Added ability to turn off jsx compilation if not required

[abritinthebay]

Adds ability to turn off jsx compilation if not required - for example if using babel's require hook or writing in ES5 style React.

This is especially useful as node-jsx is super slow and it eliminates the need for this when it's not required.

[jedireza]

Thanks for opening a PR. This seems reasonable. We should get the tests passing again though.

[abritinthebay]

Ah, agreed. Looks like you have it failing at less that 100% coverage? That's... impressive :)

Will update tests. Not too familiar with Lab but it looks pretty standard.

[abritinthebay]

Ok, updated the tests and I moved the jsxCompile check into the runtime so it's a) easier to test and b) more flexible.

That said - because of the way node-jsx works once it's loaded... it's loaded. That's why the tests are in that order as well. It needs to test those first otherwise it can't test a failure state.

[abritinthebay]

Let me know if there are any more changes you'd like to see.

[jedireza]

Will do. Apologies for the delay, I got slammed after we last chatted.

[abritinthebay]

No worries - been there... repeatedly.

[jedireza]

I sent a minor PR to your fork. If you merge that, the changes will show up here.

[jedireza]

Ok cool. Let's squash the commits into one and I'll merge.

[abritinthebay]

Done and done :)

[jedireza]

Hmm. Not sure about that 3.0.1 commit that got in here.

[abritinthebay]

I think that's just because of your PR. It does list you as the author of it so... no idea.

[abritinthebay]

Looks like the result of an npm patch that isn't in master maybe?

[jedireza]

Maybe you re-based one commit too many? The 3.0.1 is the latest commit on master (1ed5b14f).

[abritinthebay]

I just rebased. As it's my fork it shouldn't affect yours, and will just merge.

[jedireza]

Great. Thank you! This looks good. I'm in a meeting right now, but I'll do a final review later to double check and merge.