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Typescript parsing
See original GitHub issueThere are no plans to implement support for Typescript parsing in Meriyah.
You can use the Buntis parser if you need to parse JS, TS and JSX / TSX.
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- Created 4 years ago
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@lukeed opened this issue ticked https://github.com/escaya/escaya/issues/8
I will soon enough open a PR on the Escaya repo with the first draft of v. 1.0. Then you will get some more ideas. Still not there.
For now Escaya is on a basic level where I work out all edge cases for recover and incremental mode. But parses JS just fine.