@untangle-code/parser-registry 0.0.0-stage → 0.1.1

package/src/languages/shared/dialect.ts

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+import type { SupportLevel } from "@untangle-code/domain";
+
+import type { GrammarSource } from "./grammar-loader.js";
+
+/** Static, per-language configuration for the tree-sitter adapter factory. */
+export interface Dialect {
+  languageId: string;
+  extensions: string[];
+  supportLevel: SupportLevel;
+  grammar: GrammarSource;
+  /** Whether the grammar has TypeScript type syntax (interfaces, type aliases, enums, type annotations, generics). */
+  hasTypes: boolean;
+  /** Class field/property-signature node type name, which differs between the JS and TS grammars. */
+  fieldDefinitionKind: "field_definition" | "public_field_definition";
+}
+
+export const TYPESCRIPT_DIALECT: Dialect = {
+  languageId: "typescript",
+  extensions: [".ts", ".mts", ".cts"],
+  supportLevel: "deep",
+  grammar: { moduleName: "tree-sitter-typescript", exportName: "typescript" },
+  hasTypes: true,
+  fieldDefinitionKind: "public_field_definition",
+};
+
+export const TSX_DIALECT: Dialect = {
+  languageId: "tsx",
+  extensions: [".tsx"],
+  supportLevel: "deep",
+  grammar: { moduleName: "tree-sitter-typescript", exportName: "tsx" },
+  hasTypes: true,
+  fieldDefinitionKind: "public_field_definition",
+};
+
+export const JAVASCRIPT_DIALECT: Dialect = {
+  languageId: "javascript",
+  extensions: [".js", ".mjs", ".cjs"],
+  supportLevel: "deep",
+  grammar: { moduleName: "tree-sitter-javascript" },
+  hasTypes: false,
+  fieldDefinitionKind: "field_definition",
+};
+
+export const JSX_DIALECT: Dialect = {
+  languageId: "jsx",
+  extensions: [".jsx"],
+  supportLevel: "deep",
+  // tree-sitter-javascript's single grammar already parses JSX syntax
+  // (verified empirically — see README "Grammatik-Wahl"); JSX gets its own
+  // languageId/extension per spec.md §7.2's MVP table row ("TSX/JSX"), not
+  // its own grammar.
+  grammar: { moduleName: "tree-sitter-javascript" },
+  hasTypes: false,
+  fieldDefinitionKind: "field_definition",
+};

package/src/languages/shared/doc-binding.ts

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+/**
+ * Doc-comment binding (spec.md §8.3 step 2: "Doccomment, Annotationen und
+ * Dekoratoren an das folgende Symbol binden").
+ *
+ * Decorators are represented by the grammar as PRECEDING SIBLINGS of the
+ * member they decorate inside `class_body` (verified empirically — not as a
+ * nested field on the member node, despite `node-types.json` listing
+ * `decorator` as an optional field; that field shape applies to parameter
+ * decorators, e.g. `constructor(@Inject() dep: Dep)`, which nest inside
+ * `required_parameter` instead). A leading doc comment is, in turn, a
+ * preceding sibling of the (possibly decorator-preceded) member.
+ *
+ * For a symbol whose defining node is buried inside an expression (an arrow
+ * function assigned to a `const`, a function expression as an object
+ * property value, ...), the anchor for "preceding sibling" purposes is not
+ * the function node itself but its enclosing statement — see
+ * `resolveDocAnchor`.
