Add ES2020 string export/import name support #1188
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support for ES2020 arbitrary module namespace identifier names, which allows
using string literals as export/import names.
Examples:
```js
export { foo as "string-name" }
import { "string-name" as foo }
export * as "string-name" from "./mod.js"
```
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Nice! Do you know if test262 covers this? Great that you added a test btw! |
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Yes, I believe they're all under the |
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support for ES2020 arbitrary module namespace identifier names, which allows using string literals as export/import names.
Examples:
See https://tc39.es/ecma262/#prod-ModuleExportName