ast-extractor-workflow

To build a tree-sitter AST extractor for TypeScript and JavaScript, you can use a workflow that automates scaffolding for new extractors, providing code templates and frontmatter-driven metadata to parse patterns like imports, functions, and types.

An AST extractor workflow is used for code analysis to standardize how structural patterns such as exports, hooks, and types are parsed from TypeScript and JavaScript codebases, ensuring a repeatable architecture across diverse repositories.

You can scaffold test cases for JavaScript AST extraction by using an automated workflow that provides testing scaffolds and example tests, ensuring robustness when parsing real code across diverse repositories.

Yes, you can integrate AST extractors with a reproducible runner to apply the extractors across a repository and collect the parsing results for TypeScript and JavaScript code analysis.

No specific dependencies are required to use this workflow for parsing TypeScript, as it provides a standardized template, runner integration, and frontmatter-driven metadata to guide the tree-sitter extraction setup.