Hyperscript syntax for React.js markup.
var h = require('react-hyperscript'); var React = require('react'); var AnotherComponent = require('./another-component'); module.exports = React.createClass({ render: function render() { return ( h('div.example', [ h('h1#heading', 'This is hyperscript'), h('h2', 'creating React.js markup'), h(AnotherComponent, {foo: 'bar'}, [ h('li', [ h('a', {href: 'http://whatever.com'}, 'One list item') ]), h('li', 'Another list item') ]) ]) ); } });
If you're using React 0.11, use react-hyperscript 1.x.x. For later versions, use react-hyperscript 2.x.x.
Object.assign is used in this library and is not poly-filled.
h(componentOrTag, properties, children)
Returns a React element.
Object|String
- Can be a React component OR tag string with optional css class names/id in the format h1#some-id.foo.bar
. If a tag string, it will parse out the tag name and change the id
and className
properties of the properties
object.Object
(optional) - An object containing the properties you'd like to set on the element.Array|String
(optional) - An array of h()
children or a string. This will create child elements or a text node, respectively.Array
- An array of React elements that will be wrapped with React.Fragment
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