ruby2js 3.5.1 → 4.0.0

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-Ruby2js
+Ruby2JS
 =======
 
 Minimal yet extensible Ruby to JavaScript conversion.  
@@ -7,62 +7,14 @@ Minimal yet extensible Ruby to JavaScript conversion.
 [![Gem Version](https://badge.fury.io/rb/ruby2js.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/rb/ruby2js)
 [![Gitter](https://badges.gitter.im/ruby2js/community.svg)](https://gitter.im/ruby2js/community?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge)
 
-Description
----
-
-The base package maps Ruby syntax to JavaScript semantics.
-For example:
-
-  * a Ruby Hash literal becomes a JavaScript Object literal
-  * Ruby symbols become JavaScript strings.
-  * Ruby method calls become JavaScript function calls IF
-    there are either one or more arguments passed OR
-    parenthesis are used
-  * otherwise Ruby method calls become JavaScript property accesses.
-  * by default, methods and procs return `undefined`
-  * splats mapped to spread syntax when ES2015 or later is selected, and
-    to equivalents using `apply`, `concat`, `slice`, and `arguments` otherwise.
-  * ruby string interpolation is expanded into string + operations
-  * `and` and `or` become `&&` and `||`
-  * `a ** b` becomes `Math.pow(a,b)`
-  * `<< a` becomes `.push(a)`
-  * `unless` becomes `if !`
-  * `until` becomes `while !`
-  * `case` and `when` becomes `switch` and `case`
-  * ruby for loops become js for loops
-  * `(1...4).step(2){` becomes `for (var i = 1; i < 4; i += 2) {`
-  * `x.forEach { next }` becomes `x.forEach(function() {return})`
-  * `lambda {}` and `proc {}` becomes `function() {}`
-  * `class Person; end` becomes `function Person() {}`
-  * instance methods become prototype methods
-  * instance variables become underscored, `@name` becomes `this._name`
-  * self is assigned to this is if used
-  * Any block becomes and explicit argument `new Promise do; y(); end` becomes `new Promise(function() {y()})`
-  * regular expressions are mapped to js
-  * `raise` becomes `throw`
-  * expressions enclosed in backtick operators (\`\`) and `%x{}` literals are
-    evaluated in the context of the caller and the results are inserted
-    into the generated JavaScript.
 
-Ruby attribute accessors, methods defined with no parameters and no
-parenthesis, as well as setter method definitions, are
-mapped to
-[Object.defineProperty](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/defineProperty?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=JavaScript%2FReference%2FGlobal_Objects%2FObject%2FdefineProperty),
-so avoid these if you wish to target users running IE8 or lower.
+Documentation
+---
 
-While both Ruby and JavaScript have open classes, Ruby unifies the syntax for
-defining and extending an existing class, whereas JavaScript does not.  This
-means that Ruby2JS needs to be told when a class is being extended, which is
-done by prepending the `class` keyword with two plus signs, thus:
-`++class C; ...; end`.
+* Visit **[ruby2js.com](https://www.ruby2js.com)** for detailed setup instructions and API reference.
 
-Filters may be provided to add Ruby-specific or framework specific
-behavior.  Filters are essentially macro facilities that operate on
-an AST representation of the code.
+* [Try Ruby2JS online](https://ruby2js.com/demo)
 
-See
-[notimplemented_spec](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/notimplemented_spec.rb)
-for a list of Ruby features _known_ to be not implemented.
