babel-plugin-transform-dwayne-html

Babel plugin for transforming html tagged expressions into Dwayne-compatible js.

It's recommended to use babel-preset-dwayne instead of the plugin itself.

Examples

With scope

Input:

const tmpl = html`
  <div Class:active={active}>
    {text}
    <OtherBlock/>
  </div>
`;

Output:

let _tmpl, _mixin;

const tmpl = (_tmpl = [{
  type: "div",
  args: {
    "Class:active": (_mixin = _ => _.active, _mixin.mixin = Class, _mixin.__source = "source.js:2:8", _mixin)
  },
  children: [{
    type: "#text",
    value: _ => _.text
  }, {
    type: OtherBlock,
    args: {
      __source: "source.js:4:6"
    }
  }]
}], _tmpl.vars = ["active", "text"], _tmpl);

Scopeless

Input:

import { initApp, find } from 'dwayne';
import { Router } from 'dwayne-router';
import routes from '../routes';

initApp(
  htmlScopeless`<Router routes="{routes}"/>`,
  find('.root')
);

Output:

import { initApp, find } from 'dwayne';
import { Router } from 'dwayne-router';
import routes from '../routes';

initApp([{
  type: Router,
  args: {
    routes: () => routes,
    __source: "source.js:6:17"
  }
}], find('.root'));

Options

The plugin has two options:

• options.taggedHtmlFuncName (default: 'html'): html tag function name.
• options.taggedHtmlScopelessFuncName (default: 'htmlScopelss'): scopeless html tag function name.

Transformer

It's similar to transform-dwayne-js, but for babel and html expressions only.

All the options passed to the plugin are passed to the transformer itself.

By default the plugin sets options.useES6 to true.