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add ESM support #3
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@searls Please note that to continue working on |
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This also obsoletes #2 as I updated |
This was referenced May 8, 2020
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Landed in 1.1.0! |
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function-names-at-a-line does not support ESM because Acorn needs a special
sourceType: 'module'to be able to parseimportandexport.I took the opportunity to upgrade all the dependencies to the latest (very important in the case of JS parsers, I believe), although upgrading
teenytestcaused some weird runtime errors, so I left it at the current version (it's a dev dependency, so not very important).