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react-addons
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Simple packaging of react addons to avoid fiddly 'react/addons' npm module.
This is an npm package containing only the react addons, and not the full react build
itself (although it requires it). This will play much more nicely with browserify
and other build tools than the old require('react/addons')
style.
This package is a direct copy/paste of the files in lib/
, with the paths to /React
changed
to require the base react
module. If this module gets significantly out of date, it should
be simple to rebuild using the React source.
// Previously, you might access React Addons with this path.
var React = require('react/addons');
// Now, you can access it this way:
var addons = require('react-addons');
// And the addons are available directly on the module, like so:
var classSet = require('react-addons').classSet;
// Now, you don't have to worry about changing all your `require` statements
// throughout your app to use `react/addons`!
FAQs
Simple packaging of react addons to avoid fiddly 'react/addons' npm module.
We found that react-addons 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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