jarle

J.A.R.L.E

Just Another React Live Editor

Jarle is a as light weight and feature rich React component editor with live preview.

Usage

import { Provider, Editor, Error, Preview } from 'jarle';

function LiveEditor() {
  return (
    <Provider code="<strong>Hello World!</strong>">
      <Editor />
      <Error />
      <Preview />
    </Provider>
  );
}

See https://jquense.github.io/jarle/ for docs.

Rendering Code

Jarle removes boilerplate code in your examples, by rendering the last expression in your code block. Define variables, components, whatever, as long as the last line is a JSX expression.

<Provider
  code={`
    function Example({ subject }) {
      return <div>Hello {subject}</div>
    }

    <Example subject="World"/>
  `}
/>

If you do need more control over what get's rendered, or need to render asynchronously, a render function is always in scope:

setTimeout(() => {
  render(<div>I'm late!</div>);
}, 1000);

Jarle also supports rendering your code as a component, helpful for illustrating hooks or render behavior with minimal extra code. When using renderAsComponent the code text is used as the body of React function component, so you can use state and other hooks.

<Provider
  renderAsComponent
  code={`
    const [secondsPast, setSeconds] = useState(0)

    useEffect(() => {
      let interval = setInterval(() => {
        setSeconds(prev => prev + 1)
      }, 1000)

      return () => clearInterval(interval)
    }, [])

    <div>Seconds past: {secondsPast}</div>
  `}
/>

Differences from React Live

• No extra compiling. Jarle only packages a JSX transformer, making it lighter than alternatives.

• Smart rendering

Changelog

1.0.2 (2021-01-12)

Bug Fixes

• remove unused deps (81f20ab)