swc_ecma_parser:
- improve parser's tests
It now shows the code failed to parse
- allow rest pattern in catch clause
- fix parsing of named export (semicolon)
swc_ecma_transforms:
- implement array spread
- add helper methods (objectWithoutProperties)
- add some fast paths
- make es2015::parameters handle catch clauses
- don't show helpers when execution failed
- export fixer
swc_common:
- update rustc-ap crates to v313
swc_ecma_ast:
- use bool instead of Option<Span>
swc_ecma_parser:
- remove LexerInput
- use uncons_while
- assert only on debug mode
- use Visit instead of Fold while verifying
- replace debug! with trace!
- disable logging while benchmarking
- drop slog
swc_ecma_transforms:
- classes: fold Decl instead of Stmt
swc:
- add nodejs binding
swc_common:
- implement VisitWith for &T and [T]
swc_ecma_ast:
- fix codegen of `===`
swc_ecma_parser:
- fix parsing of array pattern
swc_ecma_transforms:
- implement es2015::destructuring
- implement es2015::computed_properties
- implement es2015::duplicate_keys
- implement es2015::parameters
- fix `InjectHelper` pass
Note that getters / setters in class are not supported yet
- Run execution tests via jest
- ignore es2016::exponentation tests
swc_ecma_transforms:
- implement es2015::block_scoped_functions
- implement tagged template literal without escape handling
- hygiene: rename to different number
- scope: handle pattern by folding children
swc_ecma_ast:
- use Str instead of String for template literal
swc_ecma_parser:
- fix lexer tests
- handle template literal correctly
template literals now have cooked field
swc_ecma_codegen:
- escape newline character and backslash ('\')
testing:
- preserve context of the span in `::testing::DropSpan`
swc_ecma_codegen:
- disable get_text_of_node to avoid deoptimization
swc_ecma_transforms:
- allow using this inside arrow expression
- implement es2015::block_scoping with hygiene ident
ecma_transforms:
- implement es2015::instanceof
- implement es2015::typeof_symbol
- implement inline_globals pass
ecma_parser:
- `PResult<T>` is now `Result<T, ()>` and `Err(())` means that an error is emitted.
- add docs