+ */
+import type { SourceRange } from "@untangle-code/domain";
+
+import { COMMENT_TYPE, DECORATOR_TYPE } from "./node-kinds.js";
+import type { FileTextContext } from "./node-utils.js";
+import { rangeOf, unionRange } from "./node-utils.js";
+import type { SyntaxNode } from "./syntax.js";
+
+/** Climbs from a (possibly deeply nested) scope-defining node to its statement-level anchor. */
+export function resolveDocAnchor(node: SyntaxNode): SyntaxNode {
+  let anchor = node;
+  const parent = node.parent;
+  if (parent !== null) {
+    if (parent.type === "variable_declarator") {
+      const declarationList = parent.parent;
+      if (
+        declarationList !== null &&
+        (declarationList.type === "lexical_declaration" ||
+          declarationList.type === "variable_declaration")
+      ) {
+        anchor = declarationList;
+      }
+    } else if (
+      parent.type === "assignment_expression" &&
+      parent.parent?.type === "expression_statement"
+    ) {
+      anchor = parent.parent;
+    }
+  }
+  if (anchor.parent !== null && anchor.parent.type === "export_statement") {
+    anchor = anchor.parent;
+  }
+  return anchor;
+}
+
+const MAX_BLANK_LINES_BETWEEN_DOC_AND_SYMBOL = 1;
+
+/** Resolves the bound doc-comment range for a scope-defining node, if any (spec.md §8.3 step 2). */
+export function resolveDocRange(node: SyntaxNode, ctx: FileTextContext): SourceRange | undefined {
+  const anchor = resolveDocAnchor(node);
+
+  let cursor = anchor.previousSibling;
+  let boundary = anchor;
+  // Skip immediately-preceding decorators (they travel with the symbol's own range, not the doc range,
+  // but a comment further back must still be considered "immediately preceding" through them).
+  while (cursor !== null && cursor.type === DECORATOR_TYPE) {
+    boundary = cursor;
+    cursor = cursor.previousSibling;
+  }
+
+  let docRange: SourceRange | undefined;
+  while (cursor !== null && cursor.type === COMMENT_TYPE) {
+    const gap = boundary.startPosition.row - cursor.endPosition.row;
+    if (gap > MAX_BLANK_LINES_BETWEEN_DOC_AND_SYMBOL) break;
+    const commentRange = rangeOf(cursor, ctx);
+    docRange = docRange === undefined ? commentRange : unionRange(commentRange, docRange);
+    boundary = cursor;
+    cursor = cursor.previousSibling;
+  }
+  return docRange;
+}

package/src/languages/shared/engine.ts

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+/**
+ * The single unified AST walk. Every `LanguageAdapter` extraction method
+ * (`extractSymbols`, `extractImports`, `extractCalls`, `computeComplexity`,
+ * `tokenizeForHalstead`, `extractChunks`) is a thin projection over the ONE
+ * `AnalysisResult` this module computes — see `create-adapter.ts`, which
+ * memoizes it per `ParsedAst` (via `WeakMap`) so calling multiple extract
+ * methods on the same parse re-walks the tree only once.
+ *
+ * Building everything in one pass is not just a performance optimization:
+ * it is what GUARANTEES that a `symbolScopeId` produced for a
+ * `SymbolScopeFact` (from `computeComplexity`) is the exact same string as
+ * the `callerScopeId` on a `RawCall` (from `extractCalls`) for a call
+ * written inside that scope — both come from the same live scope-stack
+ * frame during the same walk, not from two independently-reimplemented
+ * scope-id algorithms that could drift apart.
+ *
+ * TRAVERSIERUNG (WP-95): der Walk laeuft ueber die CURSOR-API
+ * (`tree.walk()` / `gotoFirstChild` / `gotoNextSibling` / `gotoParent`),
+ * NICHT ueber `node.children`. Gemessen an diesem Repository (716 Dateien,
+ * 128.219 Zeilen) kostete der `.children`-Weg 25,6 s fuer den Walk gegen
+ * 3,6 s fuers Parsen: jeder `.children`-Zugriff baut ein JS-Array aus
+ * Knotenwrappern und ueberquert die Grenze zur nativen Bibliothek einmal je
+ * Knoten. Der Cursor haelt die Position nativ.
+ *
+ * WAS DER CURSOR NICHT HAT, und wie es hier ersetzt wird:
+ *   - `node.parent`  -> `parentTypeAt[depth]`, waehrend des Abstiegs gefuehrt.
+ *   - `node.childCount === 0` -> ein probeweises `gotoFirstChild()`; schlaegt
+ *     es fehl, ist der Knoten ein Blatt (sonst bringt `gotoParent()` zurueck).
