import {MirrorModel} from "vs/editor/common/model/mirrorModel"; import {createSimpleModel} from "vs/editor/common/model/textModel"; const text = "const x = 10;\nconsole.log(x)"; const languageIdentifier = "javascript"; const uri = "file:///example.js"; const version = 0; const mirrorModel = new MirrorModel(uri, languageIdentifier, version, createSimpleModel(text));
const firstLine = mirrorModel.getValueInRange({ startLineNumber: 1, startColumn: 1, endLineNumber: 1, endColumn: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER }); console.log(firstLine); // "const x = 10;"In this example, we use the `getValueInRange` method to extract the first line of our code stored inside the MirrorModel instance. We pass a range object to the method, specifying to start at the first character of the first line and end at the end of the first line. In conclusion, the typescript vs.editor.common.model.mirrormodel MirrorModel is a useful package library for managing code editor content as an AST and offers a variety of methods to manipulate the stored code. It provides useful tools for web development teams to seamlessly integrate code editor content within their web applications or development environments.