroup.behavior, 'normal', 'capturing group behavior is normal');
assert.strictEqual(capGroup.raw, '(abc)', 'capturing group raw string');
const nonCapQuant = groupAst.body[1];
assert.strictEqual(nonCapQuant.type, 'quantifier', 'second node is quantifier');
assert.strictEqual(nonCapQuant.symbol, '*', 'quantifier symbol is *');
assert.strictEqual(nonCapQuant.min, 0, 'quantifier min is 0');
const nonCapGroup = nonCapQuant.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(nonCapGroup.type, 'group', 'quantifier wraps non-capturing group');
assert.strictEqual(nonCapGroup.behavior, 'ignore', 'non-capturing group behavior is ignore');
// 3. parse supports named capturing groups when the namedGroups feature flag is enabled
const namedAst = parseWithNamedGroups('(?<year>\\d{4})-(?<month>\\d{2})', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(namedAst.type, 'alternative', 'named groups top level alternative');
const yearGroup = namedAst.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(yearGroup.type, 'group', 'year group is a group node');
assert.strictEqual(yearGroup.behavior, 'normal', 'year group behavior is normal');
assert.ok(yearGroup.name, 'year group has name node');
assert.strictEqual(yearGroup.name.type, 'identifier', 'name node is an identifier');
assert.strictEqual(yearGroup.name.value, 'year', 'name value is "year"');
const monthGroup = namedAst.body[2];
assert.strictEqual(monthGroup.type, 'group', 'month group is a group node');
assert.strictEqual(monthGroup.name.value, 'month', 'name value is "month"');
// 4. parse supports lookbehind assertions when the lookbehind feature flag is enabled
const posLookbehind = parseWithLookbehind('(?<=@)\\w+', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(posLookbehind.type, 'alternative', 'lookbehind alternative');
const posLbGroup = posLookbehind.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(posLbGroup.type, 'group', 'lookbehind node is group');
assert.strictEqual(posLbGroup.behavior, 'lookbehind', 'positive lookbehind behavior');
const negLookbehind = parseWithLookbehind('(?<![0-9])foo', 'u');
const negLbGroup = negLookbehind.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(negLbGroup.type, 'group', 'negative lookbehind node is group');
assert.strictEqual(negLbGroup.behavior, 'negativeLookbehind', 'negative lookbehind behavior');
// 5. parse supports unicode property escapes when the unicodePropertyEscape feature flag is enabled
const unicodePropAst = parseWithUnicodeProps('\\p{Letter}+', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(unicodePropAst.type, 'quantifier', 'root node is quantifier');
const propEscape = unicodePropAst.body[0];
assert.strictEqual(propEscape.type, 'unicodePropertyEscape', 'node type is unicodePropertyEscape');
assert.strictEqual(propEscape.value, 'Letter', 'unicode property value is Letter');
assert.strictEqual(propEscape.negative, false, 'positive property escape');
const negPropAst = parseWithUnicodeProps('\\P{Number}', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(negPropAst.type, 'unicodePropertyEscape', 'negative property escape type');
assert.strictEqual(negPropAst.value, 'Number', 'property name is Number');
assert.strictEqual(negPropAst.negative, true, 'negative property escape flag');
// 6. parse supports unicode set intersection and subtraction syntax under the v flag with unicodeSet feature enabled
const setSubtractionAst = parseWithUnicodeSets('[[a-z]--[d-g]]', 'v');
assert.strictEqual(setSubtractionAst.type, 'characterClass', 'set subtraction produces characterClass');
assert.strictEqual(setSubtractionAst.kind, 'subtraction', 'characterClass kind is subtraction');
assert.strictEqual(setSubtractionAst.body.length, 2, 'subtraction has 2 operands');
const setIntersectionAst = parseWithUnicodeSets('[[a-z]&&[d-g]]', 'v');
assert.strictEqual(setIntersectionAst.type, 'characterClass', 'set intersection produces characterClass');
assert.strictEqual(setIntersectionAst.kind, 'intersection', 'characterClass kind is intersection');
// 7. parse supports inline modifier flags when the modifiers feature flag is enabled
const modAst = parseWithModifiers('(?i-m:hello)', 'u');
assert.strictEqual(modAst.type, 'group', 'modifier root node is group');
assert.strictEqual(modAst.behavior, 'ignore', 'modifier group behavior is ignore');
assert.deepStrictEqual(modAst.modifierFlags, { enabling: 'i', disabling: 'm' }, 'modifierFlags captures enabled/disabled flags');
// 8. parse throws SyntaxError on invalid regular expression syntax
assert.throws(
() => {
parsePattern('*', 'u');
},
{
name: 'SyntaxError'
},
'leading quantifier without atom throws SyntaxError'
);
assert.throws(
() => {
parsePattern('(?<1invalid>abc)', 'u', { namedGroups: true });
},
{
name: 'SyntaxError'
},
'invalid group identifier throws SyntaxError'
);
console.log('All regjsparser contract tests passed successfully.');
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