There's a brief section on getting started below. For a more complete guide, check out the React Basic docs! (work in progress)
This library contains the core types and tools used by the rest of the React Basic ecosystem. To use React Basic in your applications you'll also need to choose one or more implementations as well as a target environment!
Note: The Hooks and Classic implementations can both be used in the same project
Implementations:
react-basic-hooks- PureScript types for building components using React hooks, as well as creating custom hooks.
react-basic-classic(this implementation was previously included in theReact.Basicmodule)- PureScript types for the more traditional class-based React API. Very similar to the Reason-React API.
Environments:
For example, to use the react-basic hooks implementation for web development in a spago app:
npm i -S react react-dom
spago install react-basic react-basic-dom react-basic-hooksOr using bower:
npm i -S react react-dom
bower i -S purescript-react-basic purescript-react-basic-dom purescript-react-basic-hooksThe React.Basic.DOM modules have been moved to react-basic-dom. This doesn't require any code changes, but you will need to add this dependency to your projects.
The component implementation previously in React.Basic has been extracted to react-basic-classic, which now provides the React.Basic.Classic module. Just install that library and find/replace ^import\sReact\.Basic\s with import React.Basic.Classic.
If you were using the React.Basic.Compat module, that module has been moved to react-basic-compat.
If you were using react-basic-hooks exclusively everything should work as-is.
Because this library no longer contains a specific implementation and the example structure contained a fair bit of boilerplate, they've been removed in favor of a consolidated documentation site (linked above). This is still a work in progress but you can refer to the v14 examples in the meantime.