Another simple parser for advanced search query syntax.
It parses typical Gmail-style search strings like:
to:me -from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2
And returns an instance of SearchString which can be mutated, return different data structures, or return the gmail-style search string again.
See this blog post introducing this library.
$ npm install search-stringconst SearchString = require('search-string');
// Perform parsing
const str = 'to:me -from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2';
const searchString = SearchString.parse(str);
/* Get text in different formats. */
// [ { text: 'foorbar1', negated: false }, { text: 'foobar2', negated: true } ]
searchString.getTextSegments();
// `foobar1 -foobar2`
searchString.getAllText();
/* Get conditions in different formats. */
// Standard format: Condition Array
// [ { keyword: 'to', value: 'me', negated: false }, { keyword: 'from', value: '[email protected]', negated: true } ]
searchString.getConditionArray();
// Alternate format: Parsed Query
// { to: ['me'], excludes: { from: ['[email protected]'] }}
searchString.getParsedQuery();
/* Or get text and conditions back in string format. */
// `to:me -from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2`
searchString.toString();
/* Mutations exist as well for modifying an existing SearchString structure. */
// `to:me foobar -foobar2`
searchString.removeKeyword('from', true).toString()
// `to:me from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2`
searchString.addEntry('from', '[email protected]', false).toString();
// `from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2`
searchString.removeEntry('to', 'me', false).toString();
/* clone operation instantiates a new version by copying over data. */
// `from:[email protected] foobar1 -foobar2`
searchString.clone().toString();
Run tests with npm test
or run tests on any changes with npm run testWatch
Build ES5 compatible code with npm run babel
or continually build and watch for changes with npm run babelWatch
See this blogpost for why this library was built and continues to be supported.
Thanks to search-query-parser for inspiration.
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