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A helper module for ensuring typesafety of react components on node.js

Readme

reactnode

reactnode is a lightweight utility library focused on providing type-safe validation, inspection, and safe element creation for React components used in Node.js environments. It is suited for SSR tools, command-line utilities, testing frameworks, and any workflow that requires React without a browser DOM.

Features

  • Type-safe validation of React component props
  • Node-safe React element creation helpers
  • Component-type detection (functional vs class)
  • Prop-shape introspection utilities
  • Full TypeScript support with bundled type declarations
  • Zero external configuration required

Installation

npm install reactnode
yarn add reactnode
pnpm add reactnode

Usage

Example: validating a component's props

import { validateComponentProps } from "reactnode"; import React from "react";

function Button(props: { label: string; disabled?: boolean }) { return React.createElement("button", { disabled: props.disabled }, props.label); }

const result = validateComponentProps(Button, { label: "Click me" });

console.log(result.success); console.log(result.errors);

Example: detecting component types

import { isFunctionalComponent, isClassComponent } from "reactnode"; import React from "react";

function A() { return null; }

class B extends React.Component { render() { return null; } }

console.log(isFunctionalComponent(A)); console.log(isClassComponent(B));

Example: safe creation of React elements

import { safeCreateElement } from "reactnode"; import React from "react";

const element = safeCreateElement("div", { id: "root" }, "Hello");

console.log(element.type); console.log(element.props.id);

API Overview

validateComponentProps(Component, props)
Validates props passed into a React component based on inferred prop types.
Returns an object with:
success: boolean
errors: string[]

isFunctionalComponent(Component)
Returns true if the provided component is a React function component.

isClassComponent(Component)
Returns true if the component is a React class component.

safeCreateElement(type, props, ...children)
A wrapper around React.createElement designed to behave safely in non-DOM environments, such as Node.js.

inspectProps(Component)
Extracts metadata describing the component's expected props, including names and optionality.

Build and Development

reactnode uses tsup for bundling. The build output includes:
lib/index.js (CommonJS)
lib/index.mjs (ES Module)
lib/index.d.ts (TypeScript type definitions)

Build the library:
npm run build

Start development mode:
npm run dev

Testing

reactnode uses Vitest for testing.
Run tests with:
npm test

Package Contents

The published package includes only:
lib/
README.md
package.json
LICENSE

TypeScript source files are excluded from the published bundle.

License

MIT License