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Curate a list of projects that use ESTree. #129

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carlsmith opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 8 comments
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Curate a list of projects that use ESTree. #129

carlsmith opened this issue Jul 14, 2016 · 8 comments

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@carlsmith
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It would be helpful to know what projects use ESTree, for example, when you're evaluating using it for a new project. I've looked, but can't find that information anywhere.

@anko
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anko commented Jul 14, 2016

Such a list would be hard to keep up-to-date manually.

When I was evaluating estree and surrounding tools, I searched npm for dependents of popular estools packages, such as escodegen's dependents here and looked into the ones that sounded interesting.

@forivall
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You can start an awesome list and then this could link to it. 😎

@carlsmith
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Thanks guys. I was thinking more in terms of what libraries and tools are available if you use ESTree. Once a program has an ESTree AST, what tools are available to work with the tree and generate code from it, that kinda thing.

@RReverser
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@carlsmith You might want to check out https://github.com/estools/ as a start (although that's surely a very limited list of tools, npm search should work better).

@carlsmith
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@RReverser - nod. Thanks.

@TheLarkInn
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TheLarkInn commented Oct 6, 2016

We also have a section for the ESTree family in our ongoing parser discovery repo: https://github.com/TheLarkInn/js-parser-discussions (if useful of course).

@mikesherov
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@TheLarkInn care to contribute a PR to this repo with that list, and then you can point your repo to ours?

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@mikesherov I'm also wondering if new Github's topics will help with discoverability over time.

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