 
 Synopsis
 ---
@@ -93,615 +45,6 @@ Enable ES2015 support:
 puts Ruby2JS.convert('"#{a}"', eslevel: 2015)
 ```
 
-Enable strict support:
-
-```ruby
-puts Ruby2JS.convert('a=1', strict: true)
-```
-
-Emit strict equality comparisons:
-
-```ruby
-puts Ruby2JS.convert('a==1', comparison: :identity)
-```
-
-Emit nullish coalescing operators:
-
-```ruby
-puts Ruby2JS.convert('a || 1', or: :nullish)
-```
-
-Emit underscored private fields (allowing subclass access):
-
-```ruby
-puts Ruby2JS.convert('class C; def initialize; @f=1; end; end',
-  eslevel: 2020, underscored_private: true)
-```
-
-With [ExecJS](https://github.com/sstephenson/execjs):
-```ruby
-require 'ruby2js/execjs'
-require 'date'
-
-context = Ruby2JS.compile(Date.today.strftime('d = new Date(%Y, %-m-1, %-d)'))
-puts context.eval('d.getYear()')+1900
-```
-
-Conversions can be explored interactively using the
-[demo](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/demo/ruby2js.rb) provided.
-
-Introduction
----
-
-JavaScript is a language where `0` is considered `false`, strings are
-immutable, and the behaviors for operators like `==` are, at best,
-[convoluted](http://zero.milosz.ca/).
-
-Any attempt to bridge the semantics of Ruby and JavaScript will involve
-trade-offs.  Consider the following expression:
-
-```ruby
-a[-1]
-```
-
-Programmers who are familiar with Ruby will recognize that this returns the
-last element (or character) of an array (or string).  However, the meaning is
-quite different if `a` is a Hash.
-
-One way to resolve this is to change the way indexing operators are evaluated,
-and to provide a runtime library that adds properties to global JavaScript
-objects to handle this.  This is the approach that [Opal](http://opalrb.com/)
-takes.  It is a fine approach, with a number of benefits.  It also has some
-notable drawbacks.  For example,
-[readability](http://opalrb.com/try/#code:a%20%3D%20%22abc%22%3B%20puts%20a[-1])
-and
-[compatibility with other frameworks](https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/400).
-
-Another approach is to simply accept JavaScript semantics for what they are.
-This would mean that negative indexes would return `undefined` for arrays
-and strings.  This is the base approach provided by ruby2js.
-
-A third approach would be to do static transformations on the source in order
-to address common usage patterns or idioms.  These transformations can even be
-occasionally unsafe, as long as the transformations themselves are opt-in.
-ruby2js provides a number of such filters, including one that handles negative
-indexes when passed as a literal.  As indicated above, this is unsafe in that
-it will do the wrong thing when it encounters a hash index which is expressed
-as a literal constant negative one.  My experience is that such is rare enough
-to be safely ignored, but YMMV.  More troublesome, this also won’t work when
-the index is not a literal (e.g., `a[n]`) and the index happens to be
-negative at runtime.
-
-This quickly gets into gray areas.  `each` in Ruby is a common method that
-facilitates iteration over arrays.  `forEach` is the JavaScript equivalent.
-Mapping this is fine until you start using a framework like jQuery which
-provides a function named [each](http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.each/).
-
-Fortunately, Ruby provides `?` and `!` as legal suffixes for method names,
-Ruby2js filters do an exact match, so if you select a filter that maps `each`
-to `forEach`, `each!` will pass through the filter.  The final code that emits
-JavaScript function calls and parameter accesses will strip off these
-suffixes.
-
-This approach works well if it is an occasional change, but if the usage is
-pervasive, most filters support options to `exclude` a list of mappings,
-for example:
-
-```ruby
-puts Ruby2JS.convert('jQuery("li").each {|index| ...}', exclude: :each)
-```
-
-Alternatively, you can change the default:
-
-```ruby
-Ruby2JS::Filter.exclude :each
-```
-
-Static transformations and runtime libraries aren't aren’t mutually exclusive.
-With enough of each, one could reproduce any functionality desired.  Just be
-forewarned, that implementing a function like `method_missing` would require a
-_lot_ of work.