+ *   - `parent.childForFieldName(...)` fuer die Rolle eines Bezeichners ->
+ *     `cursor.currentFieldName`, das denselben Feldnamen ohne Wrapper liefert.
+ *
+ * Ein `SyntaxNode`-Wrapper entsteht nur noch dort, wo ein Detektor ihn
+ * wirklich braucht (siehe `visitInnerNode`) — wer diese Vorsiebe aufweicht,
+ * baut die Grenzueberquerung je Knoten wieder ein.
+ */
+import type {
+  ComplexityFacts,
+  IdentifierFact,
+  LiteralFact,
+  NodeKindFact,
+  RawCall,
+  RawImport,
+  SourceRange,
+  SymbolScopeFact,
+  TokenFact,
+} from "@untangle-code/domain";
+
+import { lambdaNesting } from "./decisions.js";
+import { computeAstHash, computeTokenFingerprint } from "./fingerprint.js";
+import type { FileTextContext } from "./node-utils.js";
+import { commentRangeOfCursor, rangeOf, rangeOfCursor } from "./node-utils.js";
+import type { LanguageProfile, ModuleFactSink } from "./profile.js";
+import { isExecutableScopeKind } from "./profile.js";
+import type { ScopeNode } from "./scope-model.js";
+import type { SyntaxCursor, SyntaxNode } from "./syntax.js";
+
+export interface AnalysisResult {
+  scopeTree: ScopeNode;
+  facts: ComplexityFacts;
+  imports: RawImport[];
+  calls: RawCall[];
+}
+
+interface MutableFacts {
+  symbolScopes: SymbolScopeFact[];
+  decisions: ComplexityFacts["decisions"];
+  nestingEvents: ComplexityFacts["nestingEvents"];
+  operators: TokenFact[];
+  operands: TokenFact[];
+  nodeKinds: NodeKindFact[];
+  comments: SourceRange[];
+  identifiers: IdentifierFact[];
+  literals: LiteralFact[];
+  imports: RawImport[];
+  calls: RawCall[];
+}
+
+/** Separates scope-id components (U+001F, unit separator) — avoids the classic "ab"+"c" == "a"+"bc" join ambiguity. */
+const SCOPE_ID_SEPARATOR = "";
+
+interface WorkingFrame {
+  scopeId: string;
+  qualifiedName: string;
+  executable: boolean;
+  scopeNode: ScopeNode;
+  childOrdinalCounters: Map<string, number>;
+}
+
+function toSymbolScopeFact(
+  frame: WorkingFrame,
+  parentScopeId: string | undefined,
+): SymbolScopeFact {
+  const { scopeNode } = frame;
+  return {
+    symbolScopeId: scopeNode.scopeId,
+    name: scopeNode.name,
+    qualifiedName: scopeNode.qualifiedName,
+    kind: scopeNode.kind,
+    range: scopeNode.range,
+    ...(parentScopeId !== undefined ? { parentScopeId } : {}),
+    executable: scopeNode.executable,
+  };
+}
+
+function openScope(
+  cursor: SyntaxCursor,
+  node: SyntaxNode,
+  parent: WorkingFrame,
+  profile: LanguageProfile,
+  ctx: FileTextContext,
+  fileId: string,
+  out: MutableFacts,
+): WorkingFrame | null {
+  if (profile.suppressesScope(node)) return null;
+
+  const kind = profile.scopeKindOf(node);
+  if (kind === null) return null;
+
+  const name = profile.scopeName(node);
+  // WP-237: Sprachen, die den Traeger als FELD statt als Elternknoten fuehren
+  // (Gos Methodenempfaenger), liefern ihn hier nach. Der SYMBOLNAME bleibt
+  // unveraendert `Run` — nur der qualifizierte Name wird `A.Run`, damit zwei
+  // gleichnamige Methoden auf verschiedenen Typen unterscheidbar bleiben.
