Support for ES6?

[bricejlin]

Any plans of supporting ES6? We're working on a project that uses ES6 (through 6to5) and would love to be able to measure complexity based on that versus the converted ES5 code.

[jsoverson]

Plans come at the parser level and then the analysis level. Nothing will likely come until esprima supports es6 proper. They've stated that won't happen until the spec is ratified or at least until it fully stabilizes.

That said, there were no syntax changes proposed at the last TC39 meeting and ratification is reportedly imminent.

[jamiebuilds]

Hi @jsoverson, I'm a contributor to 6to5 (and marionette 😜). If you need any help with this let me know or feel free to stop by our gitter room.

[jsoverson]

@thejameskyle i'm expecting some new developments for javascript parsing in the next few weeks so am holding off until those settle. If you're interested in coming down to MV from SF sometime soon we could go over some of the details at Shape. Lunch is on me :-)

[jamiebuilds]

@jsoverson That sounds ominous 😜. I'd love to head down to Mountain View, I've been wanting to tour the google campus too.

[Timopheym]

+1, JSX support also will be great!

[martinmicunda]

+1

[mfpiccolo]

👍

[dcheng168]

👍

[ctumolosus]

👍

[mrichard]

+1

[alanmulhall]

👍

[ilanbiala]

Support for checking .es6/.es files will be available if #153 is merged in. Statistics and proper analysis will come later when that is ready.

[Josh-a-e]

+1

[chrisveness]

+1