-
-Integrations
----
-
-While this is a low level library suitable for DIY integration, one of the
-obvious uses of a tool that produces JavaScript is by web servers.  Ruby2JS
-includes several integrations:
-
-*  [CGI](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/cgi.rb)
-*  [Sinatra](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/sinatra.rb)
-*  [Rails](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/rails.rb)
-*  [Haml](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/haml.rb)
-
-As you might expect, CGI is a bit sluggish.  By contrast, Sinatra and Rails
-are quite speedy as the bulk of the time is spent on the initial load of the
-required libraries.
-
-For easy integration with Webpack (and Webpacker in Rails 5+), you can use the
-[rb2js-loader](https://github.com/whitefusionhq/rb2js-loader) plugin.
-
-Filters
----
-
-In general, making use of a filter is as simple as requiring it.  If multiple
-filters are selected, they will all be applied in parallel in one pass through
-the script.
-
-* <a id="return" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/return.rb">return</a>
-  adds `return` to the last expression in functions.
-
-* <a id="require" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/require.rb">require</a>
-  supports `require` and `require_relative` statements.  Contents of files
-  that are required are converted to JavaScript and expanded inline.
-  `require` function calls in expressions are left alone.
-
-* <a id="camelCase" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/camelCase.rb">camelCase</a>
-  converts `underscore_case` to `camelCase`.  See
-  [camelcase_spec](https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/camelcase_spec.rb)
-  for examples.
-
-* <a id="functions" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/functions.rb">functions</a>
-
-    * `.all?` becomes `.every`
-    * `.any?` becomes `.some`
-    * `.chr` becomes `fromCharCode`
-    * `.clear` becomes `.length = 0`
-    * `.delete` becomes `delete target[arg]`
-    * `.downcase` becomes `.toLowerCase`
-    * `.each` becomes `.forEach`
-    * `.each_key` becomes `for (i in ...) {}`
-    * `.each_pair` becomes `for (var key in item) {var value = item[key]; ...}`
-    * `.each_value` becomes `.forEach`
-    * `.each_with_index` becomes `.forEach`
-    * `.end_with?` becomes `.slice(-arg.length) == arg`
-    * `.empty?` becomes `.length == 0`
-    * `.find_index` becomes `findIndex`
-    * `.first` becomes `[0]`
-    * `.first(n)` becomes `.slice(0, n)`
-    * `.gsub` becomes `replace(//g)`
-    * `.include?` becomes `.indexOf() != -1`
-    * `.inspect` becomes `JSON.stringify()`
-    * `.keys()` becomes `Object.keys()`
-    * `.last` becomes `[*.length-1]`
-    * `.last(n)` becomes `.slice(*.length-1, *.length)`
-    * `.lstrip` becomes `.replace(/^\s+/, "")`
-    * `.max` becomes `Math.max.apply(Math)`
-    * `.merge` becomes `Object.assign({}, ...)`
-    * `.merge!` becomes `Object.assign()`
-    * `.min` becomes `Math.min.apply(Math)`
-    * `.nil?` becomes `== null`
-    * `.ord` becomes `charCodeAt(0)`
-    * `puts` becomes `console.log`
-    * `.replace` becomes `.length = 0; ...push.apply(*)`
-    * `.respond_to?` becomes `right in left`
-    * `.rstrip` becomes `.replace(/s+$/, "")`
-    * `.scan` becomes `.match(//g)`
-    * `.start_with?` becomes `.substring(0, arg.length) == arg`
-    * `.upto(lim)` becomes `for (var i=num; i<=lim; i+=1)`
-    * `.downto(lim)` becomes `for (var i=num; i>=lim; i-=1)`