+  const qualifier = profile.scopeQualifier?.(node);
+  const localName = qualifier === undefined ? name : `${qualifier}.${name}`;
+  const qualifiedName =
+    parent.qualifiedName.length > 0 ? `${parent.qualifiedName}.${localName}` : localName;
+  const counterKey = `${kind}:${qualifiedName}`;
+  const ordinal = parent.childOrdinalCounters.get(counterKey) ?? 0;
+  parent.childOrdinalCounters.set(counterKey, ordinal + 1);
+  const scopeId = [fileId, "scope", qualifiedName, kind, String(ordinal)].join(SCOPE_ID_SEPARATOR);
+
+  const signature = profile.scopeSignature(node, kind, name);
+  const docRange = profile.docRange(node, ctx);
+  const executable = isExecutableScopeKind(kind);
+  const visibility = profile.visibility(node, name);
+  const parentQualifiedName = parent.qualifiedName.length > 0 ? parent.qualifiedName : undefined;
+
+  const scopeNode: ScopeNode = {
+    scopeId,
+    kind,
+    name,
+    qualifiedName,
+    ...(parentQualifiedName !== undefined ? { parentQualifiedName } : {}),
+    range: rangeOf(node, ctx),
+    ...(docRange !== undefined ? { docRange } : {}),
+    ...(signature.raw !== undefined ? { signature: signature.raw } : {}),
+    normalizedSignature: signature.normalized,
+    exportedNames: profile.exportedNames(node, name),
+    ...(visibility !== undefined ? { visibility } : {}),
+    executable,
+    astHash: computeAstHash(cursor, profile),
+    tokenFingerprint: computeTokenFingerprint(cursor, profile),
+    node,
+    children: [],
+  };
+
+  const frame: WorkingFrame = {
+    scopeId,
+    qualifiedName,
+    executable,
+    scopeNode,
+    childOrdinalCounters: new Map(),
+  };
+  out.symbolScopes.push(toSymbolScopeFact(frame, parent.scopeId));
+  parent.scopeNode.children.push(scopeNode);
+  return frame;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Ein Blattknoten (kein Kind) wird eingeordnet. Der Cursor steht auf ihm; ein
+ * `SyntaxNode`-Wrapper wird NICHT gebaut — `nodeText`, `nodeType` und
+ * `currentFieldName` liefern alles Noetige, `parentType` kommt aus dem Abstieg.
+ *
+ * Die frueher hier stehende `predefined_type`-Pruefung ist ENTFALLEN, nicht
+ * vergessen: der einzige Aufrufer (`walkWithCursor`) siebt diesen Fall bereits
+ * vor dem Blatt-Zweig aus (ueber `profile.typeKeywordParentKinds`), die
+ * Pruefung war an dieser Stelle unerreichbar.
+ */
+function classifyAndRecordLeaf(
+  cursor: SyntaxCursor,
+  nodeType: string,
+  parentType: string,
+  range: SourceRange,
+  frame: WorkingFrame,
+  profile: LanguageProfile,
+  out: MutableFacts,
+): void {
+  const scopeId = frame.scopeId;
+
+  if (profile.identifierLeafKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+    const text = cursor.nodeText;
+    out.identifiers.push({
+      name: text,
+      range,
+      symbolScopeId: scopeId,
+      role: profile.identifierRole(cursor.currentFieldName, parentType),
+    });
+    out.operands.push({ text, range, symbolScopeId: scopeId });
+    return;
+  }
+
+  if (profile.simpleLiteralLeafKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+    const text = cursor.nodeText;
+    out.literals.push({
+      raw: text,
+      literalKind: profile.simpleLiteralKind(nodeType),
+      range,
+      symbolScopeId: scopeId,
+    });
+    out.operands.push({ text, range, symbolScopeId: scopeId });
+    return;
+  }
+
+  if (profile.templateTextLeafKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+    const text = cursor.nodeText;
+    out.literals.push({ raw: text, literalKind: "template", range, symbolScopeId: scopeId });
+    out.operands.push({ text, range, symbolScopeId: scopeId });
+    return;
+  }
+
+  if (profile.ignoredPunctuationKinds.has(nodeType)) return;
+
+  out.operators.push({ text: cursor.nodeText, range, symbolScopeId: scopeId });
+}
+
+/**
+ * Alles, was ein innerer Knoten (mindestens ein Kind) beitraegt: Entscheidung,
+ * Nesting, Import, Aufruf, eigener Scope. Gibt den neu geoeffneten Scope-Rahmen
+ * zurueck, sonst `null`.
