If node-jsx is required after example Express, all express files will be checked by node-jsx but without options. So require node-jsx before express, otherwise will it take some extra time to start node / express.
Wrong:
var express = require('express'), // node-jsx options is empty here
fs = require('fs'), // node-jsx options is empty here
passport = require('passport'), // node-jsx options is empty here
nodeJSX = require('node-jsx').install({extension: '.jsx'}); // It's here the options starts to take action and only jsx will be checked.
Things like require and load order are pretty fundamental to node, but not this library. I think it'd be a little out of place to include in this readme.
If node-jsx is required after example Express, all express files will be checked by node-jsx but without options. So require node-jsx before express, otherwise will it take some extra time to start node / express.
Wrong:
Right:
Not a big deal, but maybe something we should add to the readme ?