JSX support

[esdoc]

JSX support

[winjer]

If anyone else comes to this, you should do something like this for your configuration, and it works pretty well:

{
    "source": "./src",
    "destination": "./doc",
    "includes": [".*\\.js", ".*\\.jsx"],
    "index": "./README.md",
    "package": "./package.json",
    "experimentalProposal": {
        "classProperties": true,
        "objectRestSpread": true
    }
}

[h13i32maru]

Sorry, for now, I do not plan that support JSX 😓

[yamalight]

@h13i32maru alright. would be interested in PR with it? maybe I'll fork and try to implement it myself :)

[h13i32maru]

@yamalight I am not interested in the PR. Because I am not using JSX and can not maintain it. I welcome that you fork and implement it!

[yamalight]

@h13i32maru alright, fair enough. thanks for responses :)

[h13i32maru]

@yamalight ESDoc supported JSX!
I had thought the support of JSX is difficult. However, espree already supports JSX.
Sorry, I was careless 💦

[yamalight]

ah, cool. I'll try to use it on my jsx code once more and will report if there are any issues 👍

[resistdesign]

@yamalight Any news?

[yamalight]

@resistdesign no issues so far, works great

[resistdesign]

@yamalight Does it auto-doc your props based on static propTypes?

[yamalight]

@resistdesign no, it doesn't have any jsx specific functions (although that does sounds pretty cool)

[realmike33]

@resistdesign Still getting an error when trying to parse jsx. Not sure what @yamalight solution to this was.

[resistdesign]

@realmike33 I haven't tried in a while, been handling other stuff for now.

[JoseInTheArena]

@yamalight would you mind sharing an example of some jsx annotated with esdoc tag?

[yamalight]

@jarzuaga I'm just using it normally within react projects (generating docs for react classes) - seems to work just fine without any additional tweaks.

[JoseInTheArena]

Gotcha, thought you were annotating the JSX in some way and got curious. Thanks @yamalight !

[11111000000]

now youre need to use plugin instead