// Jest Snapshot v1, https://goo.gl/fbAQLP

exports[`comments.js 1`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText);
// comment
(error: any).response = response

x;

/* comment */ (error: any).response = response

x;

(error: any).response = response; /* comment */

=====================================output=====================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText);
// comment
(error: any).response = response;

x;

/* comment */ (error: any).response = response;

x;

(error: any).response = response; /* comment */

================================================================================
`;

exports[`comments.js 2`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText);
// comment
(error: any).response = response

x;

/* comment */ (error: any).response = response

x;

(error: any).response = response; /* comment */

=====================================output=====================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText)
// comment
;(error: any).response = response

x

/* comment */ ;(error: any).response = response

x

;(error: any).response = response /* comment */

================================================================================
`;

exports[`comments.js 3`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["babel"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText);
// comment
(error: any).response = response

x;

/* comment */ (error: any).response = response

x;

(error: any).response = response; /* comment */

=====================================output=====================================
let error = new Error(response.statusText)
// comment
;(error: any).response = response

x

/* comment */ ;(error: any).response = response

x

;(error: any).response = response /* comment */

================================================================================
`;

exports[`flow-interfaces.js 1`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
declare class A {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

=====================================output=====================================
declare class A {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

================================================================================
`;

exports[`flow-interfaces.js 2`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
declare class A {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

=====================================output=====================================
declare class A {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

================================================================================
`;

exports[`flow-interfaces.js 3`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["babel"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
declare class A {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
    one: boolean;
    two: { three: string }
    | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

=====================================output=====================================
declare class A {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare class B {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

declare interface C {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// declare interface D {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

interface E {
  one: boolean;
  two: { three: string } | number;
}

// NOTE: Flow and Babel both fail to apply ASI here
// interface F {
//     one: boolean
//     two: { three: string }
//     | number
// }

================================================================================
`;

exports[`issue2006.js 1`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e;
    (i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);
}

var c = a.e;
(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);

=====================================output=====================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e;
    (i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);
}

var c = a.e;
(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);

================================================================================
`;

exports[`issue2006.js 2`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e;
    (i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);
}

var c = a.e;
(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);

=====================================output=====================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e
    ;(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0)
}

var c = a.e
;(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0)

================================================================================
`;

exports[`issue2006.js 3`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["babel"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e;
    (i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);
}

var c = a.e;
(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0);

=====================================output=====================================
switch (n) {
  case 11:
    var c = a.e
    ;(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0)
}

var c = a.e
;(i.a += Ga(c.e)), F(i, c.i, 0)

================================================================================
`;

exports[`no-semi.js 1`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================

// with preexisting semi

x; [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)
x; [a, b, ...c] = [1, 2]
x; /r/i.test('r')
x; +1
x; - 1
x; ('h' + 'i').repeat(10)
x; (1, 2)
x; (() => {})()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; <Hello />
x; \`string\`
x; (x, y) => x

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {} [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}


// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})()

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b](){}

  c = 0;
  *d(){}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {};
  [h](){}

  p() {};
  *i(){}

  a = 1;
  get ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  static ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  set ['z'](z) {}

  a = 1;
  async ['a']() {}

  a = 1;
  async *g() {}

  a = 0;
  b = 1;
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x; (() => {})()
}

// flow

(x: void);
(y: void)

// check statement clauses

do break; while (false)
if (true) do break; while (false)

if (true) 1; else 2
for (;;) ;
for (x of y) ;

debugger

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1
- 1

1
+ 1

1
/ 1

arr
[0]

fn
(x)

!1

1
< 1

tag
\`string\`

x; x => x

x; (a || b).c++

x; ++(a || b).c

while (false)
  (function(){}())

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c)

=====================================output=====================================
// with preexisting semi

x;
[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn);
x;
[a, b, ...c] = [1, 2];
x;
/r/i.test("r");
x;
+1;
x;
-1;
x;
("h" + "i").repeat(10);
x;
1, 2;
x;
(() => {})();
x;
({ a: 1 }.entries());
x;
({ a: 1 }.entries());
x;
<Hello />;
x;
\`string\`;
x;
(x, y) => x;

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {}
[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn);

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}

// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})();

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b]() {}

  c = 0;
  *d() {}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0;

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {}
  [h]() {}

  p() {}
  *i() {}

  a = 1;
  get ["y"]() {}

  a = 1;
  static ["y"]() {}

  a = 1;
  set ["z"](z) {}

  a = 1;
  async ["a"]() {}

  a = 1;
  async *g() {}

  a = 0;
  b = 1;
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1;
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1;
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x;
  (() => {})();
}

// flow

(x: void);
(y: void);

// check statement clauses

do break;
while (false);
if (true)
  do break;
  while (false);

if (true) 1;
else 2;
for (;;);
for (x of y);

debugger;

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1 - 1;

1 + 1;

1 / 1;

arr[0];

fn(x);

!1;

1 < 1;

tag\`string\`;

x;
x => x;

x;
(a || b).c++;

x;
++(a || b).c;

while (false) (function() {})();

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c);

================================================================================
`;

exports[`no-semi.js 2`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["flow"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================

// with preexisting semi

x; [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)
x; [a, b, ...c] = [1, 2]
x; /r/i.test('r')
x; +1
x; - 1
x; ('h' + 'i').repeat(10)
x; (1, 2)
x; (() => {})()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; <Hello />
x; \`string\`
x; (x, y) => x

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {} [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}


// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})()

