chtmlxify

htmlxify
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I don't like JSX and I want to work with designers, so I created this browserify tramsformer to let you write react templates in separate *.htmlx files.

##Installation

npm install htmlxify

##Usage

This is a simple JSX example from React homepage:

/* @jsx React.DOM /
var HelloMessage = React.createClass({
render: function() {
return

React.renderComponent(, mountNode);

Using browserify and htmlxify, you can change this example into two files:

hello.js:

var HelloMessage = React.createClass({
render: require('./hello.htmlx')
});

React.renderComponent(HelloMessage({name: "John"}), mountNode);

hello.htmlx

return 'htmlx below', // don't forget this line, it indicates codes below will be transformed to react dom dsl.

htmlxify will give you two local variables: state and props, which are just this.state and this.props shortcuts.

You can require other htmlx files as partial, they share the same context as you pass to them.

var chinese = require('./chinese.htmlx').bind(this); //bind call is require
var Profile = require('../components/profile.js');
return 'htmlx below', //don't forget this line, it separate requires and output

Here's the full example.

##Todo

* TODO: server-side (node) require support
* TODO: source maps

##Lisence
MIT