Webpack loader for JSX-transform

Usage

{..., loader: 'jsx-webpack-loader'}

Supported options

• Specify the element constructor by providing ?jsx=... in your loader config. For instance, ?jsx=React.createElement or ?jsx=h.
• To ignore doc block, use ?ignoreDocblock in your loader config. In this case you must also specify the ?jsx option.
• Specify ?docblockUnknownTags to have unknown tag names treated as tags rather than function names.
• Specify ?unknownTagsAsString to have unknown tag names treated as strings rather than names.
• Specify ?tagMethods to have unknown tag names treated as tags rather than function names.

Troubleshooting

• It doesn't work with ES6/babel-loader ** Make babel-loader run first, and tell it not to run the React JSX transform:

  loaders: [
  {test: /\.js/, exclude: /node_modules/, loader: "jsx-webpack-loader"},
  {test: /\.js/, exclude: /node_modules/, loader: "babel-loader?blacklist=react"}
  ]

Credits

Thanks to Alex Mingoia for jsx-transform and Pete Hunt for jsx-loader