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Boshen 45d86c303b perf(lexer): combine per-token annotation resets (#28492)
Keep annotation range ends together so the lexer can reset both ranges with one store per token while preserving comment ranges across lookahead. Refresh stale misc suite counts after the fixtures added on main.

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Oxc Parser

High-performance JavaScript and TypeScript parser with comprehensive language support.

Overview

This crate provides a fast, spec-compliant parser for JavaScript and TypeScript that produces a complete Abstract Syntax Tree (AST). It supports all modern language features including JSX, TSX, and the latest ECMAScript proposals.

Key Features

  • Complete language support: JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, and TSX
  • Latest ECMAScript: All stable ECMAScript features plus stage 3+ proposals
  • High performance: Significantly faster than traditional parsers
  • Error recovery: Continues parsing after errors to provide complete AST
  • Comprehensive AST: Detailed node information with accurate source positions

Architecture

Parser Design

  • Recursive descent: Traditional recursive descent parser architecture
  • Error recovery: Sophisticated error recovery for IDE-friendly parsing
  • Memory efficient: Uses arena allocation for optimal performance
  • Streaming: Processes source text in a single pass

Language Support

  • JavaScript: Full ECMAScript 2024+ support
  • TypeScript: Complete TypeScript syntax including decorators
  • JSX/TSX: React JSX and TypeScript JSX syntax
  • Proposals: Stage 3 decorators and other advancing proposals

AST Structure

The parser produces an AST that closely follows ECMAScript specifications:

  • Accurate positions: Every node has precise source location information
  • Complete information: Preserves all syntactic details including trivia
  • Type-safe: Leverages Rust's type system for correctness
  • Visitor-friendly: Designed for easy traversal and transformation

The parser is designed as the foundation for all other oxc tools, providing the high-quality AST needed for analysis, transformation, and code generation.