A tiny jsx compiler.
This is a tiny, single-pass compiler for jsx. It takes in a string of javascript and spits out a string of javascript. That's all. It's not super fast yet, but that is one of my goals. It can be used in browser (as window.CompileJSX), or from node.js. I included a BNF-ish grammar that I used to write the parser.
Because I no longer use babel for anything other than jsx compilation.
var fs = require('fs')
var compile_jsx = require('micro-jsx')
var file = fs.readFileSync('./test.jsx').toString()
console.log(compile_jsx(file, 'React.createElement'))Inner html text is trimmed.<div> inner text </div>will be rendered as React.createElement('div', null, 'inner text'). If you want additional spaces, use .
is actually the only special html character you can use. For the other ones (like ©, etc.), you must use unicode characters. Babel does this transformation automatically.
It does not support the spread operator for passing props to components.
The error reporting isn't very good right now.