-    * `.step(lim, n).each` becomes `for (var i=num; i<=lim; i+=n)`
-    * `.step(lim, -n).each` becomes `for (var i=num; i>=lim; i-=n)`
-    * `(0..a).to_a` becomes `Array.apply(null, {length: a}).map(Function.call, Number)`
-    * `(b..a).to_a` becomes `Array.apply(null, {length: (a-b+1)}).map(Function.call, Number).map(function (idx) { return idx+b })`
-    * `(b...a).to_a` becomes `Array.apply(null, {length: (a-b)}).map(Function.call, Number).map(function (idx) { return idx+b })`
-    * `.strip` becomes `.trim`
-    * `.sub` becomes `.replace`
-    * `.tap {|n| n}` becomes `(function(n) {n; return n})(...)`
-    * `.to_f` becomes `parseFloat`
-    * `.to_i` becomes `parseInt`
-    * `.to_s` becomes `.to_String`
-    * `.upcase` becomes `.toUpperCase`
-    * `.yield_self {|n| n}` becomes `(function(n) {return n})(...)`
-    * `[-n]` becomes `[*.length-n]` for literal values of `n`
-    * `[n...m]` becomes `.slice(n,m)`
-    * `[n..m]` becomes `.slice(n,m+1)`
-    * `[/r/, n]` becomes `.match(/r/)[n]`
-    * `[/r/, n]=` becomes `.replace(/r/, ...)`
-    * `(1..2).each {|i| ...}` becomes `for (var i=1 i<=2; i+=1)`
-    * `"string" * length` becomes `new Array(length + 1).join("string")`
-    * `.sub!` and `.gsub!` become equivalent `x = x.replace` statements
-    * `.map!`, `.reverse!`, and `.select` become equivalent
-      `.splice(0, .length, *.method())` statements
-    * `@foo.call(args)` becomes `this._foo(args)`
-    * `@@foo.call(args)` becomes `this.constructor._foo(args)`
-    * `Array(x)` becomes `Array.prototype.slice.call(x)`
-    * `delete x` becomes `delete x` (note lack of parenthesis)
-    * `setInterval` and `setTimeout` allow block to be treated as the
-       first parameter on the call
-    * for the following methods, if the block consists entirely of a simple
-      expression (or ends with one), a `return` is added prior to the
-      expression: `sub`, `gsub`, `any?`, `all?`, `map`, `find`, `find_index`.
-    * New classes subclassed off of `Exception` will become subclassed off
-      of `Error` instead; and default constructors will be provided
-    * `loop do...end` will be replaced with `while (true) {...}`
-    * `raise Exception.new(...)` will be replaced with `throw new Error(...)`
-    * `block_given?` will check for the presence of optional argument `_implicitBlockYield` which is a function made accessible through the use of `yield` in a method body.
-
-    Additionally, there is one mapping that will only be done if explicitly
-    included (pass `include: :class` as a `convert` option to enable):
-
-    * `.class` becomes `.constructor`
-
-* <a id="tagged_templates" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/tagged_templates.rb">tagged_templates</a>
-
-    Allows you to turn certain method calls with a string argument into tagged
-    template literals. By default it supports html and css, so you can write
-    `html "<div>#{1+2}</div>"` which converts to `` html`<div>${1+2}</div>` ``.
-    Works nicely with squiggly heredocs for multi-line templates as well. If you
-    need to configure the tag names yourself, pass a `template_literal_tags`
-    option to `convert` with an array of tag name symbols.
-
-    Note: these conversions are only done if eslevel >= 2015
-
-* <a href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/lib/ruby2js/filter/esm.rb">esm</a>
-
-    Provides conversion of import and export statements for use with modern ES builders like Webpack.
