JavaScript Parsing: Support for ES2022 module string names syntax is now available, allowing you to use string names in exports and imports, enhancing your coding flexibility.
Unicode Support: The parser now supports ECMAScript 13 unicode properties, improving compatibility with the latest JavaScript features.
Unicode Upgrade: The parser is upgraded to support Unicode 14, ensuring better handling of international characters and symbols.
Improvements
Parser Efficiency: The parser now uses a manual loop to scan for line ends, improving performance by reducing unnecessary processing time in minified code.
Parser Functionality: The parser now correctly consumes semicolons after export-all statements, fixing a bug that caused issues in your code.
Fixes
Fix a bug that caused semicolons after export * statements to be parsed as empty statements, ensuring your exports work as intended.
Fix performance issues by using a loop to find line breaks, enhancing the overall efficiency of the parser.
Others
Update the usage description for better clarity, making it easier for you to understand how to use the parser effectively.