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babel-plugin-react-hyperscript
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HyperScript syntax for React components without runtime overhead
HyperScript syntax for React components without runtime overhead.
Compiles react-hyperscript into React.createElement
.
Input
h('h1#boom.whatever.foo', [
h('span'),
h(MyComponent, { text: 'Hello!' })
]);
Output
React.createElement('h1', {
id: 'boom',
className: 'whatever foo'
},
React.createElement('span'),
React.createElement(MyComponent, { text: 'Hello!' }));
npm i babel-plugin-react-hyperscript
pragma
By default calls to h
will be replaced with React.createElement
, but you can override this with a custom pragma (including h
itself when used with Preact).
{
"plugins": ["react-hyperscript", { "pragma": "yo" }]
}
// Input
h('h1#boom.whatever.foo', [
h('span'),
h(MyComponent, { text: 'Hello!' })
]);
// Output
yo('h1', {
id: 'boom',
className: 'whatever foo'
},
yo('span'),
yo(MyComponent, { text: 'Hello!' }));
.babelrc
{
"plugins": ["react-hyperscript"]
}
babel --plugins react-hyperscript script.js
require("babel-core").transform("code", {
plugins: ["react-hyperscript"]
});
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HyperScript syntax for React components without runtime overhead
We found that babel-plugin-react-hyperscript demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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