Decorating properties with computed names

[AndreSteenveld]

Decorating class properties with computed names throws an error during compilation and class properties whose names are strings will generate code which will throw an error with the message: Decorating class property failed. Please ensure that transform-class-properties is enabled..

Google-ing for that error turned up issue #13 and looking through the other issues #59 seems to actually be the same problem.

I'd like to add the reproduction cases from the attached gist to the unit test but I am not confident enough I'll be able to actually solve this issue by myself. :)

See this gist for all the files: Decorating properties with computed names

[kgram]

I believe your decorator usage in the runtime-error example is wrong (as well as the compilation-error example, although it doesn't explain the compilation error). You invoke d, so your decorator function is actually undefined.

A weird case that does parse:

@d
async ['key']() {}

All these fail, though:

@d
['key']: () => {}
@d
['key']: async () => {}
@d
['key']() {}