magic-string-ast
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magic-string with Babel AST shortcut.
# npm
npm i magic-string-ast
# jsr
npx jsr add -D @sxzz/magic-string-ast
import { MagicStringAST } from 'magic-string-ast'
const offset = 0
const node = {
// AST node from @babel/parser
start: 6,
end: 7,
// ...
}
const s = new MagicStringAST('const a = 1')
s.sliceNode(node, { offset }) // 'a'
s.removeNode(node)
s.moveNode(node, 0)
s.overwriteNode(node, 'foo')
For more APIs, see docs and magic-string.
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magic-string with Babel AST shortcut.
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