fs-react-component v0.0.2

Fable React Component

This is a sample fable component which could be published as a stand alone React component.

Requirements

• dotnet SDK 2.1 or higher
• node.js with npm
• An F# editor like Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code with Ionide or JetBrains Rider.

Building and running the app

• Install JS dependencies: yarn
• Start Webpack dev server: yarn start or yarn build
• Make the package visible on your local system using yarn link

yarn link v1.13.0
success Registered "fs-react-component".
info You can now run `yarn link "fs-react-component"` in the projects where you want to use this package and it will be used instead.
Done in 0.09s.

Meanwhile...

• Create a new plain js/react project
• For this example I'll use create-react-app to save some setup.

npx create-react-app my-app
cd my-app
yarn link "fs-react-component"
yarn start

• Now the fs-react-component is linked to my-app by node_modules
• Open App.js and add this import

import { StandardComponent, FunComponent, Fable5FunComponent } from 'fs-react-component'

• Then use the component like any other react component

    <StandardComponent name="standard" />
    <FunComponent name="bare" />
    <Fable5FunComponent name="Memo Component" />

• If you ran yarn start in both fs-react-component and my-app you should be able to make changes to index.fs and see them reflected in my-app automatically.
• See comments in the source about why you might prefer one component type over another.
• That's it 🎉

Publishing

• Remember to change the package name in package.json
• yarn login with your npmjs.com credentials
• yarn publish
• Tell your friends