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kcmr/babel-plugin-transform-block-s...

Babel plugin to transform top level block scope to IIFE

JavaScript
2
0
MIT License

A lightweight Babel plugin that wraps top‑level block statements (e.g., `{ … }`) in an immediately‑invoked function expression (IIFE). This prevents variables declared with `let`/`const` from leaking onto the global `window` object after they’re down‑leveled to `var` in ES5 builds. It’s useful for developers who transpile modern JavaScript to ES5 and need to preserve block‑scope privacy without altering their source code.