sourcemap-validator

Mapped all the things? Now validate all the maps.

Usage

validate(minifiedCode, [sourceMap], [sourceContent]);

• minifiedCode is your minified code as a string
• sourceMap is your sourcemap as a JSON string
  • Optional - If left empty, the inline sourcemap in minifiedCode will be used
• sourceContent is a map to the raw source files
  • Optional - If left empty, the inline sourceContent in sourceMap will be used

Examples

var validate = require('sourcemap-validator')
  , fs = require('fs')
  , assert = require('assert')
  , min = fs.readFileSync('jquery.min.js', 'utf-8')
  , map = fs.readFileSync('jquery.min.map', 'utf-8');
 
assert.doesNotThrow(function () {
  validate(min, map, {'jquery.js': raw});
}, 'The sourcemap is not valid');

var validate = require('sourcemap-validator')
  , fs = require('fs')
  , assert = require('assert')
  , min = fs.readFileSync('bundle.min.js', 'utf-8')
  , map = fs.readFileSync('bundle.min.map', 'utf-8');
 
// Browserify bundles have inline sourceContent in their maps
// so no need to pass a `sourceContent` object.
assert.doesNotThrow(function () {
  validate(min, map);
}, 'The sourcemap is not valid');

validate(sourceContent, minifiedCode, mapJSON)

Notes

The sourcemap spec isn't exactly very mature, so this module only aims to give you a Pretty Good™ idea of whether or not your sourcemap is correct.

Quoted keys in object literals

If a sourcemap maps "literal" without the quotes to column 3, we will consider that valid.

Example

var v = {
  literal: true
//^-- ok to map {name: literal, column: 3} here
};
 
var t = {
  "literal": true
//^-- ok to map {name: literal, column: 3} here, even though the token actually appears in column 4
};

See the discussion here

However, mapping something totally wrong like "cookie" to that index will throw an exception.

Missing mappings

There is no way for the validator to know if you are missing mappings. It can only ensure that the ones you made are sensible. The validator will consider a sourcemap with zero mappings invalid as a sanity check, but if your map at least one sensisble mapping, it is a valid map.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2013 Ben Ng

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