This repo aims to demonstrate issues using fbt with Inferno's inferno-compat mod.
- webpack&babel are used to compile
- webpack-devserver handles hosting the example page as well as HMR
- fbt and its plugins
- inferno-compat
- inferno-compat is a shim for migrating from an existing React application to using Inferno. It is installed in addition to inferno, its indivdual feature pacakges, and babel-plugin-inferno. It works by using webpack's module alias'ing to convert imports of
reactandreact-domintoinferno-compat(which itself is a shim layer toinferno) - Note:
inferno'sbabel-plugin-infernois necessary as well, as it will convert JSX intoinferno's vDom format.
- inferno-compat is a shim for migrating from an existing React application to using Inferno. It is installed in addition to inferno, its indivdual feature pacakges, and babel-plugin-inferno. It works by using webpack's module alias'ing to convert imports of
src/index.jsx is written with React and attempts to render four lines of text. Lines 2-4 each test different features of FBT:
- simple usage of FBT JSX api, includes nested
<strong />and<em >tags. - Params via
<FbtParam > - Rendering programmatic call to
fbt()
To run this test,
npm install && npm start, then visit http://localhost:8080 and open a developer console to view stack traces.
There should be four lines of text rendered. Currently there are two, with the last two tests throwing the following errors:
