How to use the @putout/engine-parser.print function in @putout/engine-parser
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const printAST = (a) => isStr(a) ? a : print(a);
const getFn = (a) => (...args) => {find(ast, {push}) {
const oldCode = print(ast);
transform(ast, oldCode, name);
const newCode = print(ast);
if (newCode === oldCode)
return;
const positions = getPositions(oldCode, newCode);
for (const start of positions) {
const node = {
loc: {
start,
},
};
const path = {
node,find(ast, {push}) {
const oldCode = print(ast);
transform(ast, oldCode, name);
const newCode = print(ast);
if (newCode === oldCode)
return;
const positions = getPositions(oldCode, newCode);
for (const start of positions) {
const node = {
loc: {
start,
},
};
const path = {
node,
};const ast = parse(clearSource, {
parser,
isTS,
isFlow,
isJSX,
});
const places = transform(ast, source, opts);
if (!opts.fix)
return {
code: source,
places,
};
const printed = print(ast);
const code = `${shebang}${printed}`;
return {
code,
places,
};
};
