An eslisp macro that rewrites its input forms' atoms that contain dots
into property accesses. This means you can write x.y.1 instead of (. x y 1), which compiles to JS as x.y[1];.
Ignores trailing and leading dots, and atoms that consist of dots.
(macro propertify (require "/path/to/elisp-propertify/index.js"))
(propertify (a.b 42))
↓
a.b(42);
See the tests for fuller usage.
It's totally reasonable to wrap your whole program in this. Consider the
eslisp compiler's --transform flag.
If you need a computed member expression, you'll still need the . macro: For
example, to get a.b[b.length], you'll need to write (. a.b b.length).
ISC.