@putout/printer 18.33.0 → 18.34.0

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package/ChangeLog CHANGED
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+ 2026.07.11, v18.34.0
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+ - e3d90e3f @putout/printer: TSExpressionWithTypeArguments
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  2026.07.11, v18.33.0
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  Here is how you can override `AssignmentPattern`:
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  ```js
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+ const {print} = printer;
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  const ast = parse('const {a = 5} = b');
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  print(ast, {
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  - to write `node` when `string` started with `__`;
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  ```js
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  print(ast, {
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  visitors: {
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  AssignmentPattern(path, {print, maybe}) {
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  can use `maybe.write.newline(condition)`:
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  print(ast, {
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  AssignmentPattern(path, {write, maybe}) {
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  When you going to output string you can use low-level function `write`:
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  print(ast, {
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  BlockStatement(path, {write}) {
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  BlockStatement(path, {write, indent}) {
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  When you need to traverse node path, you can use `traverse`:
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  AssignmentExpression(path, {traverse}) {
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  print('__typeArguments');
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  export const TSInterfaceHeritage = (path, {print}) => {
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  print('__expression');
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  print('__typeArguments');
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  "name": "@putout/printer",
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- "version": "18.33.0",
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  "type": "module",
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  "author": "coderaiser <mnemonic.enemy@gmail.com> (https://github.com/coderaiser)",
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  "description": "Simplest possible opinionated Babel AST printer for 🐊Putout",