The docs-snippet library is a way to convert a snippet of TypeScript code into the equivalent JavaScript code, with whitespace and comments preserved as much as possible. It also uses prettier to format both the JavaScript and TypeScript code to attempt to normalize them as much as possible while still preserving whitespace.
It also provides a way to specify regions and highlights inline in the code.
import Snippet from "docs-snippet";
const snippet = Snippet(`
// #region first
// This is a comment
const x: number = 1;
// #endregion
// #region second
/* This is a block comment */
// #highlight:next
const y = 2; // an inline comment
// #highlight:start
const z = 3;
const a: number = x + y + z;
// #highlight:end
console.log(a);
// #endregion
`);
const regionA = snippet.regions.a;
expect(regionA.ts.code).toBe("// This is a comment\nconst x: number = 1;\n");
expect(regionA.js.code).toBe("// This is a comment\nconst x = 1;\n");
const regionB = snippet.regions.b;
expect(regionB.ts.code).toBe(
"/* This is a block comment */\n" +
"const y = 2; // an inline comment\n" +
"\n" +
"const z = 3;\n" +
"const a: number = x + y + z;\n" +
"\n" +
"console.log(a);\n"
);
expect(regionB.ts.highlights.map((h) => h.lines)).toEqual(["2", "4-5"]);
expect(regionB.js.code).toBe(
"/* This is a block comment */\n" +
"const y = 2; // an inline comment\n" +
"\n" +
"const z = 3;\n" +
"const a = x + y + z;\n" +
"\n" +
"console.log(a);\n"
);
expect(regionB.js.highlights.map((h) => h.lines)).toEqual(["2", "4-5"]);