@parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap
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@parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap is a Parcel transformer plugin that enables React Fast Refresh, a feature that allows you to get near-instant feedback for changes in your React components without losing component state.
Enable React Fast Refresh
This code snippet demonstrates how to enable React Fast Refresh in a Parcel bundler configuration. By adding the @parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap as an asset type for JavaScript files, you can leverage the fast refresh capabilities in your React project.
module.exports = function (bundler) {
bundler.addAssetType('js', require.resolve('@parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap'));
};react-refresh is a library that provides the core implementation for React Fast Refresh. It is often used in conjunction with bundlers like Webpack to enable fast refresh capabilities. Compared to @parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap, react-refresh is more low-level and requires additional configuration to integrate with a bundler.
react-refresh-webpack-plugin is a Webpack plugin that integrates React Fast Refresh into the Webpack build process. It provides a more seamless experience for enabling fast refresh in Webpack projects. While @parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap is designed specifically for Parcel, react-refresh-webpack-plugin serves the same purpose for Webpack users.
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We found that @parcel/transformer-react-refresh-wrap demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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