GitHub - MatAtBread/fast-async
'fast-async' is a Babel plugin that implements the ES7 keywords async and await using syntax transformation at compile-time, rather than generators. For Babel v6.x.x install fast-async@6 For Babel v7.x.x install fast-async@7 NB: Babel 7 is in beta. The core nodent functionality is due to be included in Babel 7 release - see babel/babel#7076 The main reason for using 'fast-async' as opposed to Babe
Babili (babel-minify) · Babel
Posted Aug 30, 2016 by Henry Zhu We released Babili as beta (0.0.1) a few days ago under an MIT license! Try it out in the Babel REPL and report any bugs or potential optimizations we can make! There’s also a #minify slack room! There are a lot of (valid) questions about why a new minifier is a good idea, so this post should help with that. TL;DR: Babili can accept ES2015+ input, while current min
Kornel / babel-preset-php · GitLab
Babel preset for converting PHP syntax to JavaScript. It can run subset of PHP in the browser or in Node.js. Expanding Atwood's Law.
`babel-preset-env`: a preset that configures Babel for you
babel-preset-env is a new preset that lets you specify an environment and automatically enables the necessary plugins. The problem # At the moment, several presets let you determine what features Babel should support: babel-preset-es2015, babel-preset-es2016, etc.: incrementally support various versions of ECMAScript. es2015 transpiles what’s new in ES6 to ES5, es2016 transpiles what’s new in ES2
Misunderstanding ES6 Modules, Upgrading Babel, Tears, and a Solution
Making software development more accessible · Husband, Father, Mormon, Teacher, OSS, GDE, @TC39 · @PayPalEng @eggheadio @FrontendMasters @JavaScriptAir · #JS Misunderstanding ES6 Modules, Upgrading Babel, Tears, and a SolutionOn October 29th, 2015, Sebastian McKenzie, James Kyle, and the rest of the Babel team dropped a huge major release for frontend developers everywhere: Babel 6.0.0. It’s total
Clearing up the Babel 6 Ecosystem
With the somewhat recent release of Babel 6 comes a fairly dramatic shift from the older versions in that every component has been split out and thinned down. This simplification is fantastic from a component responsibilities standpoint but has left a number of users confused. Part of the confusion is due to the vast amount of version-unqualified educational resources—including 1st party documenta
Babel 6: loose mode
Babel’s loose mode transpiles ES6 code to ES5 code that is less faithful to ES6 semantics. This blog post explains how that works and what the pros and cons are (spoiler: normally not recommended). Starting point for this series of posts on Babel 6: “Configuring Babel 6” [explains the basics: configuration files, presets, plugins, etc.] Two modes # Many plugins in Babel have two modes: A normal m
Transpile Async Await proposal with Babel.js?
Babel v6 As of Babel v6, Babel doesn't contain any transformers itself anymore. You have to explicitly specify any feature you want to transform. Presets - non ES2015 environment The quickest way to get this working is to use presets which already contain the set of plugins needed to transform ES2015 and newer proposals. For async, you will need the es2015 and es2017 presets and the runtime plugin
Babel 6: configuring ES6 standard library and helpers
This blog post is outdated. Please read Chap. “Babel: configuring standard library and helpers” in “Setting up ES6”. This blog post explains how to configure how Babel 6 accesses its own helper functions and the ES6 standard library. The following GitHub repo lets you play with what’s explained here: babel-config-demo Starting point for this series of posts on Babel 6: “Configuring Babel 6” [expla
Configuring Babel 6
Update: This series of blog post has been turned into the book “Setting up ES6” (which is free to read online). Babel 6 is much more configurable than Babel 5, but also more difficult to configure. This blog post gives tips. Follow-up blog posts: [2015-12-11] Babel 6: configuring ES6 standard library and helpers [2015-12-12] Babel 6: loose mode [2015-12-13] Babel and CommonJS modules Installing Ba
Using the ES6 transpiler Babel on Node.js
This blog post is outdated (it covers Babel 5). Please read Sect. “Node.js setup: Dynamically transpiled ES6 via Babel” in “Setting up ES6”. This blog post explains how to use the ES6 transpiler Babel with Node.js. You can download the code shown in this post on GitHub. For further information on ECMAScript 6, consult the ebook “Exploring ES6”. Warning: The approach explained in this post is conve
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GitHub - babel/minify: :scissors: An ES6+ aware minifier based on the Babel toolchain (beta)
GitHub - gcanti/babel-plugin-tcomb: Babel plugin for static and runtime type checking using Flow and tcomb
GitHub - jamiebuilds/babel-handbook: :blue_book: A guided handbook on how to use Babel and how to create plugins for Babel.
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