-
-    Examples:
-
-    **import**
-
-    ```ruby
-    import "./index.scss"
-    # => import "./index.scss"
-
-    import Something from "./lib/something"
-    # => import Something from "./lib/something"
-
-    import Something, "./lib/something"
-    # => import Something from "./lib/something"
-
-    import [ LitElement, html, css ], from: "lit-element"
-    # => import { LitElement, html, css } from "lit-element"
-
-    import React, from: "react"
-    # => import React from "react"
-
-    import React, as: "*", from: "react"
-    # => import React as * from "react"
-    ```
-
-    **export**
-
-    ```ruby
-    export hash = { ab: 123 }
-    # => export const hash = {ab: 123};
-
-    export func = ->(x) { x * 10 }
-    # => export const func = x => x * 10;
-
-    export def multiply(x, y)
-      return x * y
-    end
-    # => export function multiply(x, y) {
-    #      return x * y
-    #    }
-
-    export default class MyClass
-    end
-    # => export default class MyClass {
-    #    };
-
-    # or final export statement:
-    export [ one, two, default: three ]
-    # => export { one, two, three as default }
-    ```
-
-* <a id="node" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/node_spec.rb">node</a>
-
-    * `` `command` `` becomes `child_process.execSync("command", {encoding: "utf8"})`
-    * `ARGV` becomes `process.argv.slice(2)`
-    * `__dir__` becomes `__dirname`
-    * `Dir.chdir` becomes `process.chdir`
-    * `Dir.entries` becomes `fs.readdirSync`
-    * `Dir.mkdir` becomes `fs.mkdirSync`
-    * `Dir.mktmpdir` becomes `fs.mkdtempSync`
-    * `Dir.pwd` becomes `process.cwd`
-    * `Dir.rmdir` becomes `fs.rmdirSync`
-    * `ENV` becomes `process.env`
-    * `__FILE__` becomes `__filename`
-    * `File.chmod` becomes `fs.chmodSync`
-    * `File.chown` becomes `fs.chownSync`
-    * `File.cp` becomes `fs.copyFileSync`
-    * `File.exist?` becomes `fs.existsSync`
-    * `File.lchmod` becomes `fs.lchmodSync`
-    * `File.link` becomes `fs.linkSync`
-    * `File.ln` becomes `fs.linkSync`
-    * `File.lstat` becomes `fs.lstatSync`
-    * `File.read` becomes `fs.readFileSync`
-    * `File.readlink` becomes `fs.readlinkSync`
-    * `File.realpath` becomes `fs.realpathSync`
-    * `File.rename` becomes `fs.renameSync`
-    * `File.stat` becomes `fs.statSync`
-    * `File.symlink` becomes `fs.symlinkSync`
-    * `File.truncate` becomes `fs.truncateSync`
-    * `File.unlink` becomes `fs.unlinkSync`
-    * `FileUtils.cd` becomes `process.chdir`
-    * `FileUtils.cp` becomes `fs.copyFileSync`
-    * `FileUtils.ln` becomes `fs.linkSync`
-    * `FileUtils.ln_s` becomes `fs.symlinkSync`
-    * `FileUtils.mkdir` becomes `fs.mkdirSync`
-    * `FileUtils.mv` becomes `fs.renameSync`
-    * `FileUtils.pwd` becomes `process.cwd`
-    * `FileUtils.rm` becomes `fs.unlinkSync`
-    * `IO.read` becomes `fs.readFileSync`
-    * `IO.write` becomes `fs.writeFileSync`
-    * `system` becomes `child_process.execSync(..., {stdio: "inherit"})`
-
-* <a id="nokogiri" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/nokogiri.rb">nokogiri</a>
-    * `add_child` becomes `appendChild`
-    * `add_next_sibling` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling, node.nextSibling)`
-    * `add_previous_sibling` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling, node)`
-    * `after` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling, node.nextSibling)`
-    * `at` becomes `querySelector`
-    * `attr` becomes `getAttribute`
-    * `attribute` becomes `getAttributeNode`
-    * `before` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling, node)`
-    * `cdata?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.CDATA_SECTION_NODE`
-    * `children` becomes `childNodes`
-    * `comment?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.COMMENT_NODE`
