# Class: SelectQueryParser

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:31

Legacy SELECT-only parser. Prefer using SqlParser as the canonical entry point for multi-statement or mixed-statement workflows.

Constructors

Constructor

new SelectQueryParser(): SelectQueryParser

Returns

SelectQueryParser

Methods

parse()

static parse(query): SelectQuery

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:33

Parameters

query

string

Returns

SelectQuery

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analyze()

static analyze(query): ParseAnalysisResult

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:86

Parameters

query

string

Returns

ParseAnalysisResult

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parseAsync()

static parseAsync(query): Promise<SelectQuery&gt;

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:142

Asynchronously parse SQL string to AST. This method wraps the synchronous parse logic in a Promise for future extensibility.

Parameters

query

string

SQL string to parse

Returns

Promise<SelectQuery&gt;

Promise<SelectQuery>

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parseFromLexeme()

static parseFromLexeme(lexemes, index): object

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:191

Parameters

lexemes

Lexeme[]

index

number

Returns

object

value

value: SelectQuery

newIndex

newIndex: number

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getCursorCte()

static getCursorCte(sql, cursorPosition): null | string

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:631

Get the CTE name at the specified cursor position.

This method provides a simple interface for retrieving the CTE name based on a 1D cursor position in the SQL text.

Parameters

sql

string

The SQL string to analyze

cursorPosition

number

The cursor position (0-based character offset)

Returns

null | string

The CTE name if cursor is in a CTE, null otherwise

Deprecated

Use CTERegionDetector.getCursorCte() instead for better API consistency

Example

const sql = `WITH users AS (SELECT * FROM table) SELECT * FROM users`;
const cteName = SelectQueryParser.getCursorCte(sql, 25);
console.log(cteName); // "users"

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getCursorCteAt()

static getCursorCteAt(sql, line, column): null | string

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:654

Get the CTE name at the specified 2D coordinates (line, column).

This method provides a convenient interface for editor integrations that work with line/column coordinates instead of character positions.

Parameters

sql

string

The SQL string to analyze

line

number

The line number (1-based)

column

number

The column number (1-based)

Returns

null | string

The CTE name if cursor is in a CTE, null otherwise

Deprecated

Use CTERegionDetector.getCursorCteAt() instead for better API consistency

Example

const sql = `WITH users AS (\n  SELECT * FROM table\n) SELECT * FROM users`;
const cteName = SelectQueryParser.getCursorCteAt(sql, 2, 5);
console.log(cteName); // "users"

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positionToLineColumn()

static positionToLineColumn(text, position): null | { line: number; column: number; }

Defined in: packages/core/src/parsers/SelectQueryParser.ts:666

Convert character position to line/column coordinates.

Parameters

text

string

The text to analyze

position

number

The character position (0-based)

Returns

null | { line: number; column: number; }

Object with line and column (1-based), or null if invalid position

Deprecated

Use CTERegionDetector.positionToLineColumn() instead for better API consistency