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Overview

This project contains:

  • Scripts for extraction of ECMA-262 Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), decoration, and normalization for import into the Nav262 IDE
  • Docker image to run the scripts in an environment-independent way

This project builds on ESMeta, an existing ECMAScript metalanguage parser.

System requirements

Docker and Docker Compose must be installed locally.

Build

First of all, specify the ECMA-262 version that you want to extract:

echo "ECMA262_VERSION=<tag or commit hash of ECMA-262>" > container/.env

# echo "ECMA262_VERSION=es2025" > container/.env

Then, build the Docker image by running the following:

cd container && docker compose build

Run

Now it is possible to create and run a new container that runs the extraction process:

docker compose up

The ASTs of the specification document will be available at the path container/out/<tag or commit hash of ECMA-262>/spec.

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