ESTR - JavaScript Modern CTags

ES6/7 Javascript tool for working with Javascript code, using babylon JavaScript parser Estr has a commandline interface, using nodejs, but its modules can also be used from the browser. There is an in-browser demo showing scoped variable highlighting, navigation to variable occurrences, and variable renaming.

Estr currently supports:

• generating scope-aware tags from babylon ASTs, for use with the SublimeText Ctags and scoped_tags Vim mode

Commandline usage

node estr.js tags --classic -exclude **/*sencha-touch*.* -o .tags .
  traverse current working directory (.) and its sub-directories, extract tags from .js-files, excluding *sencha-touch* and write to file ".tags"

node estr.js tags --classic --module  -o .tags .
  ES6 + strict mode: traverse current working directory (.) and its sub-directories, extract tags from .js-files and write to file ".tags"

node estr.js rename file.js oldName <line> <column> newName
  rename oldName (at <line> <column>) to newName

node estr findVar file.js name <line> <column>
  find binding and other occurrences for name

Assumptions

• in rename, point to the beginning of an oldName occurrence; all oldName occurrences in the same scope will be renamed, provided that

  • oldName/newName are valid Identifiers
  • a binding for oldName is available
  • no existing binding for newName in the same scope
  • no existing occurrences of newName will be captured by renamed binding
  • no renamed occurrences of oldName will be captured by existing binding
  • renaming is not affected by same-name hoisting over catch (language edge case)