Noir::TreeSitterAdonisJsExtractor

Tree-sitter-backed AdonisJS extractor.

AdonisJS exposes a Laravel-flavoured router via either Route (v5, @ioc:Adonis/Core/Route) or router (v6, @adonisjs/core/services/router). Both share the same shape:

Route.get('/users', 'UsersController.index')

Route.group(() => {
    Route.get('/posts', 'PostsController.index')
    Route.post('/posts', 'PostsController.store')
}).prefix('/api/v1').middleware('auth')

Route.resource('articles', 'ArticlesController').apiOnly()

The fluent modifiers (.prefix, .middleware, .as, .domain, .namespace, .where, .apiOnly, .only, .except) live on the result of the registration call. We walk the chain outermost-first so the modifiers can influence the prefix / resource action set before the inner registration emits.

Recognised:

• Verb methods: .get, .post, .put, .delete, .patch, .options, .head, plus .any (fans out to GET / POST / PUT / DELETE / PATCH).
• .group(callback) — walks the callback with the current accumulated prefix; subsequent .prefix(...) modifiers on the group result are folded in.
• .resource(name, controller) — emits the five REST API routes (index / store / show / update / destroy). The .apiOnly() modifier is the default behaviour here; .only([...]) restricts to the listed actions; .except drops the listed ones.

Out of scope for this first cut:

• Per-handler request-helper scanning. AdonisJS handlers receive ({ request, response, params }) — the dominant pattern is to point at a 'Controller.method' string, which would need cross-file resolution to scan.
• .where('id', /\d+/) constraint annotations beyond stripping the modifier.
• Domain / subdomain routing.