ECMAScript parsing infrastructure for multipurpose analysis

Esprima-compatible implementation of the Mozilla JS Parser API

A simple utility for pluggable JS syntax transforms using the esprima parser.

Esprima .NET (BSD license) is a .NET port of the esprima.org project. It is a standard-compliant ECMAScript parser (also popularly known as JavaScript).

ECMAScript parsing infrastructure for multipurpose analysis

creates a control flow graph from an esprima abstract syntax tree

codemirror + esprima powered html5 javascript editor component

JavaScript Reverse Engineering Toolkit (JSRETK) - Experimental tools for analyzing (minified/obfuscated) JavaScript

modern javascript parser

A Javascript to PICO-8 Lua transpiler

Safely evaluate JavaScript (estree) expressions, sync and async.

Parse JavaScript code comments. Works with block and line comments, and should work with CSS, LESS, SASS, or any language with the same comment formats.

Using Esprima to stop infinite loops before they happen.

Fuzz testing JavaScript parsers and suchlike programs.

Validate the syntax of any JavaScript file in Sublime Text using Esprima

Static analysis tool for javascript code based. Scanjs uses Esprima to convert sources to AST, then walks AST looking for patterns.

Extract JavaScript code comments from a string or glob of files.

Acornima is a standard-compliant JavaScript parser for .NET. It is a fork of Esprima.NET combined with the .NET port of the acornjs parser.

(unmaintained) Converts acorn tokens to esprima tokens

Python code to efficiently traverse the AST format saved by the Esprima JavaScript parser

Utility library to manipulate, transform, query and debug esprima ASTs.

The simplest tool to parse/transform/generate code on ast

JavaScript scope coloring based on esprima toolbox

A tool to visualize abstract syntax tree.

Esprima parser based content assist for JavaScript files in Orion

Find all require() calls. Fast and solid implementation backed with direct scanner and esprima ast parser

YUI Modules Explorer is a project which tries to save the developer from the monkey job of finding and populating the required YUI modules in JavaScript sources. What it does is to parse the JavaScript files using esprima (http://esprima.org/) JavaScript parser and to match the used YUI classes to the required modules.

🐌 Detect cyclomatic complexity of your JavaScript and TypeScript code

A port of esprima.js to C#

Analyze javascript code using esprima and return a list of objects representing the angular module dependencies in the code.