reason-react
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Warning For ReScript users, we recommend using @rescript/react instead. Before, ReasonReact was designed to be used with BuckleScript and it got packaged into @rescript/react. More context on the move here.
ReasonReact is a safer, simpler way to build React components. You get a great type system with an even better developer experience. Why choose ReasonReact? Read more here
ReasonReact is just React.js under the hood. This makes it super easy to integrate with your current Next.js, Create React App, JavaScript, Flowtype or TypeScript project. Learn more about getting started here
Watch Ricky Vetter's Reason Conf talk, "Why React is Just Better in Reason" to learn more about how Facebook & Messenger are using ReasonReact
Watch Jordan Walke's Reason Conf talk, "React to the Future" to learn more about the future of ReasonML and React
/* Greeting.re */
[@react.component]
let make = (~name) => <h1> {React.string("Hello " ++ name)} </h1>
See all of our examples here. For a full application, check out reason-react-hacker-news.
The same way that TypeScript has type annotations, we have bindings. Bindings are libraries that allow you to import a popular project (like lodash) or to import your own local file. ReasonReact is in fact an example of a binding!
See https://reasonml.github.io/reason-react
We welcome all contributors! Anything from docs to issues to pull requests. Please help us :smile:
Looking for syntax highlighting for your favorite editor? Check out ReasonML Editor Plugins
0.11.0
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React bindings for Reason
The npm package reason-react receives a total of 1,640 weekly downloads. As such, reason-react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that reason-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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