Precompilation?
See original GitHub issueI’d love to use Moo for a library I’m building, but it needs to be extremely lightweight (even more than 4KB minzipped).
Is there a possibility of adding an option to precompile, a step which would basically moo.compile
a grammar and then output a generated, more lightweight JS file that could be tweaked and customized?
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@nathan thanks!
I seem to remember once running a benchmark that showed that
str[0]
actually ended up being faster thanstr.charCodeAt(0)
. Is there a reason whycharCodeAt
was chosen?Benchmarks at the time showed that it was slightly faster. It’s certainly possible that’s changed.