+ *
+ * HIER und nur hier entsteht ein `SyntaxNode`-Wrapper, und nur wenn das Profil
+ * fuer diese Knotenart ueberhaupt einen Detektor auf den Plan ruft
+ * (`profile.needsNode`). Fuer die grosse Mehrheit der inneren Knoten faellt die
+ * Grenzueberquerung damit ganz weg — beim tree-sitter-Backend spart das den
+ * Wrapper, beim ast-grep-Backend den weit teureren `children()`-Aufbau.
+ */
+function visitInnerNode(
+  cursor: SyntaxCursor,
+  nodeType: string,
+  range: SourceRange,
+  frame: WorkingFrame,
+  profile: LanguageProfile,
+  ctx: FileTextContext,
+  fileId: string,
+  out: MutableFacts,
+): WorkingFrame | null {
+  // Kein Detektor zustaendig: kein Wrapper, kein Scope. Das Lambda-Nesting
+  // unten kann hier nicht verloren gehen — ein funktionsartiger Knoten oeffnet
+  // immer auch einen Scope, also ist `needsNode` dort wahr (in
+  // `js-family-profile.ts` wie in `table-profile.ts` durch Konstruktion).
+  if (!profile.needsNode(nodeType)) return null;
+
+  const node = cursor.currentNode;
+
+  // Decision / nesting facts.
+  const detected = profile.detectDecisionAndNesting(node);
+  if (detected.decision !== undefined) {
+    const fact = {
+      kind: detected.decision.kind,
+      range,
+      symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId,
+      countsForClassic: detected.decision.countsForClassic,
+      countsForExtended: detected.decision.countsForExtended,
+      ...(detected.decision.logicalGroupId !== undefined
+        ? { logicalGroupId: detected.decision.logicalGroupId }
+        : {}),
+    };
+    // `repeat` (Vorgabe 1) ist die flache n-stellige Alternative — siehe
+    // `DetectedDecision.repeat`. Jede Wiederholung ist eine EIGENE Tatsache
+    // mit demselben Bereich, kein Zaehler auf einer.
+    for (let index = 0; index < (detected.decision.repeat ?? 1); index += 1) {
+      out.decisions.push({ ...fact });
+    }
+  }
+  if (detected.nesting !== undefined) {
+    out.nestingEvents.push({
+      construct: detected.nesting.construct,
+      range,
+      symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId,
+      continuation: detected.nesting.continuation,
+    });
+  }
+
+  // Importe und Aufrufe (Aufrufe dem AKTUELLEN Scope zugerechnet, also dem Rufer).
+  const sink: ModuleFactSink = { imports: out.imports, calls: out.calls };
+  profile.collectModuleFacts(node, nodeType, frame.scopeId, ctx, sink);
+
+  const openedScope = openScope(cursor, node, frame, profile, ctx, fileId, out);
+
+  // A directly-nested function-like node (lambda/local function) inside an
+  // already-executable scope gets an extra lambda nesting event (spec.md
+  // §16.4: "lokale Funktionen/Lambdas verwenden einen dokumentierten
+  // Nesting-Kontext") in addition to becoming its own scope below. A node kind
+  // can be function-like only in a particular syntactic context, so a rejected
+  // scope must not leave behind a phantom lambda event.
+  if (openedScope !== null && frame.executable && profile.functionLikeKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+    const lambda = lambdaNesting();
+    out.nestingEvents.push({
+      construct: lambda.construct,
+      range,
+      symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId,
+      continuation: lambda.continuation,
+    });
+  }
+
+  return openedScope;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Der vereinheitlichte Walk, iterativ ueber einen Baumcursor.
