jsx-convert
A CLI tool for converting JSX files into standard JS.
This script looks for JSX code and isolates it before performing a transform using jsx-transform
on it. This allows it to support modern JS language features which might not be supported by the underlying jsx-transform
package.
This script will not transform code inside a prop's value. It ignores the contents of a prop. It does this by first converting the prop's value into a backtick-string, escaping any backticks inside the value. This turns the value into a string which jsx-transform
can handle in all cases. Then the transformed code is converted back into the original value.
Usage:
jsx-convert <glob> [--write] [--factory='h']
Some examples of what <glob>
can be:
build/**/*.js
build/**/*{.js,.jsx}
file.js
Example
Input:
import React from 'hyperscript'
const Component = () => (<div/>)
const test = (
<div>
<button onClick={() => console.log('click')}/>
<Component />
</div>
)
Output:
import h from 'hyperscript'
const Component = () => (h('div'))
const test = (
h('div', null, [
h('button', {onClick: () => console.log('click')}),
Component()
])
)