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@msinnes/babel-plugin-dom-jsx

v0.0.19-alpha.0

Published

A dom jsx plugin for transpiling jsx into a renderable format.

Downloads

80

Readme

@msinnes/babel-plugin-dom-jsx

A babel plugin for converting JSX to core JS syntax. Makes JSX compatible with the library @msinnes/dom. Install the library using your prefered node package manager, and reference the plugin in your babel configuration. This plugin requires activation of jsx syntax in the babel parser, so @babel/plugin-syntax-jsx is necessary to have any affect on the code you want to transform.

Install with npm

npm install --save-dev @babel/plugin-syntax-jsx @msinnes/babel-plugin-dom-jsx

Install with yarn

yarn add -D @babel/plugin-syntax-jsx @msinnes/babel-plugin-dom-jsx

Example .babelrc

{
  "plugins": ["@babel/plugin-syntax-jsx", "@msinnes/babel-plugin-dom-jsx"]
}

Syntax conversion

The following AST nodes are transformed in this plugin: JSXElement and JSXFragment.

JSXElement

Will convert a JSX element into an @msinnes/dom render. Renders have a signature, props, and children. If the signature is a recognized html tag, then the signature will process as a string for writing to the dom; otherwise, the signature will be a variable descriptor.

JSXFragment

Will convert a JSX fragment to an array of JSX elements.