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ppx_bsx

v1.0.13

Published

OCaml JSX for ReasonReact

Downloads

15

Readme

ppx_bsx

OCaml JSX for ReasonReact.

Install

  • yarn add -D ppx_bsx or npm i --save-dev ppx_bsx
  • add "ppx-flags": ["./node_modules/ppx_bsx/bin/ppx_bsx.exe"] to bsconfig.json

👉 https://github.com/cxa/ppx_bsx_example

Usage

This is how it feel:

[%bsx "
  <Container>
    <h1>Nice example</h1>
    <nav className="(styles "sidebar")">
      <Router.Route path='/' component="sidebar" />
    </nav>
    <div className="(styles "content")">
      <Router.Switch>"(mk_switches link_groups)"</Router.Switch>
    </div>
  </Container>
"]

Simple rules

  • When you need OCaml expression, wrap it with double quotation marks, otherwise
  • For string literal value, just use single quotation marks
  • For singe text node, you don't need to wrap it to ReasonReact.stringToElement, (surprisedly) <div>Hello, World</div> is accepted

Bonus

For non-ascii string, you can simply use string literal like {|中文|}, ppx_bsx will convert to {j|中文|j} automatically.