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Use the enter() and exit() functions provided by the Babel API to implement a stateless post-order traversal of the AST that keeps track of each intermediate result as an attribute in that subtree, as in this example.

functions that are user defined

See here for an example that uses babel-standalone.

Add .gitignore for node_modules.

-Reduce
-Boolean
-Other new functions
-Single variable declarations

if (... == true)

• Use carousels as on this line to ensure that for any node types not handled by the analysis, an error is returned.
• If possible, convert the above to instead somehow mark (using a new attribute of each node, for example) which parts of the subtree are not handled. Then, in some way highlight those parts of the subtree in the input text editor so they can see what part of their program is using unsupported syntax.
• If the above is too difficult, then display a mirror copy of the original source code and highlight the unsupported regions of the syntax there. This can be a new tab.