Module rslint_parser::syntax::expr [−][src]
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Expressions, these include this, identifiers, arrays, objects,
binary expressions, unary expressions, and more.
See the ECMAScript spec.
Constants
Functions
Arguments to a function.
An array literal such as [foo, bar, ...baz].
An assignment expression such as foo += bar or foo = 5.
A binary expression such as 2 + 2 or foo * bar + 2
An array expression for property access or indexing, such as foo[0] or foo?.["bar"]
A conditional expression such as foo ? bar : baz
A dot expression for accessing a property
A general expression.
An identifier name, either an ident or a keyword
A left hand side expression, either a member expression or a call expression such as foo().
A literal expression.
A member or new expression with subscripts. e.g. new foo, new Foo(), foo, or foo().bar[5]
An object literal such as { a: b, "b": 5 + 5 }.
An individual object property such as "a": b or 5: 6 + 6.
A parenthesis expression, also called a grouping expression.
A postifx expression, either LHSExpr [no linebreak] ++ or LHSExpr [no linebreak] --.
A primary expression such as a literal, an object, an array, or this.
A spread element consisting of three dots and an assignment expression such as ...foo
Dot, Array, or Call expr subscripts. Including optional chaining.
A template literal such as “abcd ${efg}”
A unary expression such as !foo or ++bar