JSONX is a module that creates React Elements, JSX and HTML from JSON.
The JSONX web module comes with batteries included so you can use JSONX in the browser without transpilers or any additional setup/configuration. The JSONX UMD is ideal for JAMstack Applications.
JSONX can also be used in existing react applications if you want to dynamically create elements with JSON. This works great for many scenarios when you want to manage your application views and components in a view management system or if you want to dynamically create React elements without using JSX.
JSONX supports all of Reacts features including Functional (with Hooks), Class-based, Suspense and Lazy components. JSONX supports JSON objects that implement the JXM (JSONX Markup) Spec.
$ npm i jsonx- Getting Started
- Using Advanced Props
- External and Custom Components
- Creating React Components and Component Libraries
- JSONX & JXM Spec
- Samples
- Roadmap
- Full API Docs
import { * as jsonx } from 'jsonx';
const example_JXM_JSON = {
component:'p',
props:{ style:{ color:'blue' } },
children:'hello world'
};
//Rendering React Components
jsonx.getReactElement(example_JXM_JSON); // => JSX Equivalent: <p style={{color:'blue'}}>hello world</p>
//Generating HTML strings
jsonx.outputHTML({ jsonx: example_JXM_JSON, }); // => '<p style="color:blue;">hello world</p>'
//Generating JSX strings
jsonx.outputJSX({ jsonx: example_JXM_JSON, }); // => '<p style={{color:blue,}}>hello world</p>'
//Rendering HTML Dom with React
jsonx.jsonxRender({ jsonx: example_JXM_JSON, querySelector:'#myApp', });
// <!DOCTYPE html>
// <body>
// <div id="myApp">
// <p style="color:blue;">hello world</p>
// </div>
// </body>
//you can also use the simplified syntax
const simpleJXM_JSON = {
p:{
props:{ style:{ color:'blue' } },
children:'hello world'
}
}
//or if you have an element with no props, simply use {type:children}
const superSimpleJXM = {
ul:[
{li:'first!'},
{li:'second!'},
]
}JSONX works by using JXM JSON to create react elements. JXM JSON Objects are valid JSON Objects that more or less mimics JSX in JSON notation with a couple of special properties. The properties for JSONX JSON are the arguments passed to React.createElement. The only required property is the component (which is passed as the type argument)
React.createElement(
type,
[props],
[...children]
)You can pass React component libraries for additional components, or you own custom components (see External and Custom Components and Using Advanced Props for more details).
Note Make sure you have typescript installed
$ npm i -g typescript For generating documentation
$ npm run docCheck out https://repetere.github.io/jsonx/ for the full jsonx Documentation
$ npm testFork, write tests and create a pull request!
License
MIT