@herbertgao/pi-extensions 2026.10.1 → 2026.10.2

package/node_modules/pi-lens/dist/clients/language-registry.js

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-/**
- * Canonical language registry (#2424, Phase 0a of #2415).
- *
- * ONE host-neutral answer to "what language is this file", from which every
- * language-keyed subsystem projects its own vocabulary:
- *
- *   - `clients/lsp/language.ts`      LSP `languageId` (protocol spelling)
- *   - `clients/tree-sitter-shared.ts`  extension -> tree-sitter grammar
- *   - `clients/project-diagnostics/scanner.ts`  the same grammar map
- *   - `clients/read-expansion.ts`    the same grammar map
- *   - `clients/review-graph/builder.ts` + `clients/module-report.ts`
- *                                    FileKind -> grammar for symbol extraction
- *   - `clients/grammar-source.ts`    grammar -> wasm filename
- *
- * Before this file those were seven independently maintained tables, four of
- * them hand-copied from each other, disagreeing on `.tsx`, `.sh`, `.h`,
- * `.jsonc`, `.vue` and `.svelte` with nothing in CI able to see it.
- *
- * The rule for adding a column here: a per-consumer token belongs in an entry
- * only when the consumer's PROTOCOL demands a different spelling than the
- * canonical id — the LSP spec's `typescriptreact` / `shellscript` / `jsonc`,
- * or the tree-sitter grammar's own name (`tsx`, `bash`). Anything else is one
- * value on one entry.
- *
- * `FileKind` (file-kinds.ts) stays deliberately COARSE: `jsts` spans
- * typescript/tsx/javascript/jsx/vue/svelte and `cxx` spans c/cpp. Several
- * languages therefore map onto one kind, and `kind` here is the mapping, not a
- * synonym for the language id.
- */
-import { SPECIAL_FILENAMES } from "./file-kinds.js";
-/**
- * The `LanguageId` inventory pinned as VALUES, and type-linked to the union in
- * BOTH directions so neither half can move alone (#2424 review, F1):
- *
- *  - `satisfies readonly LanguageId[]` rejects a pinned id that is not a
- *    union member;
- *  - {@link LANGUAGE_ID_PIN_IS_EXHAUSTIVE} rejects a union member that is not
- *    pinned;
- *  - `tests/clients/language-registry-drift.test.ts` asserts this list equals
- *    `LANGUAGES.map(e => e.id)`, so a pinned id with no registry ENTRY fails
- *    too.
- *
- * Together those make "add `| "brainfuck"` to the union and ship" impossible:
- * the union edit alone fails `npm run build`, and satisfying the compiler
- * forces the pin edit, which fails the drift test until an entry exists. Before
- * this, the pin lived only in the test file as an unlinked string array, so a
- * union member with no entry compiled clean and left all 22 drift tests green.
- */
-export const PINNED_LANGUAGE_IDS = [
-    "ada",
-    "astro",
-    "c",
-    "clojure",
-    "cmake",
-    "cobol",
-    "cpp",
-    "csharp",
-    "css",
-    "cue",
-    "dart",
-    "dockerfile",
-    "elixir",
-    "erlang",
-    "fish",
-    "fortran",
-    "fsharp",
-    "gleam",
-    "go",
-    "go-mod",
-    "graphql",
-    "haskell",
-    "helm",
-    "html",
-    "java",
-    "javascript",
-    "javascriptreact",
-    "json",
-    "jsonc",
-    "julia",
-    "kotlin",
-    "less",
-    "lua",
-    "markdown",
-    "nix",
-    "ocaml",
-    "pascal",
-    "perl",
-    "php",
-    "powershell",
-    "prisma",
-    "proto",
-    "python",
-    "r",
-    "ron",
-    "ruby",
-    "rust",
-    "sass",
-    "scala",
-    "scss",
-    "shell",
-    "sql",
-    "svelte",
-    "swift",
-    "systemverilog",
-    "terraform",
-    "terragrunt",
-    "toml",
-    "typescript",
-    "typescriptreact",
-    "typst",
-    "verilog",
-    "vhdl",
-    "vue",
-    "yaml",
-    "zig",
-];
-/**
- * Compile-time exhaustiveness for the pin above. When every `LanguageId` is
- * pinned this type is `true` and the initializer type-checks; the moment a
- * union member is added without being pinned, the type collapses to the
- * literal message below and `true` stops being assignable to it, so
- * `npm run build` fails at THIS line with the reason spelled out.
