@jitesoft/babel-preset-react
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Babel preset for react with configurations for jitesoft projects.
React preset for Jitesoft javascript projects which uses babel.
Includes the following presets and plugins:
@jitesoft/preset-main
@babel/plugin-transform-react-display-name
@babel/plugin-transform-react-jsx
@babel/plugin-syntax-jsx
If babel is in development mode, the following plugins will be enabled:
@babel/plugin-transform-react-jsx-source
@babel/plugin-transform-react-jsx-self
Requires corejs (v 3+) and @babel/core.
Other than the default presets in @jitesoft/babel-preset-main, the following options
are available:
pragma (string) - Defines which create element method to use. Defaults to React.createElement.pragmaFrag (string) - Defines which Fragment component to use. Defaults to React.Fragment.useBuiltIns (boolean) - Use built ins instead of polyfill. Uses same value as passed for the main preset.useSpread (boolean) - Enables props spread. Defaults to false.throwIfNamespace (boolean) - Makes babel throw an error if using xml namespaces. Defaults to true.FAQs
Babel preset for react with configurations for jitesoft projects.
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