How to use the emptyStatement function from @babel/types

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@babel/types.emptyStatement represents an empty statement node in the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) of a JavaScript program.

populate.js

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    throw new Error("Expected string substitution");
  }
} else if (placeholder.type === "statement") {
  if (index === undefined) {
    if (!replacement) {
      replacement = t.emptyStatement();
    } else if (Array.isArray(replacement)) {
      replacement = t.blockStatement(replacement);
    } else if (typeof replacement === "string") {
      replacement = t.expressionStatement(t.identifier(replacement));

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generator.js

GitHub: pb2323/browserstack-detox

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  const isListOfChecks = typeCheckCreator instanceof Array;
  return isListOfChecks
    ? typeCheckCreator.map((singleCheck) => singleCheck(json, functionName))
    : typeCheckCreator instanceof Function
      ? typeCheckCreator(json, functionName)
      : t.emptyStatement();
}

function createLogImport(pathFragments) {
  const fragments = [...pathFragments];

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How does @babel/types.emptyStatement work?

@babel/types.emptyStatement is an object that represents an empty statement in a JavaScript program AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) without any expression or operation, commonly used as a placeholder. It has no properties, methods or functions associated with it.

Ai Example

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const t = require("@babel/types");

const emptyStatement = t.emptyStatement();
console.log(emptyStatement);

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