JSX++

Missing features for your React JSX templates.

• Inline style prefixing
• Better class name syntax
• Dynamic CSS
• Set DOM element props
• Set DOM element attributes
• Add native DOM event listeners
• Micro life-cycles

Simply require this file:

require('jsx-plus-plus/lib/patch');

Done!

Inline Style Prefixing

Auto-prefixes inline styles, uses only required prefixes by your browser.

<div style={{hyphens: 'auto'}} />

Result:

<div style="-webkit-hyphens: auto">

Better Class Names

Set class names using either class or className props. Use classnames syntax.

<div class={[null, false, 'bar', undefined, 0, 1, { baz: null }, '']} />
<div className={{a: true, b: false}}>

Result:

<div class="bar 1">
<div class="a">

Dynamic CSS

JSX++ will dynamically generate scoped CSS for your nodes.

<div $css={{
    color: 'red', 
    '&:hover': {
        color: 'blue'
    }
}}>Hover me!</div>

Result:

[data-css-123] {
    color: red;
}
[data-css-123]:hover {
    color: blue;
}

<div data-css-123>Hover me!</div>

DOM Element Props

Sets props on native DOM elements.

<div $dom={{innerHTML: 'foobar'}} />

Result:

<div>foobar</div>

DOM Element Attributes

Sets attributes of DOM elements.

<div $attr={{'aria-hidden': ''}} />

Result:

<div aria-hidden=""></div>

Native DOM Events

Add listeners to native DOM events.

<button $on={{click: (event) => console.log('CLICKED')}}>Click me!</button>

Micro Life-cycles

Add micro life-cycles to React DOM string elements.

<div
  $attach={(el, props) => console.log('element attached: ', el, props)}
  $update={(el, props, oldProps) => console.log('element updated: ', el, props, oldProps)}
  $detach={(el, oldProps) => console.log('element detached: ', el, oldProps)}
/>