How to use the reify/lib/parser/babylon.js.parse function in reify
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module.exports = function () {
var compiler = require("reify/lib/compiler.js");
var parse = require("reify/lib/parser/babylon.js").parse;
var validators = require("babel-types/lib/validators");
var ibs = validators.isBlockScoped;
var t = require("babel-types");
// Allow t.isBlockScoped to return true for import-related nodes.
validators.isBlockScoped = function (node) {
return node &&
t.isImportDeclaration(node) ||
ibs.apply(this, arguments);
};
function removeLiveBindingUpdateViolations(scope, opts) {
Object.keys(scope.bindings).forEach(function (name) {
var b = scope.bindings[name];
if (b.kind === "module") {
// Make the binding have a "let" or "var" kind from thereify
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