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b](){}

  c = 0;
  *d(){}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {};
  [h](){}

  p() {};
  *i(){}

  a = 1;
  get ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  static ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  set ['z'](z) {}

  a = 1;
  async ['a']() {}

  a = 1;
  async *g() {}

  a = 0;
  b = 1;
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x; (() => {})()
}

// flow

(x: void);
(y: void)

// check statement clauses

do break; while (false)
if (true) do break; while (false)

if (true) 1; else 2
for (;;) ;
for (x of y) ;

debugger

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1
- 1

1
+ 1

1
/ 1

arr
[0]

fn
(x)

!1

1
< 1

tag
\`string\`

x; x => x

x; (a || b).c++

x; ++(a || b).c

while (false)
  (function(){}())

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c)

=====================================output=====================================
// with preexisting semi

x
;[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)
x
;[a, b, ...c] = [1, 2]
x
;/r/i.test("r")
x
;+1
x
;-1
x
;("h" + "i").repeat(10)
x
1, 2
x
;(() => {})()
x
;({ a: 1 }.entries())
x
;({ a: 1 }.entries())
x
;<Hello />
x
;\`string\`
x
;(x, y) => x

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {}
;[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {} // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {} // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}

// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})()

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b]() {}

  c = 0;
  *d() {}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {}
  [h]() {}

  p() {}
  *i() {}

  a = 1
  get ["y"]() {}

  a = 1
  static ["y"]() {}

  a = 1
  set ["z"](z) {}

  a = 1
  async ["a"]() {}

  a = 1
  async *g() {}

  a = 0
  b = 1
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x
  ;(() => {})()
}

// flow

;(x: void)
;(y: void)

// check statement clauses

do break
while (false)
if (true)
  do break
  while (false)

if (true) 1
else 2
for (;;);
for (x of y);

debugger

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1 - 1

1 + 1

1 / 1

arr[0]

fn(x)

!1

1 < 1

tag\`string\`

x
x => x

x
;(a || b).c++

x
++(a || b).c

while (false) (function() {})()

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c)

================================================================================
`;

exports[`no-semi.js 3`] = `
====================================options=====================================
parsers: ["babel"]
printWidth: 80
semi: false
                                                                                | printWidth
=====================================input======================================

// with preexisting semi

x; [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)
x; [a, b, ...c] = [1, 2]
x; /r/i.test('r')
x; +1
x; - 1
x; ('h' + 'i').repeat(10)
x; (1, 2)
x; (() => {})()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; ({ a: 1 }).entries()
x; <Hello />
x; \`string\`
x; (x, y) => x

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {} [1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x(){}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {}; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x(){}
}


// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})()

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b](){}

  c = 0;
  *d(){}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {};
  [h](){}

  p() {};
  *i(){}

  a = 1;
  get ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  static ['y']() {}

  a = 1;
  set ['z'](z) {}

  a = 1;
  async ['a']() {}

  a = 1;
  async *g() {}

  a = 0;
  b = 1;
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x; (() => {})()
}

// flow

(x: void);
(y: void)

// check statement clauses

do break; while (false)
if (true) do break; while (false)

if (true) 1; else 2
for (;;) ;
for (x of y) ;

debugger

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1
- 1

1
+ 1

1
/ 1

arr
[0]

fn
(x)

!1

1
< 1

tag
\`string\`

x; x => x

x; (a || b).c++

x; ++(a || b).c

while (false)
  (function(){}())

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c)

=====================================output=====================================
// with preexisting semi

x
;[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)
x
;[a, b, ...c] = [1, 2]
x
;/r/i.test("r")
x
;+1
x
;-1
x
;("h" + "i").repeat(10)
x
1, 2
x
;(() => {})()
x
;({ a: 1 }.entries())
x
;({ a: 1 }.entries())
x
;<Hello />
x
;\`string\`
x
;(x, y) => x

// doesn't have to be preceded by a semicolon

class X {}
;[1, 2, 3].forEach(fn)

// TODO: upgrade parser
// class A {
//   async; // The semicolon is *not* necessary
//   x(){}
// }
// class B {
//   static; // The semicolon *is* necessary
//   x(){}
// }

class C1 {
  get; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C2 {
  get = () => {} // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C3 {
  set; // The semicolon *is* necessary
  x() {}
}
class C4 {
  set = () => {} // The semicolon is *not* necessary
  x() {}
}

// don't semicolon if it doesn't start statement

if (true) (() => {})()

class A {
  a = 0;
  [b]() {}

  c = 0;
  *d() {}

  e = 0;
  [f] = 0

  // none of the semicolons above this comment can be omitted.
  // none of the semicolons below this comment are necessary.

  q() {}
  [h]() {}

  p() {}
  *i() {}

  a = 1
  get ["y"]() {}

  a = 1
  static ["y"]() {}

  a = 1
  set ["z"](z) {}

  a = 1
  async ["a"]() {}

  a = 1
  async *g() {}

  a = 0
  b = 1
}

// being first/last shouldn't break things
class G1 {
  x = 1
}
class G2 {
  x() {}
}
class G3 {
  *x() {}
}
class G4 {
  [x] = 1
}

// check indentation

if (true) {
  x
  ;(() => {})()
}

// flow

;(x: void)
;(y: void)

// check statement clauses

do break
while (false)
if (true)
  do break
  while (false)

if (true) 1
else 2
for (;;);
for (x of y);

debugger

// check that it doesn't break non-ASI

1 - 1

1 + 1

1 / 1

arr[0]

fn(x)

!1

1 < 1

tag\`string\`

x
x => x

x
;(a || b).c++

x
++(a || b).c

while (false) (function() {})()

aReallyLongLine012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 *
  (b + c)

================================================================================
`;