- */
-const LANGUAGE_ID_PIN_IS_EXHAUSTIVE = true;
-// Not exported: its only job is to fail `npm run build`. The `void` reference
-// is what keeps oxlint's no-unused-vars (CI-gating via lint:js) and knip
-// quiet without giving it a consumer; tsc's noUnusedLocals does not flag it.
-void LANGUAGE_ID_PIN_IS_EXHAUSTIVE;
-/** The registry. Sorted by id; one entry per language, one owner per extension. */
-export const LANGUAGES = [
-    { id: "ada", extensions: [".adb", ".ads"] },
-    { id: "astro", extensions: [".astro"] },
-    { id: "c", kind: "cxx", extensions: [".c", ".h"], grammar: "c" },
-    {
-        id: "clojure",
-        kind: "clojure",
-        extensions: [".clj", ".cljc", ".cljs", ".edn"],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "cmake",
-        kind: "cmake",
-        extensions: [".cmake"],
-        filenames: ["CMakeLists.txt"],
-    },
-    { id: "cobol", extensions: [".cob", ".cbl"] },
-    {
-        id: "cpp",
-        kind: "cxx",
-        // The clang extension table (file-kinds.ts KIND_EXTENSIONS.cxx) minus the
-        // C header/source pair, which the `c` entry owns. `.cuh` deliberately
-        // diverges from clang's table: CUDA/HIP projects use it for C++ headers,
-        // so it must reach the same cpp grammar and clangd path as `.cu`/`.hip`.
-        extensions: [
-            ".c++",
-            ".c++m",
-            ".cc",
-            ".cl",
-            ".clcpp",
-            ".cp",
-            ".cpp",
-            ".cppm",
-            ".cu",
-            ".cuh",
-            ".cxx",
-            ".cxxm",
-            ".hh",
-            ".hip",
-            ".hpp",
-            ".hxx",
-            ".inl",
-            ".ipp",
-            ".ixx",
-            ".m",
-            ".mm",
-            ".tpp",
-            ".txx",
-        ],
-        grammar: "cpp",
-        // The module-interface (.c++m/.cppm/.cxxm/.ixx), Objective-C (.m/.mm),
-        // OpenCL (.cl/.clcpp) and .cp tail is classified cxx but has never been
-        // routed to the cpp grammar by extension; kind-keyed consumers still
-        // reach cpp through `kindFallback`.
-        grammarExtensions: [
-            ".c++",
-            ".cc",
-            ".cpp",
-            ".cu",
-            ".cuh",
-            ".cxx",
-            ".hh",
-            ".hip",
-            ".hpp",
-            ".hxx",
-            ".inl",
-            ".ipp",
-            ".tpp",
-            ".txx",
-        ],
-        kindFallback: true,
-    },
-    { id: "csharp", kind: "csharp", extensions: [".cs"], grammar: "csharp" },
-    { id: "css", kind: "css", extensions: [".css"], grammar: "css" },
-    {
-        id: "cue",
-        kind: "cue",
-        extensions: [".cue"],
-        grammar: "cue",
-        // The cue grammar and its symbol queries ship, but no extension resolver
-        // has ever routed `.cue` to them; kind-keyed consumers reach it anyway.
