@react5/dom-jsx 0.1.5 → 0.1.7
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- package/README.md +87 -9
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/dist/jsx-runtime.d.ts +14 -2
- package/dist/jsx-runtime.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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Function components may return DOM nodes with an attached API:
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```tsx
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function Modal() {
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const api: ModalApi = {
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modal.api?.open()
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```
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TypeScript represents all JSX expressions with one `JSX.Element` type, so it
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cannot preserve the exact intersection type of an individual component in
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TSX. The library's JSX element type therefore allows an optional `
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TSX. The library's JSX element type therefore allows an optional `api`
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property, typed loosely as `Record<string, any>`, on every JSX result.
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property) is still checked normally. `
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property) is still checked normally. `api` is optional because plain
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intrinsic elements don't have one, so calling through it via `<Tag />` JSX
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syntax needs `?.`. To get the component's exact, non-optional `
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syntax needs `?.`. To get the component's exact, non-optional `api`
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type instead, call the component directly or call `jsx(Modal, null)` /
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The public entry points are:
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```ts
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import { createRef, jsx, jsxs, Fragment } from '@react5/dom-jsx'
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import { createRef, createContext, useContext, onCleanup, onDispose, dispose, jsx, jsxs, Fragment } from '@react5/dom-jsx'
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import { jsx, jsxs, jsxDEV, Fragment } from '@react5/dom-jsx/jsx-dev-runtime'
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A callback ref (`ref={(el) => ...}`) is also supported and is invoked with the element once it's created.
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### Context
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Pass values down to nested components without threading props through every level:
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JSX in this runtime is evaluated eagerly from the inside out: children are
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created before their parent component runs. A Provider's child must
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therefore be a render function (`{() => ...}`); the Provider calls it while
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its value is active, so every component rendered inside sees that value.
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progress. Call it synchronously in a component body and keep the result.
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Release subscriptions, timers, and other resources when content is discarded.
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fragment, they are attached to the fragment's top-level children and run once
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import{Fragment as r,createContext as m,createRef as o,dispose as t,jsx as e,jsxs as i,onCleanup as j,onDispose as p,useContext as s}from"./jsx-runtime.js";export{r as Fragment,m as createContext,o as createRef,t as dispose,e as jsx,i as jsxs,j as onCleanup,p as onDispose,s as useContext};
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