Add complex expression handling with Peast #39
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Until now the Javascript expression handling has been limited to simple expressions and has used regexps to process the strings of Javascript code. As we move to support more advanced Vue features, we need to be able to process more complex Javascript expressions and need to move away from regexps.
Peast is a library that is already used in Mediawiki that converts Javascript expressions into an abstract syntax tree representation. Using Peast we can more reliably parse Javascript and implement more complex expression handling.
Refactor the existing BasicJsExpressionParser to use Peast, and add handling of Object expressions (
{ test: 'value' }).Bug: T396855