How to use the assertObjectExpression function from babel-types

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index.js

GitHub: MarcoScabbiolo/generator-react-app-redux

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  this._entriesFileIncosistentError(
    'Left side of the assignment must be a MemberExpression for the property exports'
  )
);

types.assertObjectExpression(expression.right);

// Finally add the entry
expression.right.properties.push(
  types.objectProperty(

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buildLiteralAstSpec.js

GitHub: learndot/auth0-bundler

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const testSingleProperty = (t, obj, expectedOptions, expectedType) => {
    const [ key ] = R.keys(obj);
    const ast = buildLiteralAst(obj);

    babelTypes.assertObjectExpression(ast);

    t.is(ast.properties.length, 1);
    babelTypes.assertStringLiteral(ast.properties[0].key, { value: key });
    babelTypes[`assert${expectedType}Literal`](ast.properties[0].value, expectedOptions);

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resolveSpread.js

GitHub: Kureev/react-navigation-parser

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const visitors = {
  VariableDeclaration(node) {
    node.declarations.forEach((declaration) => {
      if (declaration.id.name === spreadProperty.argument.name) {
        t.assertObjectExpression(declaration.init);
        /**
         * Theoretically, `init` may contain nested spreads, but for now
         * I don't take it into account.
         * @todo Recursively check for nested spreads

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