SourceJS MD-React plugin

A React plugin for SourceJS, for using React/JSX components in Markdown specs.

Compatible with SourceJS 0.5.4+.

Screenshots: seeing is believing

Client- and server-side rendering of React components:

Original JSX source preview:

Quick start

Install the plugin in sourcejs/user folder:

npm install sourcejs-md-react --save

Then prepare markdown options in your project's options.js:

module.exports = {
    core: {
        processMd: {
            languageRenderers: {
                'jsx-init-server': require('sourcejs-md-react/lang-jsx').processServerInit,
                'jsx-init-client': require('sourcejs-md-react/lang-jsx').processClientInit,
                'jsx-component-init-common': require('sourcejs-md-react/lang-jsx').processComponentInit,
                'jsx': require('sourcejs-md-react/lang-jsx').processExample,
            }
        }
        // ...
    }
    // ...
};

(Just merge the code aboe with your current options.)

NOTE: Hopefully this process will get easier. Stay tuned.

Usage

Put this in your specs/something/readme.md:

```jsx-init-server
// Put your server-side initialization code here
var MyGreatBox = require('my-cool-library/ui/MyGreatBox');
```
```jsx-init-client
// Put your client-side initialization and rendering code here
require(['http://some.server/myCoolLibrary/bundle.js'], function(bundle) {
    var MyGreatBox = bundle.MyGreatBox;
    var React = bundle.React;
    React.render(COMPONENT, ELEMENT);
});
```
```jsx-component-init-common
// Put your mock data here
var data = {title: 'Hello!'};
```

# MyGreatBox

## MyGreatBox (default)

```jsx
<MyGreatBox data={ data }>Hello world</MyGreatBox>
```

## MyGreatBox (with custom color)

```jsx
// You can use variables, comments and anything JSX here.
var c = '#df444d';
<MyGreatBox data={ data } color={ c } size="huge">Here I am</MyGreatBox>
```

FAQ / Common problems

Q: The items in menu don't show up.
A: Go to the node_modules/sourcejs folder and run grunt update.

Thanks to

• @operatino for SourceJS and his support
• @szarouski for his original React plugin for SourceJS.

Contributing

Yes! Please write some unit-tests! :)