Merge PR #108: ZAM-366: Implement parser.py in analyzers directory #110

codegen-sh · 2025-05-12T14:36:58Z

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This PR merges PR #108 which implements the missing parser.py module in the codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/ directory. The module provides specialized parsing functionality for code analysis, including abstract syntax tree (AST) generation and traversal for multiple programming languages.

Changes Made

Added the complete implementation of parser.py with:
- ASTNode class for representing nodes in an abstract syntax tree
- BaseParser abstract base class defining the interface for all parsers
- Language-specific parsers (PythonParser, JavaScriptParser, TypeScriptParser)
- Utility functions for parsing files and code
Fixed mypy type checking issues by adding proper type annotations and abstract methods.
Resolved merge conflicts in:
- README.md: Combined the documentation for both the transaction manager and the new parser module
- __init__.py: Added the parser module imports and exports while preserving existing functionality

Benefits

This PR properly implements the codebase context analysis functionality by adding the missing parser module, which is essential for code analysis. The implementation follows good software engineering practices with abstract base classes, clear interfaces, and comprehensive documentation.

The parser module complements the existing functionality in codebase_context.py and codebase_analyzer.py without creating redundancy.

Testing

The PR includes comprehensive unit tests in tests/test_analyzers_parser.py and example usage in examples/parser_example.py.

Fixes ZAM-366

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Add a new parser module to the analyzers package for AST generation, symbol extraction, and dependency analysis across Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript; update package exports and documentation; improve type annotations; and include comprehensive tests and examples.

New Features:

Implement a comprehensive parser module with ASTNode and BaseParser for multi-language parsing
Add language-specific parsers for Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript
Introduce utility functions for parsing code strings and files

Enhancements:

Add precise type annotations and abstract methods for mypy compliance
Resolve merge conflicts and integrate parser module exports in init.py

Documentation:

Update analyzers README with parser module overview, features, and usage examples

Tests:

Add extensive unit tests for ASTNode, parser implementations, factory functions, and utility methods

Chores:

Provide a standalone example script demonstrating parser usage

PR Type

Enhancement, Tests, Documentation

Description

Introduce a comprehensive multi-language parser module with AST support
- Implements ASTNode, BaseParser, and language-specific parsers
- Provides symbol and dependency extraction utilities
Add extensive unit tests for the parser module
- Covers AST structure, symbol/dependency extraction, and parser utilities
Provide example usage script for the parser module
- Demonstrates parsing, symbol, and dependency extraction for Python, JS, TS
Update analyzers package exports and documentation
- Documents parser usage and integrates new API into __init__.py

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Enhancement

parser.py `Add parser module with AST and multi-language support` codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/parser.py Implements a new parser module for code analysis. Defines `ASTNode`, `BaseParser`, and language-specific parsers. Provides utilities for parsing files/code and extracting symbols/dependencies. Supports Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript parsing interfaces.	+529/-0
__init__.py `Export parser module in analyzers package API` codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/init.py Exports parser module classes and functions in `__all__`. Imports parser-related symbols for public API. Ensures parser is accessible from analyzers package.	+25/-1

Documentation

README.md `Document parser module and update analyzers README` codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/README.md Documents the new parser module and its usage. Adds code examples for parsing and symbol/dependency extraction. Updates module list and reorganizes documentation for clarity.	+95/-221
parser_example.py `Add example script for parser module usage` codegen-on-oss/examples/parser_example.py Provides example script for using the parser module. Demonstrates parsing files/code and extracting symbols/dependencies. Shows usage for Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript parsers.	+237/-0

Tests

test_analyzers_parser.py `Add unit tests for parser module and utilities` codegen-on-oss/tests/test_analyzers_parser.py Adds comprehensive unit tests for the parser module. Tests ASTNode, parser classes, symbol/dependency extraction, and utilities. Covers language-specific parser instantiation and utility functions.	+374/-0

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Implements a new parser module under codegen_on_oss/analyzers—including ASTNode, BaseParser, CodegenParser with Python/JavaScript/TypeScript subclasses and parsing utilities—adds type annotations, integrates the module into docs and init, and delivers comprehensive unit tests and example scripts.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add parser.py module with AST support and parsing interfaces	Implement ASTNode class for tree structures Define BaseParser interface with parse and extraction methods Implement CodegenParser using SDK placeholder logic Add PythonParser, JavaScriptParser, TypeScriptParser subclasses Provide create_parser, parse_file, parse_code utility functions	`codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/parser.py`
Enforce type annotations and fix mypy issues	Import typing constructs (TypeVar, Union, Protocol, etc.) Annotate all public methods and classes Specify optional and union types where needed Define runtime_checkable Protocols	`codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/parser.py`
Integrate parser module in docs and package exports	Expand analyzers/README.md with parser overview, features, and usage examples Add parser imports and all exports in analyzers/init.py	`codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/README.md` `codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/__init__.py`
Add unit tests for parser functionality	Test ASTNode initialization, child handling, and traversal Verify CodegenParser’s parse_file and parse_code behavior Test symbol and dependency extraction methods Cover language-specific parser instantiation and factory	`codegen-on-oss/tests/test_analyzers_parser.py`
Provide example usage script demonstrating parser features	Show file parsing, symbol/dependency extraction Demonstrate direct code parsing for JS and TS Illustrate language-specific parser usage	`codegen-on-oss/examples/parser_example.py`

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