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react-bananaphone

v0.0.4-basic-build-poc

Published

generic plugin unplugged

Downloads

2

Readme

sia-static-list-component (an almost-plugin)

Version 0.0.02

Early proof-of-concept. Would like to figure out how to develop a component with no internal deps, intending those to be provided by the consumer, however, for now we're duplicating dependencies within the module. Partially this is because of a Babel/Webpack issue.

Because of this dep loading issue, I've not gotten JSX to work, so for now I'm relying on React's createElement to populate the dom.

Using a module to isolate components from their consumer(s)

Why? You are working on a React app, and you want to be able to isolate individual component because:

a) you want to let folks outside of your team add a piece without having to grok the whole project, or b) you have a number of static components which you want to use across projects to provide boilerplate company info, or c) you have dynamic components which are generic enough to display a variety of data based on inputs, and, d) you are comfortable isolating the complexity of the component into a module.

This is a template for modular components.