-    * `content` becomes `textContent`
-    * `create_element` becomes `createElement`
-    * `document` becomes `ownerDocument`
-    * `element?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.ELEMENT_NODE`
-    * `fragment?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.FRAGMENT_NODE`
-    * `get_attribute` becomes `getAttribute`
-    * `has_attribute` becomes `hasAttribute`
-    * `inner_html` becomes `innerHTML`
-    * `key?` becomes `hasAttribute`
-    * `name` becomes `nextSibling`
-    * `next` becomes `nodeName`
-    * `next=` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling,node.nextSibling)`
-    * `next_element` becomes `nextElement`
-    * `next_sibling` becomes `nextSibling`
-    * `Nokogiri::HTML5` becomes `new JSDOM().window.document`
-    * `Nokogiri::HTML5.parse` becomes `new JSDOM().window.document`
-    * `Nokogiri::HTML` becomes `new JSDOM().window.document`
-    * `Nokogiri::HTML.parse` becomes `new JSDOM().window.document`
-    * `Nokogiri::XML::Node.new` becomes `document.createElement()`
-    * `parent` becomes `parentNode`
-    * `previous=` becomes `node.parentNode.insertBefore(sibling, node)`
-    * `previous_element` becomes `previousElement`
-    * `previous_sibling` becomes `previousSibling`
-    * `processing_instruction?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE`
-    * `remove_attribute` becomes `removeAttribute`
-    * `root` becomes `documentElement`
-    * `search` becomes `querySelectorAll`
-    * `set_attribute` becomes `setAttribute`
-    * `text?` becomes `node.nodeType === Node.TEXT_NODE`
-    * `text` becomes `textContent`
-    * `to_html` becomes `outerHTML`
-
-* <a id="underscore" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/underscore.rb">underscore</a>
-
-    * `.clone()` becomes `_.clone()`
-    * `.compact()` becomes `_.compact()`
-    * `.count_by {}` becomes `_.countBy {}`
-    * `.find {}` becomes `_.find {}`
-    * `.find_by()` becomes `_.findWhere()`
-    * `.flatten()` becomes `_.flatten()`
-    * `.group_by {}` becomes `_.groupBy {}`
-    * `.has_key?()` becomes `_.has()`
-    * `.index_by {}` becomes `_.indexBy {}`
-    * `.invert()` becomes `_.invert()`
-    * `.invoke(&:n)` becomes `_.invoke(, :n)`
-    * `.map(&:n)` becomes `_.pluck(, :n)`
-    * `.merge!()` becomes `_.extend()`
-    * `.merge()` becomes `_.extend({}, )`
-    * `.reduce {}` becomes `_.reduce {}`
-    * `.reduce()` becomes `_.reduce()`
-    * `.reject {}` becomes `_.reject {}`
-    * `.sample()` becomes `_.sample()`
-    * `.select {}` becomes `_.select {}`
-    * `.shuffle()` becomes `_.shuffle()`
-    * `.size()` becomes `_.size()`
-    * `.sort()` becomes `_.sort_by(, _.identity)`
-    * `.sort_by {}` becomes `_.sortBy {}`
-    * `.times {}` becomes `_.times {}`
-    * `.values()` becomes `_.values()`
-    * `.where()` becomes `_.where()`
-    * `.zip()` becomes `_.zip()`
-    * `(n...m)` becomes `_.range(n, m)`
-    * `(n..m)` becomes `_.range(n, m+1)`
-    * `.compact!`, `.flatten!`, `shuffle!`, `reject!`, `sort_by!`, and
-      `.uniq` become equivalent `.splice(0, .length, *.method())` statements
-    * for the following methods, if the block consists entirely of a simple
-      expression (or ends with one), a `return` is added prior to the
-      expression: `reduce`, `sort_by`, `group_by`, `index_by`, `count_by`,
-      `find`, `select`, `reject`.
-    * `is_a?` and `kind_of?` map to `Object.prototype.toString.call() ===
-      "[object #{type}]" for the following types: `Arguments`, `Boolean`,
-      `Date`, `Error`, `Function`, `Number`, `Object`, `RegExp`, `String`; and
-      maps Ruby names to JavaScript equivalents for `Exception`, `Float`,
-      `Hash`, `Proc`, and `Regexp`.  Additionally, `is_a?` and `kind_of?` map
-      to `Array.isArray()` for `Array`.
