web-tree-sitter-sfapex - __dirname is not defined #66
Description
The WASM code references __dirname which breaks tree sitter when trying to render in the browser.
Reproduce
npm create vite@latest fs-test -- --template react
cd fs-test
npm install
npm install web-tree-sitter-sfapex web-tree-sitter
Then use the code (pulled from the README) in src/App.jsx.
Example here:
import './App.css'
import { getApexParser, getSoqlParser } from "web-tree-sitter-sfapex";
const test = async () => {
// create a parser instance
let parser = await getApexParser();
// we set the language to Apex so lets feed it some apex
const apexTree = parser.parse(`
/**
* block comment
*/
global class TestClass implements TestInterface {
public static String Prop1 = 'TestVal';
global Account setName(Account acct, String nameVal){
acct.Name = nameVal;
return acct;
}
}`);
// just a super simple example of printing the discovered nodes
// to see the anonymous nodes (syntax without formal names) set this to `true`
const includeAnonymousNodes = false;
console.log("APEX TREE");
printTree(apexTree.rootNode);
// do it with some SOQL this time
parser = await getSoqlParser();
const soqlTree = parser.parse(`
SELECT Id, Name, Parent.Name,
TYPEOF Owner
WHEN User THEN Id, Username, FederationId
WHEN Group THEN Name
END,
(SELECT Id, Name FROM Contacts)
FROM Account
WHERE Name = 'Robots' AND Are_Coming__c = FALSE
`);
console.log("SOQL TREE");
printTree(soqlTree.rootNode);
function printTree(node, indent = 0) {
console.log(
" ".repeat(indent),
(node.isNamed ? "(" : "") + node.type + (node.isNamed ? ")" : "")
);
for (let c of includeAnonymousNodes ? node.children : node.namedChildren) {
printTree(c, indent + 2);
}
}
}
function App() {
console.log({
getApexParser,
getSoqlParser
})
return (
<>
<div className="card">
<button onClick={test}>
Test Tree Sitter Parsers
</button>
</div>
</>
)
}
export default AppClicking on the "Test Tree Sitter Parsers" button gets the error "__dirname is not defined", likely due to this code.
Is there a build step that's missing here, or is WASM just not supported yet? Thanks!