+ *
+ * Der Cursor beginnt auf der Wurzel und endet wieder dort. Besuchsreihenfolge,
+ * `depth`-Zaehlung und die Reihenfolge JEDER Faktenliste sind identisch mit
+ * der frueheren Rekursion ueber `node.children` — die Gegenprobe
+ * (`diff-walk.mjs`, siehe README) faehrt beide Wege ueber dieses Repository
+ * und vergleicht Symbole, Regionen, Chunk-IDs und Metriken Datei fuer Datei.
+ *
+ * `frameAt`/`parentTypeAt` sind nach Tiefe indiziert und ersetzen zusammen den
+ * Aufrufstapel der Rekursion samt `node.parent`. Eintraege unterhalb der
+ * aktuellen Tiefe sind veraltet, werden aber vor jedem Lesen ueberschrieben.
+ */
+function walkWithCursor(
+  cursor: SyntaxCursor,
+  rootType: string,
+  rootFrame: WorkingFrame,
+  profile: LanguageProfile,
+  ctx: FileTextContext,
+  fileId: string,
+  out: MutableFacts,
+): void {
+  if (!cursor.gotoFirstChild()) return;
+
+  const frameAt: WorkingFrame[] = [rootFrame, rootFrame];
+  const parentTypeAt: string[] = [rootType, rootType];
+  let depth = 1;
+
+  for (;;) {
+    const frame = frameAt[depth] as WorkingFrame;
+    const parentType = parentTypeAt[depth] as string;
+    const nodeType = cursor.nodeType;
+    const range = rangeOfCursor(cursor, ctx);
+    out.nodeKinds.push({ kind: nodeType, depth, symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId });
+
+    let descended = false;
+
+    if (profile.commentKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+      out.comments.push(commentRangeOfCursor(cursor, ctx));
+    } else if (profile.typeKeywordParentKinds.has(parentType)) {
+      // Ein Typschluessselwort-Blatt (z. B. das `string`/`number`/`void`-Kind
+      // von `predefined_type`): dieselben Namen wie Literale, aber Typsyntax,
+      // kein Wert. Weiter in `nodeKinds` gezaehlt (oben), nie als
+      // Operator/Operand/Literal/Bezeichner. Muss VOR dem Literalcontainer
+      // unten stehen: das Kind fuer das Typschluesselwort `string` hat den
+      // Knotentyp "string" — genau denselben wie ein echtes Zeichenkettenliteral.
+    } else if (profile.literalContainerKinds.has(nodeType)) {
+      const text = cursor.nodeText;
+      out.operands.push({ text, range, symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId });
+      out.literals.push({
+        raw: text,
+        literalKind: profile.containerLiteralKind(nodeType),
+        range,
+        symbolScopeId: frame.scopeId,
+      });
+    } else if (!cursor.gotoFirstChild()) {
+      // Der Cursor kennt kein `childCount`: der fehlgeschlagene Abstieg IST
+      // die Blattpruefung, und er hat die Position nicht veraendert.
+      classifyAndRecordLeaf(cursor, nodeType, parentType, range, frame, profile, out);
+    } else {
+      cursor.gotoParent(); // zurueck auf den inneren Knoten selbst
+      const childFrame = visitInnerNode(cursor, nodeType, range, frame, profile, ctx, fileId, out);
+      cursor.gotoFirstChild();
+      depth += 1;
+      frameAt[depth] = childFrame ?? frame;
+      parentTypeAt[depth] = nodeType;
+      descended = true;
+    }
+
+    if (descended) continue;
+
+    // Aufsteigen, bis ein Geschwisterknoten da ist. Tiefe 1 ohne Geschwister
+    // heisst: die Kinder der Wurzel sind abgearbeitet.
