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Very minor but it would be nice if there was someway to view the resulting ES6 on the site. I expected the "Try It!" button would let me see what EG code looked like when converted to ES6.
I realise that I can download the lib and compile my own code to see the output myself but it would be nice to have it on the site (ala CoffeeScript).
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I guess I could add it somewhere, but the main issue at the moment is that the compiled code can be a bit messy: the compiler introduces temporary variables quite liberally, variable names always get mangled (x -> x$0) for technical reasons. It's not too bad, but it's not super clean, and ideally I'd like to solve these technicalities before making a show of it.
You can technically view the ES5 in the repl if you were to run for example:
Caveats being that this is not the ES6 version, and references to $eg$global are a namespacing trick for the repl that you won't find in the code you compile yourself.
Very minor but it would be nice if there was someway to view the resulting ES6 on the site. I expected the "Try It!" button would let me see what EG code looked like when converted to ES6.
I realise that I can download the lib and compile my own code to see the output myself but it would be nice to have it on the site (ala CoffeeScript).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: