This is related to my last commit. I've updated all the JavaScript files to satisfy 'eslint-config-futagozaryuu', my eslint configuration.
I'm sure I've probally missed something, but I've run all NPM scripts and Gulp tasks, fixed any bugs that cropped up, and updated some stuff (mainly related to generated messages), so as far as I can, tell this conversion is over (I know I've probally jixed it just by saying this ;P).
Was using 'eslint-config-dmajda' by @dmajda, but since it's diffucult for me to use multiple styles across multiple projects, I'm switching to my own 'eslint-config-futagozaryuu'.
- Updated glob for test files
- Updated HEADER var for generated browser build
- Inlined list of JS_FILES to lint
- Added helper 'execFile'
- Simplyfied 'gulp benchmark'
- Parser generator now use's 'bin/peg.js'
- Moved HEADER var into 'browser:build' function
- Simplyfied 'gulp browser:clean'
- removed dependency 'gulp-transform'
"test/impact" was a bash script before, and used tools spefic to some systems, which required Window users to have more software installed.
This rewrite removes the bash script and add's a cross platform Node.js script that doesn't depend on platform-spefic tools.
It seem's kind of pointless setting the comment "/* eslint-env node */" at the top of only some JavaScript files when nearly all of them are Node.js releated, so I moved this option to the root level config, only leaving the 'lib' folder as "/* eslint-env commonjs */"
- Moved benchmark to test/benchmark
- Moved tests to test/spec
- Removed individual servers
- Implemented single test server
- Moved server assets to test/server
- Updated Gulpfile.js
- Moved tools/impact to test/impact
This commit move's nearly all code related to testing the PEG.js module into the test directory, and also ensures they run as they did before the move.
Currently, an open brace without a corresponding brace will emit this confusing error message:
> Expected "!", "$", "&", "(", "*", "+", ".", "/", "/*", "//", ";", "?", character class, code block, comment, end of line, identifier, literal, or whitespace but "{" found.
This change adds an error case to the grammar to make it clear what the problem is.
* Clarify execution environment of actions and predicates
* Makes a new section for describing the common execution environment
* Add the new section to TOC
* Clarify start/end for predicates
* Clarify the scope of labels
* Do not indent backtick quoted strings in initializer or rule action code blocks
* Use const instead of var for ESLint happiness
* Fix ESLint issues for double quotes and indent6
- Split into 3 files: "peg.js", "options.js" and "usage.txt"
- Rewrote arguments parser and helpers to be more precise
- Any arguments after "--" will be passed to "options['--']" now
- Added negation options: "--no-cache" and "--no-trace"
- Added "bare" to accepted module formats
- Added 2 aliases for "--extra-options-file": "-c" and "--config"
- Added short options: "-a", "-f" and "-p"
- Reformatted help text in "usage.txt"
- Updated documentation related to command line options and normal options
- Changed "bin" field in "package.json" from "bin/pegjs" to "bin/peg"
- Added documentation note about command line options that are repeated
- Updated gulpfile.js, replacing "bin/pegjs" with "bin/*.js"
See #429, which was what I intended to fix/solve, but instead pushed back and did this instead.
- Updated Badges
- Moved the introduction back to the top
- Added a title for the TOC list
- Added "Latest" sub-section (closes#521)
- Added "Case-insensitivity" sub-section (see #518)
- Added "Backtracking" sub-section (closes#438)
- Fixed link for . (dot character)
- Added a title for the links in the development section
- Added "Contribution" sub-section (closses #457)
- Updated the TOC list
I've noticed on Travis that if a project is testing on Node.js 8 then NPM will automatically create the 'package-lock.json' file, but it's best not to use this file yet.
See 10ec7f0576
I'm presuming this task worked fine on Linux, but I use a Windows 10 laptop, and since Windows doesn't open extensionless files to check their shebang, this task failed.
Node.js on the other hand ignore's JavaScript files with a shebang, so this simple fix should make it work on all platforms now.