-
-* <a id="jquery" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/jquery.rb">jquery</a>
-
-    * maps Ruby unary operator `~` to jQuery `$` function
-    * maps Ruby attribute syntax to jquery attribute syntax
-    * `.to_a` becomes `toArray`
-    * maps `$$` to jQuery `$` function
-    * defaults the fourth parameter of $$.post to `"json"`, allowing Ruby block
-      syntax to be used for the success function.
-
-* <a id="minitest-jasmine" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/minitest-jasmine.rb">minitest-jasmine</a>
-    * maps subclasses of `Minitest::Test` to `describe` calls
-    * maps `test_` methods inside subclasses of `Minitest::Test` to `it` calls
-    * maps `setup`, `teardown`, `before`, and `after` calls to `beforeEach`
-      and `afterEach` calls
-    * maps `assert` and `refute` calls to `expect`...`toBeTruthy()` and
-      `toBeFalsy` calls
-    * maps `assert_equal`, `refute_equal`, `.must_equal` and `.cant_equal`
-      calls to `expect`...`toBe()` calls
-    * maps `assert_in_delta`, `refute_in_delta`, `.must_be_within_delta`,
-      `.must_be_close_to`, `.cant_be_within_delta`, and `.cant_be_close_to`
-      calls to `expect`...`toBeCloseTo()` calls
-    * maps `assert_includes`, `refute_includes`, `.must_include`, and
-      `.cant_include` calls to `expect`...`toContain()` calls
-    * maps `assert_match`, `refute_match`, `.must_match`, and `.cant_match`
-      calls to `expect`...`toMatch()` calls
-    * maps `assert_nil`, `refute_nil`, `.must_be_nil`, and `.cant_be_nill` calls
-      to `expect`...`toBeNull()` calls
-    * maps `assert_operator`, `refute_operator`, `.must_be`, and `.cant_be`
-       calls to `expect`...`toBeGreaterThan()` or `toBeLessThan` calls
-
-* <a id="cjs" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/cjs">cjs</a>
-    * maps `export def f` to `exports.f =`
-    * maps `export async def f` to `exports.f = async`
-    * maps `export v =` to `exports.v =`
-    * maps `export default proc` to `module.exports =`
-    * maps `export default async proc` to `module.exports = async`
-    * maps `export default` to `module.exports =`
-
-* <a id="matchAll" href="https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js/blob/master/spec/matchAll">matchAll</a>
-
-    For ES level < 2020:
-
-    * maps `str.matchAll(pattern).forEach {}` to 
-      `while (match = pattern.exec(str)) {}`
-
-    Note `pattern` must be a simple variable with a value of a regular
-    expression with the `g` flag set at runtime.
-
-[Wunderbar](https://github.com/rubys/wunderbar) includes additional demos:
-
-* [chat](https://github.com/rubys/wunderbar/blob/master/demo/chat.rb),
-  [diskusage](https://github.com/rubys/wunderbar/blob/master/demo/diskusage.rb),
-  and [wiki](https://github.com/rubys/wunderbar/blob/master/demo/wiki.rb) make
-  use of the jquery filter.
