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component-metadata-loader

v4.0.0

Published

Webpack loader for extracting React Component metadata (props, comments jsDoclets)

Downloads

4,581

Readme

component-metadata-loader

A Webpack loader for extracting React Component metadata (props, comments jsDoclets, etc). Helpful for generating documentation from React components, it uses react-docgen to parse and return JSON metadata when requiring a file.

Installation

$ npm install --save component-metadata-loader

Usage

Generally you will want to use the inline request syntax for using this loader, instead of adding it to your config file.

var metadata = require('component-metadata!./some/my-component');

metadata.MyComponent // { props, desc, descHtml, doclets }

doclets

The loader will parse out any jsDoc style "doclets" from either component or propType comment blocks. You can access them from metadata.MyComponent.doclets or metadata.MyComponent.props.myProp.doclets

Some doclets are "special cased", adjusting the returned metadata if they are present.

  • @required will mark a prop as required as if you had used string.isRequired for the propType.
  • @type: overrides the type name of the prop, also accepts the following syntax for enums or oneOf props ('foo'|'bar'|'baz')
  • @default: for manually specifying a default value for a prop.

markdown

By default the loader will parse any prop or component comments as markdown using marked, you can disabled this with require('component-metadata?markdown=false!./my-component').

You can also pass any markdown options as well.

syntax highlighting

prismjs is also set up to handle any js or jsx syntax highlighting in your markdown.

Global options.

When passing options that aren't serializable to a string is necessary, you can specify global options in your Webpack config like so:

{
  entry,
  output,
  ...
  componentMetadata: {
    renderer: new MyMarkedRenderer(),
    highlight: customHightlightingFunction
  }
}

Additional parsing

If you want to add some custom metadata parsing you can provide a parse function in the options

{
  entry,
  output,
  ...
  componentMetadata: {
    parse(metadata, componentName, options, filePath) {
      //add something to metadata
    }
  }
}

License

MIT © Jason Quense