@Llorx just published v1.9.6, you can use: js var meriyah = require('meriyah/dist/meriyah.umd.es5.js');

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es5 dist?

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IE11 is a non-deprecated browser and has problem with arrow functions and such. meriyah is really powerful under IE11 to parse ES6 scripts, but meriyah aslo has ES6 functionalities, so is impossible to make it run under IE11.

Is there any problem to also add a es5 output along with all the dist outputs existing now? Typescript works pretty well with this option, so it should be easy to add (as long as don’t has Proxies. Is the only thing that is impossible to translate to ES5, for obvious reasons).

Some libraries output multiple files (like this one), but they also add a xxx.es5.js one, for weird people like me that have to develop things for IE11 😕

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aladdin-addcommented, Jan 19, 2020

@Llorx just published v1.9.6, you can use:

var meriyah = require('meriyah/dist/meriyah.umd.es5.js');

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Llorxcommented, Feb 3, 2020

Woah, so fast. Is not even monday haha.

Thank you! ^^

EDIT: Tested and running under IE11. Had to add some polyfills but that’s on my side actually, and also a usual thing under IE11 so no problem with this.