react-templatify

Browserify transform for react templates

  // In myhtml.rt
  <Hello name="World" />

  // In JS
  require("./myhtml.rt");

Save the snippet above as main.js and then produce a bundle with the following command:

% browserify -t react-templatify main.js

react-templatify transform activates for files with .rt extensions.

If you want to react-templatify modules with other extensions, pass an -x / --extension option:

% browserify -t coffeeify -t [ react-templatify --extension .rt ] main.coffee

Things to note

• You should add react-templatify to your devDependencies
• You will need to manually require lodash in your project.json (or otherwise)
• Run deamdify on this as well