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js-to-builder

v0.2.6

Published

SEE https://subuta.github.io/js-to-builder/ and try js-to-builder feature

Downloads

8

Readme

js-to-builder

SEE https://subuta.github.io/js-to-builder/ and try js-to-builder feature

Will generate ast-types builder JSX from your JavaScript code.

Feature

  • toBuilder feature to parse JavaScript code and generate equivalent builder-jsx.
  • Built-in builder-jsx shorthand that may use for your own JavaScript code generator. (or write your own code block)

Why?

builder-jsx let you easily compose/reuse your code block compared to original AST compatible builder api.

Getting Started

Installation

npm i js-to-builder --save

Example

1. To generate builder-jsx code from your code(JavaScript).

You may use Online editor

// 1. import toBuilder from `js-to-builder`
import { toBuilder } from 'js-to-builder'

// 2. parse code(string) and generate ast-types builder jsx
const variableDeclaration = toBuilder(`const hoge = 'fuga'`)

// 3. print builder-jsx code and copy it(to clipboard) for next step.
console.log(variableDeclaration.code)

// ->
// const render = () => (
//   <program>
//     <variableDeclaration kind="const">
//       <variableDeclarator>
//         <identifier name="hoge" />
//         <literal value="fuga" />
//       </variableDeclarator>
//     </variableDeclaration>
//   </program>
// )

2. To generate code from builder-jsx

Copy and paste printed builder-jsx and use js-to-builder for construct your own JavaScript code generator.

// 1. specify jsx pragma as h (the one imported from `js-to-builder`)
/** @jsx h */
import { h, components, format } from 'js-to-builder'
import { print } from 'recast'

// 2. paste(or write your own) builder-jsx code
const render = () => (
  <program>
    <variableDeclaration kind="const">
      <variableDeclarator>
        <identifier name="hoge" />
        <literal value="fuga" />
      </variableDeclarator>
    </variableDeclaration>
  </program>
)

// 3. use react's `print` to convert builder code to JavaScript code.
const code = format(print(render()))

// will print JavaScript Code
console.log(code)

// ->
// const hoge = 'fuga'

// You can save generated JavaScript Code as a file using `fs.writeFile` of-course :)

Development

# clone this repository and then ...
npm i

# will run docs (Github pages)
npm run watch
open http://localhost:4000

To run tests locally

  • Setup Wallaby.js for your IDE.
  • and call wallaby using wallaby.js config.
  • Will add another test runner(AVA or Karma?) later!

References

License

MIT