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jsctags generator using tern
For access to the binary:
npm install -g git+https://github.com/ramitos/jsctags.gitOtherwise, add to your project's package.json under dependencies or dev-dependencies:
"jsctags": "git://github.com/ramitos/jsctags.git"$ jsctags [--dir=/path/to] /path/to/file.js [-f]$ cat /path/to/file.js | jsctags [--dir=/path/to] [--file=/path/to/file.js] [-f]By default, jsctags will output a JSON file. Use the -f flag to output an exuberant ctags-compatible file.
const jsctags = require('jsctags');
const fs = require('fs');
const file = '/path/to/file.js';
const dir = '/path/to/';
const content = fs.readFileSync(file, 'utf8');
jsctags(file, dir, content, function(e, tags) {
console.log(tags);
});If you'd like to take a JavaScript project and generate a tags file that Vim can parse, you can use the below command. It searches your directory for any .js files, excluding ./node_modules, formats the tags correctly for Vim and outputs them into tags.
find . -type f -iregex ".*\.js$" -not -path "./node_modules/*" -exec jsctags {} -f \; | sed '/^$/d' | LANG=C sort > tagsIf you would like tags generated for files within node_modules/, just remove the -not -path "./node_modules/* part of the command:
find . -type f -iregex ".*\.js$" -exec jsctags {} -f \; | sed '/^$/d' | LANG=C sort > tagsMIT