spatie/sourcemaps-lookup
Fast, memory-efficient Source Map v3 lookup for PHP. Resolve JavaScript stack frames to original source file, line/column, symbol name, and enclosing scope. Optimized for the read path and high-volume error symbolicating from uploaded sourcemaps.
spatie/sourcemaps-lookup resolves JavaScript stack frame positions against a Source Map v3 file. It returns the original source file, line, column, symbol name, and enclosing scope. The package is tuned for stack frame resolution (for example, symbolicating JavaScript errors using an uploaded source map), and is narrowly focused on the read path. It does not write, merge, or transform maps.
use Spatie\SourcemapsLookup\SourceMapLookup;
$map = SourceMapLookup::fromFile('bundle.js.map');
// Resolve a generated position to its original source location.
$position = $map->lookup(42, 17);
echo $position->sourceFileName; // "src/app.tsx"
echo $position->sourceLine; // 1-based
echo $position->sourceColumn; // 0-based
// Resolve the enclosing source-language scope.
$scope = $map->scopeAt(42, 17);
echo $scope->name; // "onClick"
echo $scope->parent?->name; // "DeeplyNestedTrigger"
Resolving 20 stack frames against a 6 MB production source map takes around 3.8 ms and uses about 18 MiB of memory on an Apple M1 Pro. See the benchmarks page for the full picture.
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You can install the package via Composer:
composer require spatie/sourcemaps-lookup
composer test
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
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Correctness test fixtures in tests/fixtures/axy/ are copied verbatim from axy/sourcemap under its MIT licence, and used as reference data for spec conformance.
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