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mlmorg / react-hyperscript

Hyperscript syntax for React.js markup
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UMD version? #33

Closed rsyring closed 6 years ago

rsyring commented 7 years ago

I like the fact that Mithril can be used without build tools. However, it's relatively obscure and my team is already familiar with React b/c we are using it for larger projects. So, I'm trying to get a no-build React experience for small projects that would be close to what I get when including Mithril.

I can do that by simply including React and React-Dom as scripts and avoid JSX. However, aliasing React.createElement() still leaves much to be desired. Therefore, I'd like to be able to include a hyperscript library as well. This library seems like it would work, but as best I can tell, is not setup to be imported as a script into a web page. Could you add UMD support so that it can be?

Thanks for your consideration.

mlmorg commented 6 years ago

If you really don't want to use a module bundler, then you can always use something like globalify and run it on this module.

PascalPixel commented 6 years ago

React offers UMD support, the only thing that you can't use is JSX! In comes react-hyperscr... oh wait no... 😭