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    { id: "dart", kind: "dart", extensions: [".dart"], grammar: "dart" },
-    {
-        id: "dockerfile",
-        kind: "docker",
-        extensions: [".dockerfile"],
-        filenames: ["Dockerfile"],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "elixir",
-        kind: "elixir",
-        extensions: [".ex", ".exs"],
-        grammar: "elixir",
-    },
-    { id: "erlang", extensions: [".erl", ".hrl"] },
-    { id: "fish", kind: "fish", extensions: [".fish"] },
-    { id: "fortran", extensions: [".f", ".f90", ".f95"] },
-    { id: "fsharp", kind: "fsharp", extensions: [".fs", ".fsi", ".fsx"] },
-    { id: "gleam", kind: "gleam", extensions: [".gleam"] },
-    { id: "go", kind: "go", extensions: [".go"], grammar: "go" },
-    // go.mod / go.sum: the LSP id is plain `go`, but they are not Go source and
-    // file-kinds.ts deliberately does not classify them.
-    { id: "go-mod", extensions: [".mod", ".sum"], lspId: "go" },
-    { id: "graphql", extensions: [".graphql", ".gql"] },
-    { id: "haskell", kind: "haskell", extensions: [".hs", ".lhs"] },
-    { id: "helm", kind: "helm-template", extensions: [".tpl"] },
-    {
-        id: "html",
-        kind: "html",
-        extensions: [".htm", ".html"],
-        grammar: "html",
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    { id: "java", kind: "java", extensions: [".java"], grammar: "java" },
-    {
-        id: "javascript",
-        kind: "jsts",
-        extensions: [".js", ".mjs", ".cjs"],
-        grammar: "javascript",
-    },
-    // `.jsx` is JSX-flavoured JavaScript: its own LSP id, but the plain
-    // javascript grammar (which parses JSX) rather than the tsx one.
-    {
-        id: "javascriptreact",
-        kind: "jsts",
-        extensions: [".jsx"],
-        grammar: "javascript",
-    },
-    {
-        id: "json",
-        kind: "json",
-        extensions: [".json", ".json5"],
-        grammar: "json",
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    { id: "jsonc", kind: "json", extensions: [".jsonc"] },
-    { id: "julia", extensions: [".jl"] },
-    {
-        id: "kotlin",
-        kind: "kotlin",
-        extensions: [".kt", ".kts"],
-        grammar: "kotlin",
-    },
-    { id: "less", kind: "css", extensions: [".less"] },
-    { id: "lua", kind: "lua", extensions: [".lua"], grammar: "lua" },
-    { id: "markdown", kind: "markdown", extensions: [".md", ".mdx"] },
-    { id: "nix", kind: "nix", extensions: [".nix"] },
-    {
-        id: "ocaml",
-        kind: "ocaml",
-        extensions: [".ml", ".mli"],
-        grammar: "ocaml",
-    },
-    { id: "pascal", extensions: [".pas", ".pp"] },
-    { id: "perl", extensions: [".pl", ".pm"] },
-    {
-        id: "php",
-        kind: "php",
-        extensions: [".php", ".phtml", ".php3", ".php4", ".php5"],
-        grammar: "php",
-    },
-    {
-        id: "powershell",
-        kind: "powershell",
-        extensions: [".ps1", ".psm1", ".psd1"],
-    },
-    { id: "prisma", kind: "prisma", extensions: [".prisma"] },
-    { id: "proto", extensions: [".proto"] },
-    {
-        id: "python",
-        kind: "python",
-        extensions: [".py", ".pyi"],
-        grammar: "python",
-        // `.pyi` stubs are not routed to the grammar by extension today.
-        grammarExtensions: [".py"],
-    },
-    { id: "r", extensions: [".r"] },
-    // Rusty Object Notation: served as `rust` by the LSP seam, not Rust source.
-    { id: "ron", extensions: [".ron"], lspId: "rust" },
-    {
-        id: "ruby",
-        kind: "ruby",
-        extensions: [".rb", ".rake", ".gemspec", ".ru"],
-        grammar: "ruby",
-        grammarExtensions: [".rb"],
-    },
-    { id: "rust", kind: "rust", extensions: [".rs"], grammar: "rust" },
-    { id: "sass", kind: "css", extensions: [".sass"] },
-    { id: "scala", extensions: [".scala", ".sc"] },
-    { id: "scss", kind: "css", extensions: [".scss"] },
-    {
-        id: "shell",
-        kind: "shell",
-        extensions: [".sh", ".bash", ".zsh"],
-        filenames: ["Makefile"],
-        // The LSP spec spells it `shellscript`; the tree-sitter grammar is `bash`.