-
-ES2015 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2015` is provided, the following additional
-conversions are made:
-
-* `"#{a}"` becomes <code>\`${a}\`</code>
-* `a = 1` becomes `let a = 1`
-* `A = 1` becomes `const A = 1`
-* `a, b = b, a` becomes `[a, b] = [b, a]`
-* `a, (foo, *bar) = x` becomes `let [a, [foo, ...bar]] = x`
-* `def f(a, (foo, *bar))` becomes `function f(a, [foo, ...bar])`
-* `def a(b=1)` becomes `function a(b=1)`
-* `def a(*b)` becomes `function a(...b)`
-* `.each_value` becomes `for (i of ...) {}`
-* `a(*b)` becomes `a(...b)`
-* `"#{a}"` becomes <code>\`${a}\`</code>
-* `lambda {|x| x}` becomes `(x) => {return x}`
-* `proc {|x| x}` becomes `(x) => {x}`
-* `a {|x|}` becomes `a((x) => {})`
-* `class Person; end` becomes `class Person {}`
-* `(0...a).to_a` becomes `[...Array(a).keys()]`
-* `(0..a).to_a` becomes `[...Array(a+1).keys()]`
-* `(b..a).to_a` becomes `Array.from({length: (a-b+1)}, (_, idx) => idx+b)`
-
-ES2015 class support includes constructors, super, methods, class methods,
-instance methods, instance variables, class variables, getters, setters,
-attr_accessor, attr_reader, attr_writer, etc.
-
-Additionally, the `functions` filter will provide the following conversion:
-
-* `Array(x)` becomes `Array.from(x)`
-* `.inject(n) {}` becomes `.reduce(() => {}, n)`
-
-Finally, keyword arguments and optional keyword arguments will be mapped to
-parameter detructuring.
-
-ES2016 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2016` is provided, the following additional
-conversion is made:
-
-* `a ** b` becomes `a ** b`
-* `.include?` becomes `.includes`
-
-ES2017 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2017` is provided, the following additional
-conversions are made by the `functions` filter:
-
-* `.values()` becomes `Object.values()`
-* `.entries()` becomes `Object.entries()`
-* `.each_pair {}` becomes `for (let [key, value] of Object.entries()) {}'
-
-async support:
-
-* `async def` becomes `async function`
-* `async lambda` becomes `async =>`
-* `async proc` becomes `async =>`
-* `async ->` becomes `async =>`
-* `foo bar, async do...end` becomes `foo(bar, async () => {})`
-
-ES2018 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2018` is provided, the following additional
-conversion is made by the `functions` filter:
-
-* `.merge` becomes `{...a, ...b}`
-
-Additionally, rest arguments can now be used with keyword arguments and
-optional keyword arguments.
-
-ES2019 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2019` is provided, the following additional
-conversion is made by the `functions` filter:
-
-* `.flatten` becomes `.flat(Infinity)`
-* `.lstrip` becomes `.trimEnd
-* `.rstrip` becomes `.trimStart
-* `a.to_h` becomes `Object.fromEntries(a)`
-* `Hash[a]` becomes `Object.fromEntries(a)`
-
-Additionally, `rescue` without a variable will map to `catch` without a
-variable.
-
-ES2020 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2020` is provided, the following additional
-conversions are made:
-
-* `@x` becomes `this.#x`
-* `@@x` becomes `ClassName.#x`
-* `a&.b` becomes `a?.b`
-* `.scan` becomes `Array.from(str.matchAll(/.../g), s => s.slice(1))`
-
-ES2021 support
----
-
-When option `eslevel: 2021` is provided, the following additional
-conversions are made:
-
-* `x ||= 1` becomes `x ||= 1`
-* `x &&= 1` becomes `x &&= 1`
-
-Picking a Ruby to JS mapping tool
----
-
-> dsl — A domain specific language, where code is written in one language and
-> errors are given in another.
-> -- [Devil’s Dictionary of Programming](http://programmingisterrible.com/post/65781074112/devils-dictionary-of-programming)
-
-If you simply want to get a job done, and would like a mature and tested
-framework, and only use one of the many integrations that
-[Opal](http://opalrb.com/) provides, then Opal is the way to go right now.
-
-ruby2js is for those that want to produce JavaScript that looks like it
-wasn’t machine generated, and want the absolute bare minimum in terms of
-limitations as to what JavaScript can be produced.
-
-[Try](http://intertwingly.net/projects/ruby2js.cgi/all) for yourself.
-[Compare](http://opalrb.com/try/#code:).
-
-And, of course, the right solution might be to use
-[CoffeeScript](http://coffeescript.org/) instead.
 
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