+    while (!cursor.gotoNextSibling()) {
+      if (depth === 1) return;
+      cursor.gotoParent();
+      depth -= 1;
+    }
+  }
+}
+
+/** Runs the single unified walk over a file's root node. */
+export function analyzeTree(
+  root: SyntaxNode,
+  ctx: FileTextContext,
+  fileId: string,
+  profile: LanguageProfile,
+): AnalysisResult {
+  const out: MutableFacts = {
+    symbolScopes: [],
+    decisions: [],
+    nestingEvents: [],
+    operators: [],
+    operands: [],
+    nodeKinds: [],
+    comments: [],
+    identifiers: [],
+    literals: [],
+    imports: [],
+    calls: [],
+  };
+
+  // EIN Cursor fuer alles: er beginnt auf der Wurzel, und nur ein von der
+  // Wurzel her abgestiegener Cursor meldet Knotentypen verlaesslich (siehe
+  // `fingerprint.ts`, Punkt 2). Jede Hilfsfunktion, die ihn bewegt, gibt ihn
+  // an der Ausgangsposition zurueck.
+  const cursor = root.walk();
+
+  const fileScopeNode: ScopeNode = {
+    scopeId: fileId,
+    kind: "file",
+    name: "",
+    qualifiedName: "",
+    range: rangeOf(root, ctx),
+    normalizedSignature: "",
+    exportedNames: [],
+    executable: true,
+    astHash: computeAstHash(cursor, profile),
+    tokenFingerprint: computeTokenFingerprint(cursor, profile),
+    node: root,
+    children: [],
+  };
+  const rootFrame: WorkingFrame = {
+    scopeId: fileId,
+    qualifiedName: "",
+    executable: true,
+    scopeNode: fileScopeNode,
+    childOrdinalCounters: new Map(),
+  };
+  out.symbolScopes.push(toSymbolScopeFact(rootFrame, undefined));
+
+  walkWithCursor(cursor, root.type, rootFrame, profile, ctx, fileId, out);
+
+  const facts: ComplexityFacts = {
+    symbolScopes: out.symbolScopes,
+    decisions: out.decisions,
+    nestingEvents: out.nestingEvents,
+    operators: out.operators,
+    operands: out.operands,
+    nodeKinds: out.nodeKinds,
+    comments: out.comments,
+    identifiers: out.identifiers,
+    literals: out.literals,
+    // Leer AN DIESER STELLE mit Absicht: die Parse-Diagnosen entstehen in
+    // `parse()` und werden in `create-adapter.ts#getAnalysis` eingesetzt,
+    // bevor die Facts den Adapter verlassen. Wer diese Zeile als "sowieso
+    // immer leer" liest, hat den falschen Ausschnitt vor sich.
+    parseDiagnostics: [],
+  };
+
+  return { scopeTree: fileScopeNode, facts, imports: out.imports, calls: out.calls };
+}

package/src/languages/shared/extract-symbols.ts

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+import type { ExtractedSymbol } from "@untangle-code/domain";
+
+import type { ScopeNode } from "./scope-model.js";
+
+function toExtractedSymbol(scope: ScopeNode): ExtractedSymbol {
+  return {
+    name: scope.name,
+    qualifiedName: scope.qualifiedName,
+    kind: scope.kind,
+    ...(scope.signature !== undefined ? { signature: scope.signature } : {}),
+    normalizedSignature: scope.normalizedSignature,
+    range: scope.range,
+    ...(scope.docRange !== undefined ? { docRange: scope.docRange } : {}),
+    ...(scope.parentQualifiedName !== undefined
+      ? { parentQualifiedName: scope.parentQualifiedName }
+      : {}),
+    exportedNames: scope.exportedNames,
+    ...(scope.visibility !== undefined ? { visibility: scope.visibility } : {}),
+    astHash: scope.astHash,
+    tokenFingerprint: scope.tokenFingerprint,
+  };
+}
+
+/** Flattens the scope tree (excluding the synthetic file-level root) into `ExtractedSymbol[]`, document order. */
+export function extractedSymbolsOf(fileScope: ScopeNode): ExtractedSymbol[] {
+  const symbols: ExtractedSymbol[] = [];
+  const visit = (scope: ScopeNode): void => {
+    for (const child of scope.children) {
+      symbols.push(toExtractedSymbol(child));
+      visit(child);
+    }
+  };
+  visit(fileScope);
+  return symbols;
+}