Upgrade terminal ParseCommand function

Adds ability to parse arbitrarily-nested strings into single arguments (see comments on lines 48, 64, 76)
Adds ability to parse additional number formats, e.g.: hexadecimal (0x0A), octal (018), and binary (0b1101)
Combines arguments separated with escaped spaces into single string arguments, e.g.: "echo Hello\ World!" -> ["echo", "Hello World!"]
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import { KEY } from "../utils/helpers/keyCodes";
import { substituteAliases } from "../Alias";
// Helper function that checks if an argument (which is a string) is a valid number
function isNumber(str: string): boolean {
if (typeof str != "string") {
return false;
} // Only process strings
return !isNaN(str as unknown as number) && !isNaN(parseFloat(str));
// Helper function to parse individual arguments into number/boolean/string as appropriate
function parseArg(arg) {
// Handles all numbers including hexadecimal, octal, and binary representations, returning NaN on an unparseable string
const asNumber = Number(arg);
if (!isNaN(asNumber)) {
return asNumber;
}
if (arg === 'true' || arg === 'false') {
return arg === 'true';
}
// Strip quotation marks from strings that begin/end with the same mark
return arg.replace(/^"(.*?)"$/g, '$1').replace(/^'(.*?)'$/g, '$1');
}
export function ParseCommands(commands: string): string[] {
// Sanitize input
commands = commands.trim();
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}
export function ParseCommand(command: string): (string | number | boolean)[] {
// This will be used to keep track of whether we're in a quote. This is for situations
// like the alias command:
// alias run="run NUKE.exe"
// We want the run="run NUKE.exe" to be parsed as a single command, so this flag
// will keep track of whether we have a quote in
let inQuote = ``;
// Returns an array with the command and its arguments in each index
// Properly handles quotation marks (e.g. `run foo.script "the sun"` will return [run, foo.script, the sun])
let idx = 0;
const args = [];
let start = 0,
i = 0;
let prevChar = ""; // Previous character
while (i < command.length) {
let escaped = false; // Check for escaped quotation marks
if (i >= 1) {
prevChar = command.charAt(i - 1);
if (prevChar === "\\") {
escaped = true;
// Track depth of quoted strings, e.g.: "the're 'going away' rather 'quickly \"and awkwardly\"'" should be parsed as a single string
const quotes = [];
let arg = '';
while (idx < command.length) {
const c = command.charAt(idx);
// If the current character is a backslash, add the next character verbatim to the argument
if (c === '\\') {
arg += command.charAt(++idx);
// If the current character is a single- or double-quote mark, add it to the current argument.
} else if (c === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE || c === KEY.QUOTE) {
arg += c;
const quote = quotes[quotes.length - 1];
const prev = command.charAt(idx - 1);
const next = command.charAt(idx + 1);
// If the previous character is a space or an equal sign this is a valid start to a new string.
// If we're already in a quoted string, push onto the stack of string starts to track depth.
if (
c !== quote &&
(
prev === KEY.SPACE ||
prev === KEY.EQUAL ||
(c === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE && prev === KEY.QUOTE) ||
(c === KEY.QUOTE && prev === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE)
)
) {
quotes.push(c);
// If the next character is a space and the current character is the same as the previously used
// quotation mark, this is a valid end to a string. Pop off the depth tracker.
} else if (
c === quote &&
(
next === KEY.SPACE ||
(c === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE && next === KEY.QUOTE) ||
(c === KEY.QUOTE && next === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE)
)
) {
quotes.pop();
}
// If the current character is a space and we are not inside a string, parse the current argument
// and start a new one
} else if (c === KEY.SPACE && quotes.length === 0) {
args.push(parseArg(arg));
arg = '';
} else {
// Add the current character to the current argument
arg += c;
}
const c = command.charAt(i);
if (c === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE) {
// Double quotes
if (!escaped && prevChar === KEY.SPACE) {
const endQuote = command.indexOf(KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE, i + 1);
if (endQuote !== -1 && (endQuote === command.length - 1 || command.charAt(endQuote + 1) === KEY.SPACE)) {
args.push(command.substr(i + 1, endQuote - i - 1));
if (endQuote === command.length - 1) {
start = i = endQuote + 1;
} else {
start = i = endQuote + 2; // Skip the space
}
continue;
}
} else if (inQuote === ``) {
inQuote = KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE;
} else if (inQuote === KEY.DOUBLE_QUOTE) {
inQuote = ``;
}
} else if (c === KEY.QUOTE) {
// Single quotes, same thing as above
if (!escaped && prevChar === KEY.SPACE) {
const endQuote = command.indexOf(KEY.QUOTE, i + 1);
if (endQuote !== -1 && (endQuote === command.length - 1 || command.charAt(endQuote + 1) === KEY.SPACE)) {
args.push(command.substr(i + 1, endQuote - i - 1));
if (endQuote === command.length - 1) {
start = i = endQuote + 1;
} else {
start = i = endQuote + 2; // Skip the space
}
continue;
}
} else if (inQuote === ``) {
inQuote = KEY.QUOTE;
} else if (inQuote === KEY.QUOTE) {
inQuote = ``;
}
} else if (c === KEY.SPACE && inQuote === ``) {
const arg = command.substr(start, i - start);
// If this is a number, convert it from a string to number
if (isNumber(arg)) {
args.push(parseFloat(arg));
} else if (arg === "true") {
args.push(true);
} else if (arg === "false") {
args.push(false);
} else {
args.push(arg);
}
start = i + 1;
}
++i;
idx++;
}
// Add the last argument
if (start !== i) {
const arg = command.substr(start, i - start);
// If this is a number, convert it from string to number
if (isNumber(arg)) {
args.push(parseFloat(arg));
} else if (arg === "true") {
args.push(true);
} else if (arg === "false") {
args.push(false);
} else {
args.push(arg);
}
// Add the last arg (if any)
if (arg !== '') {
args.push(parseArg(arg));
}
return args;