calling tsuml2 --glob npm package throws a ParseError message on my angular project

Question

I have an angular application I'm trying to run against tsuml2 (version 0.10.0), and am experiencing an issue when I run the following command:

tsuml2 --glob "./src/**/!(*.d|*.spec).ts"

It appears there's an issue in the nomnoml library with the following stack trace:

Error: Parse error at line 57 column 169, expected "]" but got end of file ParseError: Parse error at line 57 column 169, expected "]" but got end of file
    at error (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:913:19)
    at parseNode (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:824:13)
    at parseNodesAndAssocs (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:737:24)
    at parsePart (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:715:39)
    at parseNode (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:815:28)
    at parseNodesAndAssocs (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:737:24)
    at parsePart (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:715:39)
    at parseNode (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:815:28)
    at parseNodesAndAssocs (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:737:24)
    at parsePart (z:\mypath\npm\node_modules\tsuml2\node_modules\nomnoml\dist\nomnoml.js:715:39) {

Running from VS Code Anyone know if there is something with the way my files are set up which is causing this error? Any thoughts would greatly be appreciated.

Indeed - it looks like someone forgot a ] somewhere! I think files and dependencies are getting concatenated in nomnoml.js — Eyeless Whim, Jun 19 '23 at 12:26

score 2 · Answer 1 · answered Jun 22 '23 at 12:28

Version 0.10.0 (2023-Feb) of the tsuml2 app relies on nomnoml, which does not support the "#" character in your source files. The issue with tsuml2 is found here.

In angular the use of # is common in the .component.html files to identify elements that are declared in the .component.ts files.

This will be addressed as a fix in the latest version of nomnoml

calling tsuml2 --glob npm package throws a ParseError message on my angular project

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