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Currently it's pretty easy to use something like https://github.com/dekujs/deku using coffee-react since you can do:
# @cjsx deku Car = React.createClass render: -> <Vehicle {...@props.parts}> <Parts.FrontSeat /> <Parts.BackSeat /> <p>Which seat can I take? {@props.seat or 'none'}</p> </Vehicle>
Which becomes:
`/** @jsx deku */` Car = React.createClass render: -> deku.createElement(Vehicle, React.__spread({}, @props.parts), deku.createElement(Parts.FrontSeat, null), deku.createElement(Parts.BackSeat, null), deku.createElement("p", null, "Which seat can I take? ", (@props.seat or 'none')) )
However you will notice "React.__spread" which is obviously not compatible. Is it possible to have @jsx also modify React.__spread?
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Looks like this is a regression, previously if you provided something like # @cjsx deku.dom it would just work.
# @cjsx deku.dom
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Is it possible to fix or is it an issue with the jsx transform?
It's a pretty simple fix, the correct value just needs to be output here: https://github.com/jsdf/coffee-react-transform/blob/master/src/serialiser.coffee#L105
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Currently it's pretty easy to use something like https://github.com/dekujs/deku using coffee-react since you can do:
Which becomes:
However you will notice "React.__spread" which is obviously not compatible.
Is it possible to have @jsx also modify React.__spread?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: