Playground

Playground is a proving ground for possible ES7 proposals.

NOTE: These features are in no way endorsed by Ecma International and are not a part of ES6. They might become a part of ECMAScript in the future.

Usage

$ 6to5 --playground

to5.transform("code", { playground: true });

NOTE: Enabling playground also enables experimental support.

Features

Memoization operator
Method binding
Object getter memoization
This shorthand

Memoization assignment operator

var obj = {};
obj.x ?= 2;
obj.x; // 2

obj = { x: 1 };
obj.x ?= 2;
obj.x; // 1

obj = { x: undefined }
obj.x ?= 2;
obj.x; // undefined

var obj = {};
obj.x ?= 2;

equivalent to:

var obj = {};
if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, "x")) obj.x = 2;

Method binding

var fn = obj#method;
var fn = obj#method("foob");

["foo", "bar"].map(#toUpperCase); // ["FOO", "BAR"]
[1.1234, 23.53245, 3].map(#toFixed(2)); // ["1.12", "23.53", "3.00"]

equivalent to:

var fn = obj.method.bind(obj);
var fn = obj.method.bind(obj, "foob");

["foo", "bar"].map(function (val) { return val.toUpperCase(); });
[1.1234, 23.53245, 3].map(function (val) { return val.toFixed(2); });

Object getter memoization

var foo = {
  memo bar() {
    return complex();
  }
};

class Foo {
  memo bar() {
    return complex();
  }
}

equivalent to

var foo = {
  get bar() {
    if (this._barRan) return this._bar;
    this._barRan = true;
    return this._bar = complex();
  }
};

class Foo {
  get bar() {
    if (this._barRan) return this._bar;
    this._barRan = true;
    return this._bar = complex();
  }
}

NOTE: Memoised functions will return the result of the first execution, regardless of arguments.

This shorthand

@foo