esprima

Are there any static code analyzer for ESprima AST, that work with new syntax? I've found https:/

It's a known limitation: https://github.com/jquery/esprima/issues/1098. -- Ariya Hidayat, https:/

Hi Damian, That seems a bit weird indeed. The AST can be quite big but it should not be unreasonably

When I use typescript , I often do something like this : (just an example , not in real project) ```

Yes, prefixing the code with "use strict" will guarantee the initial strict mode. Make sure

Hi. I noticed this post and wonder if the forStatement have been cleaned up and the bugs been fixed?

Hi, is there already a specification for a binary representation of the AST? Or more general: Is

There is a desire for help, which has been expressed many times, even in this thread. I can't be

Esprima should not implement stage 1 proposals. These proposals are very immature and will likely

Hi everyone! I'm excited to share the news that Esprima 4.0.0 has been released! For npm users,

Hi David, I am not aware of any initiative to formalize ESTree standard, ie moving it from de facto

I understand you, and I see you got a long TODO. Performance is not important to me ATM. I'm

The link seems to be broken. Could you please provide a live link? On Friday, 2 November 2012 07:33:

Hi Kenny, When you play with these optimizations in your setup, what's the improvement that you

Hi everyone! I'm excited to share the news that Esprima 3.1.0 has been released! For npm users,

Hello everyone, I'm excited to announce the immediate availability of Esprima 3.0! If you use

Isn't ESValidate a command line tool? https://github.com/duereg/esvalidate#usage esvalidate -h On

Hi Bill, For that purpose, please grab Esprima (eg from CDN) as described in http://esprima.org/doc/

You can use the 1.x line of Esprima to detect full ES5 compliance. If it doesn't parse in the 1.x

Hello everyone! Consider a set of certain circumstances, it is likely that we are going to bump the

Hello everyone, I'm excited to share with you that the latest Esprima 2.7 is now available! For

I understand your request, and its differences from the current interface. I was pointing out an

It's our pleasure to announce that Esprima 2.6 is now available! If you use Esprima via Node.js/

Arguably. I think the shift parser/ast does something like this? In esprima the differentiator for

var fs = require('fs'); var esprima = require('esprima'); var esmangle = require(

I know that specific obfuscators can be detected. I'm seeking a general approach based on static

Hi Earl, You may want to watch/track https://github.com/jquery/esprima/issues/1113. There is however

Hi Pratik, V8 doesn't expose its parse tree. If you want to do that, you need to modify V8. If

Ha, I must have forgotten pushing the tag. Let me check... I'll merge 309 right away as it's

Moving esprima list to BCC, as this is getting off topic. Progress on ES6 support is just starting.