jsx-fragments: allow Fragment syntax option
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Right now one can specify either `syntax` or `element`, however `element` automatically falls back to using `React.Fragment` which is not supported in the case the variable is not exposed as an UMD global - the case when using es modules. This option allows to use modules instead and import the `Fragment` component from the react library
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Historically, you’re required to have React in scope for jsx to work, so this never came up until the new jsx renderer in React 17. However, in a modern codebase, why wouldn’t you always prefer the syntax? |
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Description
Right now one can specify either
syntaxorelement, howeverelementautomatically falls back to usingReact.Fragmentwhich is not supported in the case the variable is not exposed as an UMD global - the case when using es modules.This option allows to use modules instead and import the
Fragmentcomponent from the react libraryNote: we need this behaviour for our team so we've patched the library with the same changes you see here for now.
Usage
'react/jsx-fragments': ['warn', 'elementShort'],Showcase
Screen.Recording.2024-09-02.at.13.27.46.mov
Open to:
elementShorte.g.module?