Extending exports object detections

Object expressons like:

    module.exports = {
      render: _render2['default'],
      shallow: _shallow2['default'],
      mount: _mount2['default'],
      ShallowWrapper: _ShallowWrapper2['default'],
      ReactWrapper: _ReactWrapper2['default'],
      configure: _configuration.merge,
      EnzymeAdapter: _EnzymeAdapter2['default']
    };

would still be beneficial to fully support reading their properties.

The challenge is doing this without a full parser that can't handle eg object expression / brace ambiguity details.

One idea is that it could be possible to use a , parser with no knowledge of object assign / expression ambiguity but purely based on matching the first , that happens at the same depth of brace tracking (including all brace types) which might be a way to dodge the harder parsing issues while supporting arbitrary expressions.

Will leave this open as a tracking issue for that kind of support.

Start with the object-expression examples and the proposed same-depth comma and brace-tracking approach. Done means named properties in these exports are fully supported without requiring a full parser, including arbitrary expressions and nested brace types.