Wrap output in parenthesis

[jgierer12]

Wouldn't wrapping the macro output in parenthesis () largely solve the pitfall you describe in the readme?

For example,

const helloWorld = { hello: 'world' }.hello;

isn't valid JS but

const helloWorld = ({ hello: 'world' }).hello;

is and works as expected.

[ifiokjr]

I had tried, babel seems to remove the brackets. I couldn't figure out how to get it to stop, so just added the warning.

I thought about an ugly hack of wrapping the json in an array and referencing the first item

const helloWorld = [{ hello: 'world' }][0].hello;

This is valid, but very ugly and I'm not sure of the performance implications for larger pieces of data.

I don't know babel very well, this is my first plugin, so it's probably a simple fix that I'm not aware of.

Any idea how this can be done?

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