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Parenthesized import calls are valid callees for new expressions. The unparenthesized form remains a syntax error, but the grouped expression must parse and then fail at runtime if the produced Promise is not a constructor. Add syntax coverage for both forms.
23 lines
805 B
JavaScript
23 lines
805 B
JavaScript
describe("parsing", () => {
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test("can parse call import call", () => {
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expect("import('a')").toEval();
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expect("import('a', )").toEval();
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expect("import('a', {options: true})").toEval();
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});
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test("parenthesized import call can be used as a new callee", () => {
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expect("new import('a')").not.toEval();
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expect("new (import('a'), function() {})").toEval();
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});
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test("does not crash on unexpected tokens after import", () => {
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expect("f = import('a')").toEval();
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expect("f= import").not.toEval();
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expect("f= import;").not.toEval();
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expect("f= import?").not.toEval();
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expect("f= import'").not.toEval();
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expect("f= import 'a'").not.toEval();
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expect("f= import['a']").not.toEval();
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});
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});
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