Tiny LISP parser and interpreter

LISP.js

// Parser
const string = /"(?:\\(?:["\\\/bfnrt]|u[a-fA-F0-9]{4})|[^"\\\0-\x1F\x7F]+)*"/;
const number = /-?(?:0|[1-9][0-9]*)(?:\.[0-9]+)?(?:[eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?/;
const identifier = /[^()\s,:"']+/;

const combine = (...args) => new RegExp(args.map(arg => `(?:${arg.source})`).join("|"), "g");

const tokenize = input => input.matchAll(combine(/[()]/, identifier, string, number));

const construct = iterator => {
    const root = [];

    for (const [token] of iterator) {
        if (token === ")") return root;
        if (token === "(") root.push(construct(iterator));
        else
            try {
                root.push(JSON.parse(token));
            } catch {
                root.push(token);
            }
    }

    return root;
};

const parse = input => construct(tokenize(input));

// Interpreter
const env = {
    label: (name, value) => (env[name] = resolve(value, env)),
    head: ([first]) => first,
    tail: ([_, ...rest]) => rest,
    list: (head, tail) => [head, ...tail],
    equal: (a, b, ctx) => resolve(a, ctx) === resolve(b, ctx),
    if: (cond, cons, alt, ctx) => (resolve(cond, ctx) ? resolve(cons, ctx) : resolve(alt, ctx)),
    atomic: expression => !Array.isArray(expression),
    id: expression => expression,
};

function apply(op, args, ctx = this ?? environment()) {
    return typeof ctx[op] === "function"
        ? ctx[op](...args, ctx)
        : resolve(ctx[op][2], {
              ...ctx,
              ...ctx[op][1].map((value, index) => [args[index], value]),
          });
}

function resolve(expr, ctx = this ?? environment()) {
    if (ctx.atomic(expr)) return ctx[expr] ?? expr;

    const op = env.head(expr);
    const args =
        Array.isArray(ctx[op]) ||
        (typeof ctx[op] === "function" && !["label", "if", "id"].includes(op))
            ? env.tail(expr).map(item => resolve(item, ctx))
            : env.tail(expr);

    return apply(op, args, ctx);
}

const environment = ext => Object.assign(Object.create(env), ext, { resolve, apply });

// Test
const source = `
    (if (equal a 3)
        (id "equal")
        (id "not equal"))
`;
console.log(source);

const tree = parse(source);
console.log(tree);

const lisp = environment({
    a: 4,
});
console.log(lisp);

// output = ["not equal"]
const output = tree.map(expr => lisp.resolve(expr));
console.log(output);