Support for ImportDeclaration #181
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LGTM. Merging |
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Support for ImportDeclaration
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I'll modify a little later. |
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YAY |
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@Constellation I'll take a look then so I get it right next time. Thanks! |
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Add minifying support ref #181
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Added minifying support. |
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Fixes #180.
I'm totally new to escodegen, so I'm not entirely sure I'm following correctly the use of your API. I don't think I should be using
generateExpressionorgenerateStatementsince import declarations do not take expressions or statements.There's also an issue in Esprima that makes it parse incorrectly import declarations like
import foo, {bar} from 'foo';so that should be fixed in the Esprima side.