How to use @babel/plugin-transform-literals - 1 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @babel/plugin-transform-literals examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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return () => ({
plugins: [
[require('@babel/plugin-transform-template-literals').default, { loose }],
require('@babel/plugin-transform-literals').default,
require('@babel/plugin-transform-function-name').default,
[require('@babel/plugin-transform-arrow-functions').default],
require('@babel/plugin-transform-block-scoped-functions').default,
[require('@babel/plugin-transform-classes').default, { loose }],
require('@babel/plugin-transform-object-super').default,
require('@babel/plugin-transform-shorthand-properties').default,
require('@babel/plugin-transform-duplicate-keys').default,
[
require('@babel/plugin-transform-computed-properties').default,
{ loose },
],
[require('@babel/plugin-transform-for-of').default, { loose }],
require('@babel/plugin-transform-sticky-regex').default,
require('@babel/plugin-transform-unicode-regex').default,
require('@babel/plugin-check-constants').default,
[require('@babel/plugin-transform-spread').default, { loose }],@babel/plugin-transform-literals
Compile ES2015 unicode string and number literals to ES5
