deku-element-to-jsx-string v1.1.1

deku-element-to-jsx-string

Generate jsx string representation from deku element

Installation

Download node at nodejs.org and install it, if you haven't already.

npm install deku-element-to-jsx-string --save

Usage

Component must have a defined name to be able to generate string representation

const Component = {
  render: function () {
    return <div></div>;
  },
  name: 'Component'
};

function callback () {}

const jsxString = elementToString(<Component string='string' callback={callback} boolean={true} object={{ foo: 'bar' }} />);
console.log(jsxString);
// output:
// const object = {
//  foo: 'bar'
// };
// '<Component string=\'string\' callback={function} boolean={true} object={object}/>'

Tests

npm install
npm test

Dependencies

• es6-set: ECMAScript6 Set polyfill
• js-beautify: jsbeautifier.org for node

Dev Dependencies

• babel-cli: Babel command line.
• babel-plugin-transform-react-jsx: Turn JSX into React function calls
• babel-preset-es2015: Babel preset for all es2015 plugins.
• babel-tape-runner: Babel + Tape for running your ES Next tests
• deku: Create view components using a virtual DOM
• deku-redux: Redux bindings for deku
• object-assign: ES6 Object.assign() ponyfill
• redux: Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
• semistandard-deku: All the goodness of feross/standard with semicolons sprinkled on top. Adapted for deku
• snazzy: Format JavaScript Standard Style as Stylish (i.e. snazzy) output
• tape: tap-producing test harness for node and browsers
• virtual-element: Build virtual tree elements

License

MIT

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