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babel-plugin-transform-jsx-classname-components

v0.0.3

Published

It allows you to specify inner components via class names

Downloads

6,351

Readme

babel-plugin-transform-jsx-classname-components

:sunglasses: Long name, right...

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What

It takes your first class name (if it starts with up-case) and use it as property for component.

<Component className="Inner" />

Will be transformed into this:

<Component.Inner />

Why

You don't need this plugin unless you use Pug with react. Pug consider everything after dot as class names, so it converts code like:

pug`Component.Inner Hello`

Into this:

<Component className="Inner">Hello</Component>

This plugin was created to change the result to this one:

<Component.Inner>Hello</Component.Inner>

How

yarn add --dev babel-plugin-transform-jsx-classname-components

In .babelrc:

{
  "plugins": [
    "transform-jsx-classname-components"
  ]
}

Note: It should be placed after transforming Pug into Jsx.

Options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | - | - | - | - | objects | Array<string> | null | It specifies what objects should be processed | attribute | String | className | It specifies attribute name which should be processed

objects

If you set it to ['Icons'] it will handle only <Icons ... />:

<Component className="Inner" />
<Icons className="Inner" />

Will be transformed into:

<Component className="Inner" />
<Icons.Inner  />

attribute

If you set it to styleName it will process styleName attribute instead of default one:

<Component styleName="Inner" />
<Icons className="JustClass" styleName="Inner" />

Will be transformed into:

<Component.Inner />
<Icons.Inner className="JustClass"  />