axelson
Scenic Core Team
Has anyone written a CLI tool/script that when given a file path (to a .ex or .exs) file and a line number, will return the module name and function? i.e.
$ extract_line_number.bash ~/code/my_cool_proj/lib/utils.ex:15
MyCoolProj.Utils.find_by_id/2
This could be probably be built using the Elixir treesitter grammar (are there already any CLI tools that use the grammar in similar ways?). Before I embark on writing such a tool/script I wanted to see if anyone has already written one.
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sodapopcan
You should be able to use ast-grep for this.
axelson
Ah, that’s a good idea. I’ll give that a try when I have a chance. Thanks!
dimitarvp
I never tried
ast-grepfor that in particular but anything that uses TreeSitter (like that tool) should be able to do it.sodapopcan
It would have to be in conjunction with a scripting language. Maybe a terser way but I was thinking along these lines:
giving you all the (public) function definitions in
path/to/file.ex. The json includes their start and end lines.