Looking for non-trivial example of high-level AST usage

[MikeTaylor]

I'm trying to write a program that walks a high-level AST (generated by raml.parseSync), visiting each resource, and emitting information about the various methods it provides. I am really struggling as The tutorial is spotty in its coverage, and the corresponding sample code exercises only the same parts of the API.

I've not been able to find a simple API reference -- what methods exists for which of the node types -- and have concluded that there isn't one, though please let me know if I'm wrong!

But failing that, can anyone please point me to a non-trivial piece of code that walks a high-level AST, so I can follow it to figure out what methods I need where?

(An example: I guessed that resource.elementsOfKind('methods') would give me the array of methods supported by the resource, but I can't figure out either from docs or from sample code how to ask each of these method objects what the actual HTTP method is (GET, POST, etc.))

[MikeTaylor]

Can anyone help me with this? @KonstantinSviridov? I am tearing my hair out trying to access the JSON Schema associated with one of my resources. I've used resource.elementsOfKind('methods') to find the methods, picked out the one where m.name() === 'get', and pulled out the type using resource.attr('type') -- but now what? I have an ASTPropImpl but there is no documentation for what methods that supports. By introspection I discovered a list of 68 methods, but none of them pertains to the schema, or seems like a reasonable way to get the schema. And I have no idea where the answers to these questions can be found.

[MikeTaylor]

I have moved on -- I am now using raml.loadSync instead, and walking the lower-level tree that results. This is much, much easier, as I can see what to do by inspecting the data structure.

So as far as I am concerned, this issue can be closed.

But if you want to people to use the high-level AST going forward, you are definitely going to want to make some dramatic improvements to the documentation, so I'll leave this open for now as a reminder of that, and you're welcome to keep it or close it as you prefer.

[postatum]

Note that raml-js-parser-2 has been deprecated, the new official parser is webapi-parser. Feel free to give it a try and report any issue you may have on that repository.