c60bf9a897
Using a `SequenceExpression` instead, we avoid awkward `AssignmentExpression`s as direct children of `BlockStatement`s.
32 lines
826 B
JavaScript
32 lines
826 B
JavaScript
import explode from "babel-helper-explode-assignable-expression";
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import * as t from "babel-types";
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export default function(opts: { build: Function, operator: string }): Object {
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const { build, operator } = opts;
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return {
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AssignmentExpression(path) {
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const { node, scope } = path;
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if (node.operator !== operator + "=") return;
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const nodes = [];
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const exploded = explode(node.left, nodes, this, scope);
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nodes.push(
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t.assignmentExpression(
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"=",
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exploded.ref,
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build(exploded.uid, node.right),
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),
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);
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path.replaceWith(t.sequenceExpression(nodes));
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},
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BinaryExpression(path) {
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const { node } = path;
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if (node.operator === operator) {
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path.replaceWith(build(node.left, node.right));
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}
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},
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};
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}
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