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@tsrx/rspack-plugin-react

v0.0.107

Published

Rspack plugin for @tsrx/react

Downloads

2,306

Readme

@tsrx/rspack-plugin-react

Rspack plugin for compiling @tsrx/react .tsrx files.

Installation

pnpm add -D @tsrx/rspack-plugin-react

Usage

import { TsrxReactRspackPlugin } from '@tsrx/rspack-plugin-react';

export default {
  plugins: [new TsrxReactRspackPlugin()],
};

The plugin compiles .tsrx modules with @tsrx/react, chains builtin:swc-loader for React's automatic JSX runtime, and emits sibling-scoped <style> blocks (each styles its siblings and everything below them) through Rspack's built-in CSS module type.

It also pushes .tsrx into resolve.extensions and enables experiments.css when unset.

Options

  • jsxImportSource: automatic JSX runtime import source (default: 'react').
  • runtimeImports: helper import mode ('compiler' by default, or 'direct' for standalone runtime imports).
  • platform: optional override/fallback for the compile-time platform. Normally the plugin reads tsrx.platform from the project tsconfig (including resolve.tsConfig and extends). An override must match tsconfig. The plugin defines all three exact flags and rejects conflicting Rspack definitions.

When using runtimeImports: 'direct', install the runtime as a direct production dependency of the package that owns the compiled modules:

pnpm add @tsrx/react-runtime

The plugin only emits bare @tsrx/react-runtime/* imports and does not provide the runtime package.