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Installation

# use npm
npm install template-to-react -D

# use yarn
yarn add template-to-react -D

Usage

Import the compileTemplateToReact function from the package:

import { compileTemplateToReact } from 'template-to-react';

Then, you can use it to compile an HTML template into a React component:

const htmlTemplate = '<div class="{className}">Hello, {name}!</div>';
const reactComponentCode = compileTemplateToReact(htmlTemplate);
// code:  `function TemplateComponent(props){return <div className={props.className}>Hello, {props.name}!</div>}`

In the above example, className and name are placeholders that will be replaced with the corresponding props when the React component is rendered.

Here's another example with a more complex template:

const htmlTemplate = `
  <div class="{className}" data-title="Hello {user}">
    <h1>{title}</h1>
    <p>{description}</p>
    <{c1}>{c2}</{c1}>
    <{c3}/>
  </div>
`;
// compile the template to a React component
const reactComponentCode = compileTemplateToReact(htmlTemplate, {
  componentName: 'MyComponent',
  pretty: true,
});
// will output:
reactComponentCode = `
function MyComponent (props) {
  const C$c0 = props.c1;
  const C$c0 = props.c3;
  return (<div className={props.className} data-title={"Hello" + props.user}>
    <h1>{props.title}</h1>
    <p>{props.description}</p>
    <C$c0>{props.c2}</C$c0>
    <C$c1/>
  </div>)
}`;

// compile the template to a React component with custom jsx options
const reactComponentCodeJsx = compileTemplateToReact(htmlTemplate, {
  componentName: 'MyComponent',
  pretty: true,
  jsx: true,
});

// will output:
reactComponentCodeJsx = `
function MyComponent(props) {
  const frg = React.Fragment;
  const jsx = React.createElement;
  const jsxs = React.createElement;
  return jsxs("div", {
    className: props.className,
    "data-title": "Hello " + props.user
  }, [
    jsx("h1", null, [
      props.title
    ]),
    jsx("p", null, [
      props.description
    ]),
    jsx(props.c1, null, [
      props.c2
    ]),
    jsx(props.c3, null, [])
  ])
}`;

In this example, className, title, and description are placeholders that will be replaced with the corresponding props when the React component is rendered.

API

compileTemplateToReact(template: string, options?: ITemplateToReactOptions): string

This function takes an HTML template as a string and an optional options object, and returns a React component. The HTML template can contain placeholders in the form {propName} that will be replaced with the corresponding props when the React component is rendered.

The ITemplateToReactOptions object can have the following properties:

export interface ITemplateToReactOptions {
  /**
   * whether reserve leading and trailing whitespace in text node
   *  invalid when pretty is true and jsx is true
   */
  reserverWhitespace?: boolean;
  /**
   * component name
   * @default TemplateComponent
   */
  componentName?: string;
  /**
   * pretty print
   * @default false, true for 2 spaces, number for custom spaces
   */
  pretty?: boolean | number | { initialIndent: number, indentSize: number };
  /**
   * whether convert to jsx function call
   * @default false, true for React, object for custom jsx function
   */
  jsx?: IJsxOptions
}

/**
 * JSX options
 */
export type IJsxOptions = boolean | undefined | {
  /**
   * Fragment component name
   * use `React.Fragment` for default
   * @default false
   */
  fragment: string;
  /**
   * function name to create React element
   * use `React.createElement` for default
   * @default false
   */
  jsx: string;
  /**
   * function name to create React element root
   * use `React.createElement` for default
   */
  jsxs: string;
}

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT