Add T-SQL parser in Go with AST types #3
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- Create ast package with core AST type definitions (Script, Batch, Statement, SelectStatement, QuerySpecification, etc.) - Create parser package with Parse function that takes ctx and io.Reader and returns ast.Script - Add MarshalScript function to serialize AST to JSON format matching the expected testdata format - Add test using ZeroLengthFile testdata to verify JSON output - Remove sample.sql and ast.json from root (cleanup)
- Update parser test to iterate over all testdata directories - Each test reads metadata.json to check if it should be skipped - Add metadata.json with skip:true to all test directories (1022 files) - Set skip:false for ZeroLengthFile test case only
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Statement, SelectStatement, QuerySpecification, etc.)
and returns ast.Script
the expected testdata format