How to use the ObjectExpression function from @babel/types

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@babel/types.ObjectExpression is a type in the Babel AST that represents an object literal expression.

transformJs.js

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          t.Identifier(k),
          obj[k].isAstNode ? obj[k].value : t.Identifier(obj[k])
        )
      );
    });
    return t.ObjectExpression(ObjectPropertyArr);
  }
  return null;
}

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index.js

GitHub: infernojs/babel-plugin-inferno

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    astValue: getValue(t, astProp.value),
    astSpread: null
  });
} else if (propName.substr(0, 11) === 'onComponent' && isComponent) {
  if (!ref) {
    ref = t.ObjectExpression([]);
  }
  ref.properties.push(
    t.ObjectProperty(getName(t, propName), getValue(t, astProp.value))
  );

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How does @babel/types.ObjectExpression work?

@babel/types.ObjectExpression is an object representing an object literal in an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) generated by Babel. It contains properties and methods for working with and manipulating object literals in JavaScript code. The properties property of the ObjectExpression node contains an array of the properties of the object, and computed property specifies whether the properties are accessed using computed keys or not.

plugin-i18n-jsx.js

GitHub: unStone/i18n-ast

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    for(const o in obj) {
      ObjectPropertyArr.push(
        t.ObjectProperty(t.Identifier(o), t.Identifier(obj[o]))
      )
    }
    return t.ObjectExpression(ObjectPropertyArr)
  }
  return null;
}

es5toes6.js

GitHub: 2833844911/cy_jsvmp

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}
off = 1
if (!ofg[hj[i].node.key.name]){
    ofg[hj[i].node.key.name] = {}
    ofg[hj[i].node.key.name]['keyme'] = []
    ofg[hj[i].node.key.name]['value'] = tee.ObjectExpression(ofg[hj[i].node.key.name]['keyme'])
}
ofg[hj[i].node.key.name]['keyme'].push(
        tee.ObjectProperty(tee.valueToNode(hj[i].node.kind), tee.functionExpression(null,hj[i].node.params, hj[i].node.body))
);

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Ai Example

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

const obj = t.objectExpression([
  t.objectProperty(t.identifier("name"), t.stringLiteral("John")),
  t.objectProperty(t.identifier("age"), t.numericLiteral(30)),
]);

console.log(obj);

In this example, @babel/types.ObjectExpression is used to create an object expression AST node that represents the following object literal: javascript Copy code

babelPlugin.js

GitHub: caiwuu/Typex

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    : node.value
    ? t.stringLiteral(node.value.value)
    : t.booleanLiteral(true)
}
function convertAttribute(attrs) {
  return t.ObjectExpression(
    attrs.map((i) => {
      if (t.isJSXAttribute(i)) {
        const name = convertAttrName(i)
        const value = convertAttrValue(i)

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