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React ES6 Snippets

by mboperator ALL

ES6 based Sublime Text snippets for React.

Labels snippets, jsx, es6, react

Details

  • 0.5.0
  • github.​com
  • 7 years ago
  • Just now
  • 9 years ago

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Readme

Source
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sublime-react-es6

This is a fork of Facebook's original ReactJS Sublime Package.

The main changes I've made include:

  • Converting function declarations to the new ES6 shorthand.

  • Static class variables (defaultProps, propTypes) are declared using ES7 property intializers.

  • ES6 style exports and imports for component creating snippets.

  • Added rrc for Redux connected components.

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Installation

Install the React package via Sublime's Package Manager

You will need the Sublime Package Manager.

  • Open the command palette: ⌘+shift+p on MacOS/Linux, ctrl+shift+p on Windows

  • type install, select Package Control: Install Package

  • type React, select React ES6 Snippets

Usage

Syntax highlighting

Syntax highlighting is no longer provided by this packages. We recommend that you use (babel-sublime) instead.

Snippets

It's easy! Simply activate snippets by typing a mnemonic followed by TAB.

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Documentation of available snippets (JSX):

cdm→  componentDidMount: fn() { ... }

   cdup→  componentDidUpdate: fn(pp, ps) { ... }

     cs→  import cx from 'classnames';

    cwm→  componentWillMount: fn() { ... }

    cwr→  componentWillReceiveProps: fn(np) { ... }

    cwu→  componentWillUpdate: fn(np, ns) { ... }

   cwun→  componentWillUnmount: fn() { ... }

     cx→  cx({ ... })

    fdn→  React.findDOMNode(...)

    fup→  forceUpdate(...)

    gdp→  static defaultProps = { ... } 

    gis→  getInitialState: fn() { return {...} } 

    ism→  isMounted()

  props→  this.props.

     pt→  propTypes { ... }

    rcc→  component skeleton

   refs→  this.refs.

    ren→  render: fn() { return ... }

    rpc→  pure render component skeleton

    rrc→  redux component skeleton

    scu→  shouldComponentUpdate: fn(np, ns) { ... }

    sst→  this.setState({ ... })

  state→  this.state.

Contributing

Rebuilding the docs

After making changes to snippet files, run npm install && npm run build-docs to automatically generate this document from source. Do not make changes to README.md directly.