JSX is not precompiled

[dotted]

JSX isn't precompiled so when compiling it I get:

ERROR in ./~/react-notification/web_modules/notification.js
Module parse failed: /home/[..]/node_modules/react-notification/web_modules/notification.js Line 128: 
Unexpected token <
You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type.
|   render: function () {
|     return (
|       <div className="notificiation-bar" style={this.getBarStyles()}>
|         <div className="notification-bar-wrapper" onClick={this.handleClick}>
|           <span className="notification-bar-message">{this.props.message}</span>

[pburtchaell]

Why not use use a compiler? Are you using this server-side?

[dotted]

I'm not using it server side, I'm using webpack, but I have excluded my node_modules folder in order to decrease transpile time.

There are 2 options as I see it to solve this on my end, neither of which is ideal.

• Havel babel-loader traverse my node_modules folder, increasing my compilation time from my current 4 seconds to over 30 seconds.
• Special case react-notification in my webpack config so it gets transpiled on my end. This could work, but the way I see it is that I end up having to special case every single module I could consider using - a maintenance nightmare.

All I'm asking you to do is transpile the code before publishing, so us consumers can use the code as is. I would suggest reading this to see how they did it.

[pburtchaell]

Added in the compiled code on the v1.1.0 branch.

You can install it with npm install git://github.com/pburtchaell/react-notification.git#v1.1.0

Let me know if that works for you and I will merge and publish to npm.

[dotted]

Works on my end, thanks!

[pburtchaell]

Great. v1.1.0 is released to npm. Closing.