How to use guess-parser - 4 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few guess-parser examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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guess-js / guess / packages / guess-webpack / src / default-route-provider.ts View on Github 
[Mode.Angular](config?: ProjectLayout) {
if (!config || !config.tsconfigPath) {
throw new Error('Path to tsconfig.json not provided');
}
return parseAngularRoutes(config.tsconfigPath);
},
[Mode.ReactTSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {[Mode.PreactJSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {
if (!config || !config.sourceDir) {
throw new Error('Source directory not provided');
}
return parsePreactJSXRoutes(config.sourceDir);
},
[Mode.Gatsby](): RoutingModule[] {[Mode.ReactJSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {
if (!config || !config.sourceDir) {
throw new Error('Source directory not provided');
}
return parseReactJSXRoutes(config.sourceDir);
},
[Mode.PreactJSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {[Mode.ReactTSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {
if (!config || !config.tsconfigPath) {
throw new Error('Path to tsconfig.json not provided');
}
return parseReactTSXRoutes(config.tsconfigPath);
},
[Mode.ReactJSX](config?: ProjectLayout) {guess-parser
Finds the route declarations in your application.
