Ref: facebook/jscodeshift#176
For e.g. Let's consider the following source code as input passed to recast.print();
const code = [
"async function add(a, b) {",
" const z = foo || await getFoo();",
" return z;",
"}"
].join("\n");
const ast = recast.parse(code);
recast.print(ast);
Behaviour:
Prints a modified code, with await getFoo() surrounded by parentheses (normal brackets).
// PrintResult {
// code: 'async function add(a, b) {\n' +
// ' const z = foo || (await getFoo());\n' +
// ' return z;\n' +
// '}'
// }
Expected Behaviour:
Should not contain parenthesis if they were not present in the original code.
// PrintResult {
// code: 'async function add(a, b) {\n' +
// ' const z = foo || await getFoo();\n' +
// ' return z;\n' +
// '}'
// }
If there are any restrictions in supporting this, can it be possible to put this "adding auto parentheses" feature behind a recast options toggle?
Also if you need any support, I can work on this issue with some guidance 👍🏽
Thanks for all your efforts and creating this awesome library 🙇🏽 💯
Ref: facebook/jscodeshift#176
For e.g. Let's consider the following source code as input passed to
recast.print();Behaviour:
Prints a modified code, with
await getFoo()surrounded by parentheses (normal brackets).Expected Behaviour:
Should not contain parenthesis if they were not present in the original code.
If there are any restrictions in supporting this, can it be possible to put this "adding auto parentheses" feature behind a recast
optionstoggle?Also if you need any support, I can work on this issue with some guidance 👍🏽
Thanks for all your efforts and creating this awesome library 🙇🏽 💯