-        lspId: "shellscript",
-        grammar: "bash",
-        grammarExtensions: [".sh", ".bash"],
-    },
-    { id: "sql", kind: "sql", extensions: [".sql"] },
-    { id: "svelte", kind: "jsts", extensions: [".svelte"] },
-    { id: "swift", kind: "swift", extensions: [".swift"], grammar: "swift" },
-    { id: "systemverilog", extensions: [".sv"] },
-    { id: "terraform", kind: "terraform", extensions: [".tf", ".tfvars"] },
-    {
-        id: "terragrunt",
-        kind: "terragrunt",
-        extensions: [],
-        filenames: ["terragrunt.hcl", "root.hcl"],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "toml",
-        kind: "toml",
-        extensions: [".toml"],
-        grammar: "toml",
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "typescript",
-        kind: "jsts",
-        extensions: [".ts", ".mts", ".cts"],
-        grammar: "typescript",
-    },
-    // `.tsx` needs the tsx grammar (the typescript grammar ERRORs on JSX) and
-    // the LSP spec's `typescriptreact` id.
-    {
-        id: "typescriptreact",
-        kind: "jsts",
-        extensions: [".tsx"],
-        grammar: "tsx",
-    },
-    { id: "typst", extensions: [".typ", ".typc"] },
-    { id: "verilog", extensions: [".v"] },
-    { id: "vhdl", extensions: [".vhd", ".vhdl"] },
-    {
-        id: "vue",
-        kind: "jsts",
-        extensions: [".vue"],
-        grammar: "vue",
-        // The vue grammar ships as wasm but no extension resolver routes to it;
-        // the jsts fact providers deliberately skip .vue/.svelte (file-kinds.ts).
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "yaml",
-        kind: "yaml",
-        extensions: [".yaml", ".yml"],
-        grammar: "yaml",
-        grammarExtensions: [],
-    },
-    {
-        id: "zig",
-        kind: "zig",
-        extensions: [".zig", ".zon"],
-        grammar: "zig",
-        grammarExtensions: [".zig"],
-    },
-];
-/** The LSP `languageId` for an entry (the id itself unless the protocol differs). */
-export function lspLanguageId(entry) {
-    return entry.lspId ?? entry.id;
-}
-/** Extensions of `entry` that resolve to its grammar. */
-export function grammarExtensionsOf(entry) {
-    if (!entry.grammar)
-        return [];
-    return entry.grammarExtensions ?? entry.extensions;
-}
-const BY_EXTENSION = new Map();
-const BY_FILENAME = new Map();
-for (const entry of LANGUAGES) {
-    for (const extension of entry.extensions) {
-        BY_EXTENSION.set(extension.toLowerCase(), entry);
-    }
-    for (const filename of entry.filenames ?? []) {
-        BY_FILENAME.set(filename.toLowerCase(), entry);
-    }
-}
-const BY_ID = new Map(LANGUAGES.map((entry) => [entry.id, entry]));
-/**
- * Every extension the registry gives the language with this canonical id, or
- * `[]` for an id it does not know. The id-keyed half of the vocabulary a
- * `lang:` filter accepts — see {@link GRAMMAR_TO_EXTENSIONS} for the other.
- */
-export function extensionsForLanguage(id) {
-    return BY_ID.get(id)?.extensions ?? [];
-}
-/**
- * tree-sitter / ast-grep GRAMMAR name -> every extension owned by a language
- * that uses that grammar (`javascript` collects both the `javascript` and
- * `javascriptreact` entries; `bash` collects `shell`'s).
- *
- * This is the inverse of {@link EXTENSION_TO_GRAMMAR} widened back to the
- * entry's full extension list rather than its `grammarExtensions` narrowing,
- * because the consumer is a FILTER ("is this file a `java` file?"), not a
- * parser routing decision: over-including an extension whose files carry no
- * symbols is invisible, while under-including one hides real hits.
- * `clients/lens-engine.ts`'s symbol_search `lang` filter projects this (#2424
- * review, S2).
