Exception occurs with some code

C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\scope\function-hoister.js:106
            _this2.functionScope.register(node.id.name, new _scopeVariable2['default'](node));
                                                 ^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of null
    at Controller.enter (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\scope\function-hoister.js:106:50)
    at Controller.__execute (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\node_modules\estraverse\estraverse.js:397:31)
    at Controller.traverse (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\node_modules\estraverse\estraverse.js:501:28)
    at Object.traverse (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\node_modules\estraverse\estraverse.js:713:27)
    at Object.traverse (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\traverser.js:42:36)
    at FunctionHoister.hoistVariables (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\scope\function-hoister.js:100:30)
    at FunctionHoister.hoist (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\scope\function-hoister.js:79:12)
    at hoistFunction (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\transform\let.js:144:53)
    at enterProgram (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\transform\let.js:117:3)
    at Controller.enter (C:\npmprefix\node_modules\lebab\lib\transform\let.js:60:9)

[nene]

Ah… thanks. Now I get it.

• In ES5 one could only have a an anonymous FunctionExpression, but FunctionDeclarations always needed a name.
• In ES6 however the FunctionDeclarations in default export don’t need a name. But Lebab assumes they always must have a name.

Should be pretty easy to fix.

[lukeapage]

I patched it locally, so I don’t need a fix, but here is a repro

export default function() {
    var a;
}