parse javascript text to array

Question

I have following code in js:

var poly_line_offset_f5 = L.polyline(
    [[41.716111, 20.722361], [41.7704754, 20.8381323]],
    {"bubblingMouseEvents": true, "color": "#FFA500", "dashArray": "", "dashOffset": null}
).addTo(feature_group_Under110kVLines);

var popup_6cc = L.popup({"maxWidth": "100%"});

var html_a1 = $(' <div id="html_a1" </div> ')[0];
popup_6cc.setContent(html_a1);

poly_line_offset_f5.bindPopup(popup_6cc)
;

poly_line_offset_f5.bindTooltip(
    '<div> VLKIJ_VRUGHTK_4_95:  </div>',
    {"sticky": true}
);

For purpose of this question, this code is going to be treated as plain text. I want to parse this to some kind of array or dataframe or dictionary ( any structured data ) with groups of datasets for each variable ( poly_line_offset_f5, popup_6cc, html_a1 ). Since I am familiar with python, I am exploring this approach, but it looks a bit complicated for me since I am new in parsing.

I need following outputs:

poly_line_offset_f5:

var x1  y1  x2  y2  dpoly   layer   bindpop html    dbind
poly_line_offset_f5 41.716111   20.722361   41.7704754  20.8381323  {"bubblingMouseEvents": true, "color": "#FFA500", "dashArray": "", "dashOffset": null}  feature_group_Under110kVLines   popup_6cc   <div> VLKIJ_VRUGHTK_4_95:  </div>'  {"sticky": true}

popup_6cc :

var dict    bind
popup_6cc   {"maxWidth": "100%"}    html_a1

html_a1:

var text
html_a1  ' <div id="html_a1" </div> '

If you have any ideas, guidelines for solving this it would be very helpfull.

Please show all text as text, not as pictures of text.

Heretic Monkey
– Heretic Monkey

2021-02-04 21:56:31 +00:00
Commented Feb 4, 2021 at 21:56 — Heretic Monkey
– Heretic Monkey, Commented Feb 4, 2021 at 21:56

sarartur · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-04 21:58:56Z

1

Look into using esprima. Here is PyPi page.

Example code:

from esprima import parseScript

with open("file.js", "r") as file:
    string = file.read()

script = parseScript(string)
print(script)

Not sure if you can accomplish everything you want, but it can give you variables and their values.

edited Feb 4, 2021 at 21:58

answered Feb 4, 2021 at 21:57

sarartur

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