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@fukict/babel-preset

v0.1.14

Published

Zero-config Babel preset for Fukict with automatic component wrapping

Readme

@fukict/babel-preset

Zero-config Babel preset for Fukict with automatic component wrapping and JSX compilation.

Features

  • Zero Configuration: Just add the preset, no extra setup needed
  • Auto Component Wrapping: Automatically wraps function components with defineFukict
  • Built-in JSX Transform: Compiles JSX to hyperscript calls
  • Development Mode: Injects displayName for better debugging

Installation

pnpm add -D @fukict/babel-preset @babel/core
pnpm add @fukict/basic

Usage

babel.config.js

module.exports = {
  presets: ['@fukict/babel-preset'],
};

.babelrc.json

{
  "presets": ["@fukict/babel-preset"]
}

What it does

Auto Component Wrapping

Automatically wraps uppercase-named arrow functions that return JSX:

// Input
const Greeting = ({ name }) => <div>Hello {name}</div>;

// Output
import { defineFukict } from '@fukict/basic';
const Greeting = defineFukict(({ name }) => <div>Hello {name}</div>);

JSX Transform

Transforms JSX to hyperscript calls with proper children arrays:

// Input
<div class="container" on:click={handleClick}>
  Hello {name}
</div>;

// Output
hyperscript('div', { class: 'container', 'on:click': handleClick }, [
  'Hello ',
  name,
]);

Component Type Detection:

The preset generates simple hyperscript() calls. Component type detection (__type__ field) is handled automatically at runtime by the hyperscript function:

  • Class components (extends Fukict) → detected as 'class'
  • Function components → detected as 'function'
  • DOM elements (string tags) → detected as 'element'
  • Fragment → detected as 'fragment'

This runtime detection ensures accurate type identification without compile-time analysis.

Development Mode

In development mode (NODE_ENV=development), automatically injects displayName:

// Input
const Greeting = ({ name }) => <div>Hello {name}</div>;

// Output (development)
const Greeting = defineFukict(({ name }) => <div>Hello {name}</div>);
Greeting.displayName = 'Greeting';

Opt-out

Use @nofukict comment to prevent auto-wrapping:

/** @nofukict */
const helper = () => <div>Not a component</div>;

Documentation

See docs for detailed documentation:

License

MIT