javascript

const CallQueries = `` /* 159-byte string literal not displayed */

CallQueries captures direct function and method call sites in JavaScript. Matches:

• plain calls: foo()
• method/selector calls: obj.method()

const JSXCallQueries = CallQueries + `
(jsx_opening_element
  name: (identifier) @callee) @call

(jsx_self_closing_element
  name: (identifier) @callee) @call
`

JSXCallQueries extends CallQueries with JSX element patterns for JSX files. Matches everything CallQueries matches, plus:

• JSX opening elements: <MyComponent prop={x}>
• JSX self-closing elements: <MyComponent />

Note: lowercase-initial JSX identifiers (native HTML tags such as <div>, <span>, <input>) are filtered out at runtime in runCallQuery so that only user-defined component names (PascalCase / uppercase-initial) are recorded as call references.

These patterns are intentionally separated from CallQueries because jsx_opening_element and jsx_self_closing_element are only valid node types in the JSX-enabled JavaScript grammar — compiling them against the plain JavaScript grammar may produce a query compilation error depending on the grammar version.

const Queries = `` /* 644-byte string literal not displayed */

Queries contains tree-sitter query patterns for JavaScript symbol extraction. Covers: function declarations, var/let/const assignments, class declarations, methods (including static/async), object shorthand methods, export default function/class, and module.exports.x = function() assignments.

const RefQueries = `` /* 137-byte string literal not displayed */

RefQueries captures identifiers used as values (not called directly) in:

• object/array literal properties: { handler: myFn }
• variable declarators: const f = myFn / let f = myFn / var f = myFn
• assignment expressions: f = myFn

Combined with CallQueries in ExtractCalls so functions passed as values are recorded as "used" and do not appear as dead code.