This is an implementation of the Lucene Query Parser developed using PEG.js.
A quick example of how to use it:
// return the expression tree
var results = lucenequeryparser.parse('title:"The Right Way" AND text:go');
alert(results['left']['field']); // title
alert(results['left']['term']); // The Right Way
alert(results['operator']); // AND
alert(results['right']['field']); // text
alert(results['right']['term']); // goA slightly more complicated example:
// return the expression tree
var results = lucenequeryparser.parse('test AND (foo OR bar)');
alert(results['left']['term']); // test
alert(results['operator']); // AND
// the parantheses group becomes it's own nested node
var rightNode = results['right'];
alert(rightNode['left']['term']); // foo
alert(rightNode['operator']); // OR
alert(rightNode['right']['term']); // barTo run the unit tests, just open SpecRunner.html in any browser. Unit tests are built with Jasmine.
The parser is auto-generated from a PEG implementation in Javascript called PEG.js.
To test the grammar without using the generated parser, or if you want to modify it, try out PEG.js online. This is a handy way to test an abritrary query and see what the results will be like or debug a problem with the parser for a given piece of data.
If you'd like to help out with the project, or if you have a question, feel free to contact Troy Howard at thoward37@gmail.com.
Bug reports or feature requests should go in the bitbucket issue tracker. Please include relevant sample data (the query) and a good description of the challenges you're facing.
Look to the wiki for documentation and other resources.