* Creates a define for node. * @param {Object} module the "module" object that is defined by Node for the * current module. * @param {Function} [re

* Appends a string of text to the buffer * * @param {string} str * @param {object} state

* Catches up as `catchup` but removes all non-newline characters. * * Equivalent to appending as many newlines as there are in the original source

* Catches up as `catchup` but replaces non-whitespace chars with spaces.

* Catches up as `catchup` but removes all non-whitespace characters.

* Comparator between two mappings where the generated positions are * compared. * * Optionally pass in `true` as `onlyCompareGenerated` to co

* Comparator between two mappings where the original positions are compared. * * Optionally pass in `true` as `onlyCompareGenerated` to consider

* Checks whether a node or any of its sub-nodes contains * a syntactic construct of the passed type. * @param {object} node - AST node to test. * @

* A `state` object represents the state of the parser. It has "local" and * "global" parts. Global contains parser position, source, etc. Local conta

* Eval provided source after transforming it. * * @param {string} source Original source code * @param {object?} options Options to pass to jstrans

* @param {String} contents * @return {String}

* Given a list of transform names, return the ordered list of visitors to be * passed to the transform() function. * * @param {array?} excludes *

* This is a helper function for getting values from parameter/options * objects. * * @param args The object we are extracting values from

* Returns original source for an AST node. * @param {object} node * @param {object} state * @return {string}

* Given a list of visitor set names, return the ordered list of visitors to be * passed to jstransform. * * @param {array} * @return {array}

* Calculates indent from the beginning of the line until "start" or the first * character before start. * @example * " foo.bar()" * ^

* @constructor * @private

* Same as catchup but does not touch the buffer * * @param {number} end * @param {object} state

* Same as parse but returns an object of prop: value instead of array of paris * If a property appers more than once the last one will be returned *

* Find and run all script tags with type="text/jsx". * * @internal

* Removes all non-whitespace characters

* Because behavior goes wacky when you set `__proto__` on objects, we * have to prefix all the strings in our set with an arbitrary character. *

* Updates a copy of a given state with "update" and returns an updated state. * * @param {object} state * @param {object} update * @return {obje

* @public

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state

* Methods cause trouble, since esprima parses them as a key/value pair, where * the location of the value starts at the method body. For example * {

* @public

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state

* Transforms the following: * * var MyComponent = React.createClass({ * render: ... * }); * * into: * * var MyComponent = React.createClass

* @param {function} traverse * @param {object} node * @param {array} path * @param {object} state