babel-transform-jsx: handle JSX fragments#85
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Isn't the default behaviour what folks want here? // input:
<Fragment>
<div />
<div />
</Fragment>
// output:
html`
<${Fragment>
<div />
<div />
</${Fragment}>
` |
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@blikblum seems reasonable. I'll need a bit to properly review. |
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I think the idea is sound 👍 Added a couple of suggestions regarding the structure and formatting, and added a suggestion to use this opportunity to make the plugin more robust overall.
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Makes jsx to htm babel transform handle JSX fragments both React.Fragment and short (<></>) syntax.
Basically removes the fragment nodes