Variable ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODES`Const`

ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODES: readonly [
    "UNEXPECTED_CHARACTER",
    "UNEXPECTED_IDENTIFIER",
    "UNEXPECTED_TOKEN",
    "UNEXPECTED_END",
    "EXPECTED_TOKEN",
    "INVALID_DICE_COUNT",
    "INVALID_DICE_SIDES",
    "DICE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED",
    "DIVISION_BY_ZERO",
    "MODULO_BY_ZERO",
    "UNKNOWN_OPERATOR",
    "UNKNOWN_NODE_TYPE",
    "INVALID_KEEP_DROP_COUNT",
    "INVALID_KEEP_DROP_TARGET",
    "EXPLODE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED",
    "INVALID_EXPLODE_TARGET",
    "REROLL_LIMIT_EXCEEDED",
    "INVALID_REROLL_TARGET",
    "INVALID_SUCCESS_COUNT_TARGET",
    "INVALID_SORT_TARGET",
    "INVALID_CRIT_THRESHOLD_TARGET",
    "INVALID_DIE_BOUND_TARGET",
    "INVALID_THRESHOLD",
    "NESTED_VERSUS",
    "INVALID_FUNCTION_ARITY",
    "UNKNOWN_FUNCTION",
    "UNDEFINED_VARIABLE",
    "INVALID_VARIABLE_VALUE",
    "AMBIGUOUS_DICE_CHAIN",
    "MAX_DEPTH_EXCEEDED",
    "NON_FINITE_RESULT",
    "INCOMPATIBLE_RNG_STATE",
    "INVALID_EVALUATION_LIMIT",
    "INVALID_NOTATION_TYPE",
] = ...

Every roll-parser error code, as a readonly tuple. Single source of truth — the RollParserErrorCode union is derived from it, and it is the runtime counterpart for the type: validating an untrusted string, driving an exhaustive UI (a message-catalog completeness check, a settings list), or iterating the codes in tests.

Example

import { ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODES, type RollParserErrorCode } from 'roll-parser';

function isKnownCode(value: string): value is RollParserErrorCode {
  return (ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODES as readonly string[]).includes(value);
}

Variable ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODESConst

Example

Settings

Variable ROLL_PARSER_ERROR_CODES`Const`