Any plan to support web-mode about js2-refactor.el HOT 4 CLOSED

@Qquanwei I confirm that with the following settings js2-refactor works in web-mode for javascript files:

(add-hook 'web-mode-hook #'js2-minor-mode)
(add-hook 'web-mode-hook #'js2-refactor-mode)

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@Qquanwei Have you tried to turn on js2-minor-mode in web-mode?

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@NicolasPetton Great to know there's js2-minor-mode.

A little observation: I tried in a web-mode buffer, when the code is <script>function () {...}</script>, js2r says there's parse errors, when I removed the <script> </script>tags, js2-parsed-errors is nil and js2r works fine.

Thoughts on maybe-a-new-feature: The above is the most common situation when I want to use web-mode: an html or server side template file, with javascript codes wrapped in <script> tags. js2r doesn't work unless we extract the js codes for js2-mode to parse them alone, not the whole buffer. Is it a good idea to maybe have some configs like (setq js2-js-code-surrounding-tags '("<script>" "</script>")) (setq js2-js-code-matcher "<script>\\(.+\\)<\\/script>") (don't mind my elisp regex error if there's any), so users can easily use all js2 and js2r goodies in html files and so?

This feature shouldn't be too hard to implement with some with-temp-buffer thing I guess? But still a bit beyond my reach and it may fit in js2 so... Also this may not cover all server side template files like var <?=$name?> = "<?=$value?>"; (<?=$var?> is the .php file interpolation syntax) as js2 will have parse errors on them, but covering html files should still be quite a step.

Wait, should I open an issue for js2-mode?

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