sfn-react-engine v0.1.0

Sfn-React-Engine

React template engine for SFN framework.

This engine only performs rendering function on server-side, for more information about React, please visit https://reactjs.org.

Install

npm i sfn-react-engine

Example

// src/controllers/hello.ts
import { HttpController, APP_PATH, route } from "sfn";
import { ReactEngine } from "sfn-react-engine";

var engine = new ReactEngine();

export default class extends HttpController {
    engine: ReactEngine = engine;
    viewPath = APP_PATH + "/view";
    viewExtname = ".tsx";

    @route.get("/hello")
    index() {
        // Even though the `viewExtension` is set to `.tsx`, when your run the 
        // program, the engine will automatically finds the correct extname.
        return this.view("Hello", { name: "World!" });
    }
}

// src/views/Hello.tsx
import * as React from "react";

export default class extends React.Component<{ name: string }> {
    render() {
        // Note that `this.props` actually contains two properties `name` and 
        // `i18n` which is auto-assigned by HttpController.view() method.
        return (
            <h1>Hello, {this.props.name}!</h1>
        )
    }
}

Compile

React code cannot be run directly, it must be compiled first. Luckily we're coding in TypeScript, which has internal support for React (tsx), just enable it in tsconfig.json, like this:

{
    "compilerOptions": {
        // ...
        "jsx": "react"
    },
    "include": [
        //...
        "src/views/*.tsx"
    ]
}

And when you compile the project, the React components will be auto-compiled and stored in ${APP_PATH}/views, which can be used from inside an HttpController.