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react-redom

v1.0.2

Published

Create more easily React element without JSX

Downloads

11

Readme

react-redom

React.createElement wrapper. The purpose of this wrapper is to work without JSX and create elements with a single hash param.

Usage

var r = require('react-redom');

var MyCmp = React.createClass({
      render : function render() {
        // create a div with a contentText
        return r('span', this.props.myProp);
      }
    });

module.exports = React.createClass({
      render : function render() {
        return r({
              _type : 'div.class1.class2',               // create a <div class="class1 class2">
              children : {                               // add one child
                _type : 'div',                           // a new html <div>
                className : 'subclass',                  // with class="subclass"
                children : [1, 2, 3].map(function(i) {   // with multiple children
                      return {
                        _type : i != 2           // a fake functionnal test
                            ? MyCmp              // create an instance of MyCmp
                            : r.NullType,        // or a special type which is finally ignored
                        myProp : 'myValue' + i   // a prop for MyCmp
                      };
                    })
              }
            });
      }
    });

// finally this should create the following html snippet :
// <div class="class1 class2"><div class="subclass"><span>myValue1</span><span>myValue3</span></div></div>

Documentation

r(component, [properties], [children])

Returns a React element

  • component Function|String|Object - A React.js Component class or an HTML tag. If it's an Object the properties component._type whould be extracted and considered as component, the properties component.children whould be extracted and considered as children, the rest is kept and considered as properties
  • properties Object optional - props of the component
  • children Array|Object|String optional - An array of Object|String or an Object|String which will be passed as single argument of this method