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@tc39/ecma262-biblio

v2.1.2799

Published

Machine-readable representation of the internals of the ecma-262 spec

Downloads

2,117

Readme

ECMA-262 Bibliography

This package, available on npm as @tc39/ecma262-biblio, contains a machine-readable representation of the terms, clauses, grammar, and abstract operations defined in ECMA-262. This will primarily be of use to people working with the specification itself.

If added as a dependency to a project using ecmarkup, you can load it by passing --load-biblio @tc39/ecma262-biblio.

It is automatically updated whenever ECMA-262 is. It is inherently unstable: editorial changes to the specification may add, remove, or modify the biblio, which may break your build (for example, if using ecmarkup with --lint-spec --strict). As such, the usual semver guarantees do not hold. You should pin a precise version of this package.

Major version bumps may be used for breaking changes to the format of the biblio itself. Minor version bumps may be used for non-breaking additions to the biblio format.

This version was built from commit 4c44bbed.