- *
- * Order is the registry's own declaration order, deduped — the same order
- * {@link extensionsForLanguage} returns, so the two halves of
- * {@link extensionsForLanguageToken} answer alike. Deliberately NOT `.sort()`:
- * a locale-sensitive comparator over strings carrying `+` and `.` (`.c++` vs
- * `.cc`) would make a frozen table's contents depend on the host's ICU data.
- */
-export const GRAMMAR_TO_EXTENSIONS = Object.freeze((() => {
-    const byGrammar = new Map();
-    for (const entry of LANGUAGES) {
-        if (!entry.grammar)
-            continue;
-        const list = byGrammar.get(entry.grammar) ?? [];
-        list.push(...entry.extensions);
-        byGrammar.set(entry.grammar, list);
-    }
-    return Object.fromEntries([...byGrammar].map(([grammar, extensions]) => [
-        grammar,
-        Object.freeze([...new Set(extensions)]),
-    ]));
-})());
-/**
- * Extensions a caller-supplied language TOKEN selects, for consumers that take
- * a language name from an agent/tool argument rather than from a file path —
- * `symbol_search`'s `lang` filter today (#2424 review, S2).
- *
- * A token may be spelled either way round, because both vocabularies are in
- * live use: `ast_grep_search`'s `lang` enum uses the tree-sitter GRAMMAR names
- * (`bash`, `tsx`, `cpp`), while languages with no grammar are only nameable by
- * their canonical id (`haskell`, `nix`, `scala`). Grammar wins on a collision,
- * which is a no-op — `cpp`/`java`/`lua` name the same entry either way. An
- * unrecognized token selects nothing, so a filter on it returns no hits.
- */
-export function extensionsForLanguageToken(token) {
-    return GRAMMAR_TO_EXTENSIONS[token] ?? extensionsForLanguage(token);
-}
-function basenameOf(filePath) {
-    const cut = Math.max(filePath.lastIndexOf("/"), filePath.lastIndexOf("\\"));
-    return cut === -1 ? filePath : filePath.slice(cut + 1);
-}
-function extensionOf(filePath) {
-    const base = basenameOf(filePath);
-    const dot = base.lastIndexOf(".");
-    return dot <= 0 ? "" : base.slice(dot).toLowerCase();
-}
-/** The sole registry entry for a kind, or the kind's declared fallback entry. */
-const BY_KIND = new Map();
-{
-    const owners = new Map();
-    for (const entry of LANGUAGES) {
-        if (!entry.kind)
-            continue;
-        const list = owners.get(entry.kind) ?? [];
-        list.push(entry);
-        owners.set(entry.kind, list);
-    }
-    for (const [kind, list] of owners) {
-        const resolved = list.length === 1 ? list[0] : list.find((entry) => entry.kindFallback);
-        if (resolved)
-            BY_KIND.set(kind, resolved);
-    }
-}
-/**
- * Resolve a file to its language entry, with the SAME precedence
- * `detectFileKind` uses: exact filename first, then extension, then
- * file-kinds.ts's basename PATTERNS (`Dockerfile.<suffix>`) mapped through the
- * kind they classify into. Returns undefined for a coarse kind owned by
- * several languages with no fallback (a `jsts` basename pattern), because there
- * is no single right answer to give.
- */
-export function resolveLanguage(filePath) {
-    if (!filePath)
-        return undefined;
-    const base = basenameOf(filePath);
-    const byName = BY_FILENAME.get(base.toLowerCase());
-    if (byName)
-        return byName;
-    const byExtension = BY_EXTENSION.get(extensionOf(filePath));
-    if (byExtension)
-        return byExtension;
-    for (const { pattern, kind } of SPECIAL_FILENAMES) {
-        if (pattern.test(base))
-            return BY_KIND.get(kind);
-    }
-    return undefined;
-}
-/**
- * Extension -> LSP `languageId`, for every extension whose language has one.
- * `clients/lsp/language.ts` projects this.
