scrapjs/jsxify

Enable JSX for any framework or component

jsxify

Work in progress

Unopinionated JSX with instant deploy.

Usage

const h = require('jsxify')
h.use(
	require('jsxify-vdom')
	require('jsxify-react')
	require('jsxify-nano')
	require('jsxify-webgl')
	require('jsxify-vue')
)

// gets instantly deployed into container
<div container={document.body}>
	<AudioSource ondata={d => render({push: d})}/>
	<FpsIndicator text="false"/>
	<Logo href={package.repository.url}/>
	<Panel closed onchange={render}>
		<Volume id="width" min=0 max=100 value={state.width} />
		<Range id="amplitude" symmetric min=-10 max=10 value={[-state.amplitude, state.amplitude]} />
	</Panel>
	<canvas context="webgl">
		<Waveform data={state.data}/>
	</canvas>
</div>

To compile JSX, any of jsx-transform or babel can be used.

API

import {h, render} from 'jsxify'

Create hyperscript function for the target container, enabling framework adapters by jsxify-* packages.

import {h, render} from 'jsxify'
import jsxReact from 'jsxify-react'
import jsxVdom from 'jsxify-vdom'

h.use(jsxReact, jsxVdom)

import ReactComponent from './react-component'
import VWidget from './vdom-component'

render(
	h(ReactComponent, props, [
		h(VWidget)
	]),
document.body)

h(target, props?, children?)

Deploy JSX.

Example:

<div container={document.body}>
	<VDOMWidget>
		<div>
			<ReactComp>
				<div></div>
			</ReactComp>
		</div>
	</VDOMWidget>
</div>

The function normalizes key/id properties, which are considered equivalent. Also it normalizes on- and data- properties to on={{}}, data{{}} objects.

Components

Jsxify by default accepts following targets as components:

• JSX/HTML
• function, returning JSX/HTML
• object/class with render(props, children) method
• object/class with update(props, children), render() methods
• object/class with update, render, destroy methods
• any object with .element property
• any custom component, enabled by plugins

FAQ

Related

• hyperx − template strings for hyperscript frameworks.
• etch −

License

© 2018 Dmitry Yv. MIT License