- Use AST_Destructuring for lhf assignment patterns
- Use AST_DefaultAssign for default assignments
- Add more checks for lhs expressions
- Add lots of testing
- Cleanup ast (e.g. remove default property)
- Fix#1402 based on a patch from @kzc
- Refine spread allowance in array destructring pattern
- Add destructuring AST tree checker
- remove call to evaluate() in is_constant() and let nested optimize() does its job instead
- reject RegExp in is_constant() and remove special case logic under collapse_vars
- operands to conditionals optimisation are now always evaluate()-ed
- throw error in constant_value() instead of returning undefined to catch possible bugs, similar to make_node_from_constant()
- optimise binary boolean operators under `evaluate` instead of `conditionals`
* Fixes#1147: template strings not obeying -b ascii_only true
* Allow evaluation of template expressions by adding optimizers and
walkers
* Make sure tagged templates are never changed
* Remove template tokenizer in parser, add template tokenizer in
tokenizer. It is using a brace counter to track brace position of
templates
* Add tokens `template_head` and `template_substitution` but parsing
tokens stays mostly the same
* Do not output strings anymore in AST_TemplateString, instead use
AST_TemplateSegment
* Fix parsing tagged templates, allowing multiple templates behind
as spec allows this
These changes don't influence tagged templates because raw content
may influence code execution, however they are safe to do in normal
templates:
* Allow basic string concatenation of templates where possible
* Allow custom character escape style similar to strings, except in
tagged templates
Note that expressions are still compressed in tagged templates.
Optional things that may be improved later:
* Custom quote style for templates if it doesn't have expressions.
Making it obey the quote_style option if this is the case.
Has little or no impact on minification size in the majority of
cases but can speed up rollup builds significantly.
This sequences change also has the beneficial side effect of avoiding
"stack size exceeded" errors on very large input files.
The user is free to alter the sequences limit if they are so inclined.
The previous sequences limit was 2000. 20 is often sufficient.
catch identifier is mangled correctly for ES5 standards-compliant JS engines by default.
Unconditionally use the ie8 if/do-while workaround whether or not --screw-ie8 is enabled.
To support non-standard ie8 javascript use: uglifyjs --support-ie8
- Partially reverting 91cdb93e57 and eaf3911c31 and reimplement
- Add generators support for objects and classes
- Only classes can have static methods so restrict use of it
Special thanks to @rvanvelzen and @kzc for reviewing this patch and
providing constructive feedback over and over again.
