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clinch.csbx

v0.14.1

Published

CoffeeScript with React jsx in backticks processor for Clinch

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9

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clinch.csbx

This is external addon for clinch - CommonJS to browser packer to support React jsx on CoffeeScript with backticks files.

How to use

Clinch = require 'clinch'
clinch_csbx = require 'clinch.csbx'

# create packer object
packer = new Clinch runtime : on
# add plugin (chainable)
packer.addPlugin clinch_csbx

For more information see main module documentation.

About React version

React grow fast and add new features and drop old one in every new releases, so clinch.csbx have some version for all minor React version.

This is v0.14.1 React version with Babel transformer for jsx-part of csbx file.

.csbx example

module.exports = class HelloMessage extends React.Component

  render: ->
    `<div className="message">
      <p>Hello {this.props.name}!!!</p>
    </div>`

Or see ./test/fixtures directory

Why .csbx ?

Sadly while combining the best of two worlds - CoffeeScript and jsx React implemented by "the place" - using a trick with the backticks, which allow you to insert in CoffeScript structure, they are not processed. This is the reason for such an extension of the files is selected - "Coffee Script with Backticks eXt" - .csbx

As soon as the normal method is to combine both tools - I'll do it as soon as possible, most likely with the file extension will be .csx