- */
-export const EXTENSION_TO_LSP_ID = Object.freeze(Object.fromEntries(LANGUAGES.flatMap((entry) => entry.extensions.map((extension) => [extension, lspLanguageId(entry)]))));
-/**
- * Extension -> tree-sitter grammar. The single ext->grammar authority:
- * `tree-sitter-shared.ts`, `project-diagnostics/scanner.ts` and
- * `read-expansion.ts` all project this one map.
- */
-export const EXTENSION_TO_GRAMMAR = Object.freeze(Object.fromEntries(LANGUAGES.flatMap((entry) => grammarExtensionsOf(entry).map((extension) => [extension, entry.grammar]))));
-/**
- * FileKind -> tree-sitter grammar, for KIND-keyed consumers (review-graph,
- * module-report). A kind appears only when one language owns it, or when one
- * of its languages is the declared {@link LanguageEntry.kindFallback} — so the
- * extension-split `jsts` is deliberately absent and callers keep resolving it
- * by path.
- */
-export const KIND_TO_GRAMMAR = Object.freeze(Object.fromEntries([...BY_KIND.entries()]
-    .filter(([, entry]) => Boolean(entry.grammar))
-    .map(([kind, entry]) => [kind, entry.grammar])));
-/**
- * Directory-scan priority (#2434), folding `tools/lsp-diagnostics.ts`'s former
- * ad hoc `LANG_EXTENSIONS` table — the last one #2424 deliberately left out,
- * because its iteration ORDER decides which language a MIXED directory scans
- * as: `runDirectoryDiagnostics` walks this list of FAMILIES and, for each one,
- * unions every member id's {@link extensionsForLanguage} into ONE
- * `collectFiles` call — the first family with any matching file wins the
- * whole directory for that pass. Family order mirrors the old table's key
- * order exactly (`typescript`/`typescriptreact` before `javascript`/
- * `javascriptreact`, ..., `json`/`jsonc` before `yaml`, down to `prisma`
- * last).
- *
- * The old table sometimes bundled two now-distinct registry entries under one
- * key (`.ts` also matched `.tsx`; `.css` also matched `.scss`/`.less`)
- * because it predated the grammar split #2424 made explicit (`.tsx` needs the
- * `tsx` grammar, not `typescript`; `scss`/`less` are their own entries with
- * no grammar). Grouping each split into one FAMILY here — rather than listing
- * the ids flat and scanning them one at a time — is what keeps a directory
- * that mixes BOTH extensions of a split pair (e.g. `.ts` AND `.tsx` side by
- * side) behavior-preserving: every member's extensions feed the SAME
- * `collectFiles` call, so both sides are found in the one pass the old
- * bundled key made, not whichever id happens to be tried first (a flat
- * per-id loop broke this — #2458 fix-round F1). Every extension individually
- * stays reachable — no id here was dropped — and
- * `tests/clients/language-registry-drift.test.ts` pins each family against
- * the golden `tests/fixtures/lsp-diagnostics-lang-extensions.json` capture,
- * with every intentional widening (an id's registry extension set is a
- * strict superset of the old table's) enumerated there and in the
- * `.changelog/` entry, not left as a silent side effect.
- *
- * Reserved for #2416 (lsp namespace): this priority may become a config key
- * there. Not implemented as one here — no loader, no env var, no
- * `.pi-lens.json` field reads this array today.
- */
-export const SCAN_LANGUAGE_PRIORITY = [
-    ["typescript", "typescriptreact"],
-    ["javascript", "javascriptreact"],
-    ["python"],
-    ["rust"],
-    ["go"],
-    ["ruby"],
-    ["java"],
-    ["kotlin"],
-    ["swift"],
-    ["csharp"],
-    ["cpp"],
-    ["c"],
-    ["zig"],
-    ["haskell"],
-    ["elixir"],
-    ["gleam"],
-    ["terraform"],
-    ["nix"],
-    ["shell"],
-    ["php"],
-    ["lua"],
-    ["dart"],
-    ["vue"],
-    ["svelte"],
-    ["css", "scss", "less"],
-    ["html"],
-    ["json", "jsonc"],
-    ["yaml"],
-    ["toml"],
-    ["prisma"],
-];