This PR implements Arbitrary Module Namespace Identifiers, which is a JavaScript syntax feature that was added to JavaScript over two years ago (in ES2022). It allows import and export aliases to be strings instead of identifiers.
Before this PR:
Notice that the string content is incorrectly colored. In particular, the characters default in the middle of the string are confusingly highlighted as a keyword. The preceding type keyword is also not highlighted as a keyword when it should be.
After this PR:
All strings are highlighted as strings, and the type keyword is highlighted as a keyword.
This PR implements Arbitrary Module Namespace Identifiers, which is a JavaScript syntax feature that was added to JavaScript over two years ago (in ES2022). It allows import and export aliases to be strings instead of identifiers.
Before this PR:
Notice that the string content is incorrectly colored. In particular, the characters
defaultin the middle of the string are confusingly highlighted as a keyword. The precedingtypekeyword is also not highlighted as a keyword when it should be.After this PR:
All strings are highlighted as strings, and the
typekeyword is highlighted as a keyword.