mxvalenteflores / scalajs-react

Facebook's React on Scala.JS

scalajs-react

Lifts Facebook's React library into Scala.js and endeavours to make it as type-safe and Scala-friendly as possible.

Provides (opt-in) support for pure functional programming, with additional modules for Scalaz, Cats, and Monocle (scalaz or cats based monocle).

Comes utility modules extra and test, helpful for React in Scala(.js), rather than React in JS. Includes a router, testing utils, performance utils, more.

Contents

• Usage & Getting Started
  • VDOM
  • Refs
  • The Callback class
  • IDE support
• Delving deeper
  • Types
  • Interoperability
  • Functional programming
• Scala-only Utilities
  • Router
  • Performance Management
  • Other
• Testing
• Live Examples & Demos
• ScalaDoc: core | extra | scalaz72 | monocle | monocle-cats | cats | test
• Changelogs — v1.2.3 (Latest)

External Resources

• Templates & Tutorials

  • chandu0101 / scalajs-react-template
  • ochrons / scalajs-spa-tutorial
  • TodoMVC example
  • Scala.js and React: Building an Application for the Web
  • Scala.js, React and ScalaCSS Boilerplate

• Libraries

  • test-state - Integration/Functional/Property testing for scalajs-react.
  • scalajs-benchmark
  • chandu0101 / scalajs-react-components
  • payalabs / scalajs-react-bridge - Boilterplate free use of JS components
  • payalabs / scalajs-react-mdl - (Material Design Lite components)
  • cquiroz / scalajs-react-virtualized - Facade for react-virtualized
  • cquiroz / scalajs-react-clipboard - Facade for react-copy-to-clipboard
  • diode - library for managing application state, influenced by Flux and Elm

• Open Source Projects, which are using scalajs-react

  • scastie - An interactive playground for Scala https://scastie.scala-lang.org
  • scalafiddle-editor - Web user interface for ScalaFiddle https://scalafiddle.io
  • scala-weather-app - Yet another weather application, based on Scala.js, scalajs-react and Playframework

Requirements:

• React ≥ 16
• Scala ≥ 2.11
• Scala.JS ≥ 0.6.22

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