Unexpected token when importing

[EleotleCram]

Is it intentional that you do not provide a compiled npm module?

Now it seems that standard react setups fail to import this module:

Failed to compile.

./node_modules/react-extension-point/lib/ExtensionPoint/ExtensionPoint.js
SyntaxError: ./node_modules/react-extension-point/lib/ExtensionPoint/ExtensionPoint.js: Unexpected token (34:9)

  32 |     return null
  33 |   }
> 34 |   return <Extension {...props} />
     |          ^
  35 | }
  36 | ExtensionPoint.propTypes = {
  37 |   /**

Tried both a CRA (create-react-app) setup and a parcel setup. Both do not expect a native jsx file (which, btw has a .js extension) as an imported module.

[pke]

I never came around to build an npm package. Will tackle that and update you here.

[pke]

btw I am using the package just as it is using .babelrc and parcel and it works.

Per recommendation from the react time for a very long time now, JSX files should also have the .js extension.

[EleotleCram]

I never came around to build an npm package. Will tackle that and update you here.

Great, thanks!

btw I am using the package just as it is using .babelrc and parcel and it works.

Per recommendation from the react time for a very long time now, JSX files should also have the .js extension.

As a new react user setting up a project is quite a feat, therefore I used CRA and parcel to set it up. However, by default these tools do not expect node_modules to be in uncompiled form. Would it be an idea to add a small Installation section to the docs, on how to set it up?

[pke]

I'll make sure you can use it without any special setup required. As it should be :)