A Ruby interface to Facebook's JSX transformer, broken out of react-rails
. You can:
- convert JSX willy-nilly
- Use
JSX::Template
with a Tilt environment (for example, Sinatra)
gem "jsx"
bundle install
You can access the transformer directly. Pass it some JavaScript with JSX. Optionally, pass strip_types
or harmony
. For example:
compiled = JSX.transform("<h1>Hello {name}</h1>", strip_types: true, harmony: true)
# 'React.createElement("h1", {className: "greeting"}, "Hello ", name)'
Tilt can automatically convert .jsx
files. After loading Tilt and JSX, require jsx/tilt
. For example:
require 'tilt'
require 'jsx'
require 'jsx/tilt'
To use harmony
or strip_types
in this case, assign them to JSX::Template.transform_options
. For example:
JSX::Template.transform_options = {strip_types: true}
Now, the template will strip types from JSX code.
- Facebook's JSX Transformer (part of React): BSD
- This Ruby code: MIT