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babel-plugin-tachys

v0.1.0

Published

Babel plugin that compiles Tachys JSX components into markCompiled + cloneNode templates

Readme

babel-plugin-tachys

Babel plugin that compiles Tachys JSX function components into markCompiled + _template form, skipping the VDOM entirely at runtime for the compiled subtree.

The plugin walks each top-level FunctionDeclaration, decides whether the body is statically compilable, and rewrites it into a markCompiled(mount, patch, compare) call plus a hoisted _template(...) declaration. The Tachys runtime then clones the template and runs the generated patch function on prop changes, with no diffing.

Pairs with the SWC frontend swc-plugin-tachys (same IR, same emitter).

Install

pnpm add -D babel-plugin-tachys

Requires @babel/core ^7.20.0 as a peer.

Usage

In babel.config.js:

export default {
  plugins: [
    "babel-plugin-tachys",
    // ...your other plugins
  ],
}

The plugin only rewrites function declarations whose name starts with an uppercase letter and whose body fits the supported JSX shape. Anything else is left untouched, so you can adopt it incrementally.

What gets compiled

The plugin produces output that imports from tachys/compiled:

import { markCompiled, _template, _patchList } from "tachys/compiled"

const _tpl$Counter_0 = _template("<button></button>")

const Counter = markCompiled(
  /* mount  */ (props) => /* clones _tpl$Counter_0 and wires events */,
  /* patch  */ (el, prev, next) => /* updates only the bound slots */,
  /* compare */ (prev, next) => prev.count === next.count,
)

Components that the plugin can't compile (dynamic patterns, unsupported expressions) fall back to the regular Tachys VDOM path.

License

Dual-licensed under MIT or Apache-2.0, at your option.