"Raw" string instead of manually building complex nodes
See original GitHub issueI’ve seen this “template” functionality: https://github.com/facebook/jscodeshift/pull/16
But it doesn’t seem to work for property values? Is there any other way of inserting code as-is (as a string) without building the nodes out?
This doesn’t work…
j.property('init', j.identifier(lang), j.template.statement(`input => "test"`));
Unexpected token, expected ";"
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I was using a function call, and not the template literal syntax. I wasn’t aware of that feature until now, thanks!
sorry, should have read more carefully, just noticed you already specifically pointed that out.