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Spread operator doesn't evaluate internals about coffee-react-transform HOT 1 OPEN

ElliotChong commented on June 30, 2024

Spread operator doesn't evaluate internals

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ElliotChong commented on June 30, 2024

I've started work on a fix for #73, #62, and #39 @ https://github.com/ElliotChong/coffee-react-transform/commits/patch-1

It passes all existing tests and it should fix #62 and #39; however, I'm having some trouble with the assignment requirement outlined in this issue (#73).

It seems like the closing curly brace in structured assignment / Object creation isn't being output... I'm wondering if there's some code that might be de-duplicating curly braces that are back to back?

Test Case:

##desc
self closing tag with spread attribute with object creation
##input
<Component a={b} {... { d: "e" } } b="c" />
##expected
React.createElement(Component, React.__spread({"a": (b)},  {"d": "e"} , {"b": "c"}))
##end

Output:

Error: compile error in testcase: self closing tag with spread attribute with object creation

React.createElement(Component, React.__spread({"a": (b)},  { d: "e" , {"b": "c"}))

Test Case:

##desc
self closing spread attribute on next line with object creation
##input
<Component
  a="b"
  c="d"
  {...{ e: "f"}}

/>
##expected
React.createElement(Component, React.__spread({ \
  "a": "b",  \
  "c": "d"
  }, { e: "f"}

))
##end

Output:

Error: compile error in testcase: self closing spread attribute on next line with object creation

React.createElement(Component, React.__spread({ \
  "a": "b",  \
  "c": "d"
  }, ({ e: "f"



))

@jsdf Any thoughts on why that closing curly brace isn't appearing?

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