Release v0.8.0 · codeschool/sqlite-parser

additional rule descriptions in grammar.pegjs
added several array methods (e.g.: findLast(), takeRight(), pluck()) so that I could remove lodash as a dependency of the "smart error" Tracer class

updated grammar to remove all dependence on modifier clause as it was being used as a catch-all clause for stray parts of statements
created defer clause
normalized format for common clauses and nodes across different statement types
removed range variant that was part of BETWEEN expressions
renamed several clauses to match the SQL keywords and/or SQLite manual descriptions used to define them
- for WITHOUT ROWID in CREATE TABLE: modifier -> optimization
- for IF NOT EXISTS in all places: modifier: condition
cleaned up css in the interactive demo
removed lodash dependency in core Tracer. lodash is now only a devDependency again!

fixed error reporting when there is more than one statement in the input SQL.
- still need to make sure previous tree is not used if a subsequent statement has an error at the highest level
```
SELECT *
FROM cats;
SELECT * d
```
fixed rules for double-quoted, backticked, and bracketed identifiers to allow for escapes, leading or trailing spaces, and the full character set that is legal for quoted identifiers, where allowed.
fixed datatype names that did not display correctly in generated AST. fixed string literal definition to allow all possible input
fixed value format for direction key in PRIMARY KEY table conatrainsts
do not show parenthesis in error message for syntax error when there is nothing to put inside them.
fixes for css in demo. for example, demo layout off by 1px when at smallest resolution, did a lot of cleanup on demo styles, responsive layout, error notification. also, changed error message format for smart errors.

to support the "smart errors" changes were made to the pegjs library code in lib/compiler/passes/generate-javascript.js. this was done to allow Tracer to get the description names for the rules that are referenced in the error messages. will need to fork pegjs to get the changes to pegjs core into version control so they are not accidentally overwritten.
considering removing the promise dependency from the core sqlite-parser library before v1.0.0, as well, so that the parser can be dependency free as a standalone library. people could choose to "promisify" the parser or just use it synchronously instead of being forced to bundle the promise dependency when bundling this package for use in the browser. It actually looks like all the evergreen browsers except IE currently support a native Promise implementation, so having a non-native Promise implementation as a dependency will probably be obsolete pretty soon.

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