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Your imagination can probably take it from there. There's a whole slew of complex ES6 syntax forms which implies a deep rabbit hole of nooks and crannies where we need to be able to preserve information (in some way) that our normal approach to AST doesn't currently preserve. Consider the tree structure for the arrow function expression, for example... how and where could we represent /*29*/ and /
At this point we're ready to start deprecating esprima-fb. We'll ship a "final" version soon with anything we have but otherwise we don't plan on integrating new JS features. Once that version is shipped, we won't be actively maintaining the project and probably won't ship bug fixes either. At Facebook we're in the process of switching our parsing and transforming to make use of Acorn and Babel. T
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We’ve just released Esprima 2.1.0! This release introduces support for several new pieces of ES6 syntax: Classes, Rest Parameters, Computed Property Names, let and const. See the release notes below for full details. We’ve also made various improvements to our testing infrastructure to make the codebase more contributor friendly. A big thank you to all those who contributed patches to this release
Towards ECMAScript 6 with Esprima 2 Feb 9, 2015 3 min read #es6 #esprima #javascript Little did I know that the start of my adventure with Esprima three years ago will result in something beyond my expectation. While the syntax tree format used by Esprima is not original (see SpiderMonkey Parser API), this de-facto format gains a lot of traction since it provokes a Cambrian explosion of composable
Last week, the jQuery Foundation announced our adoption of the Esprima project, the widely used JavaScript parser that powers many code analysis tools. Today we’re pleased to announce the release of version 2.0, now available on npm. Up until now, the official releases of Esprima have only parsed ECMAScript 5 standard syntax. However, the experimental “harmony” branch has been adding ECMAScript 20
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