add support for ecmascript 2018-2024 #27
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This is amazing @s0md3v! Do you have any unit tests we could use for these changes? Are there any tests you are aware of that canonically test the new features? I'd love to merge these in and also propose changes to the Esprima project. |
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I have created esprima2 to get the parsing working again for modern real-world javascript code. It adds missing support for ECMAScript 2018-2024.
This pull request contains core additions from my project, I hope they prove useful.