package html_of_jsx
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Render HTML with JSX
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
html_of_jsx-0.1.2.tbz
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Description
html_of_jsx is a JSX transformation and a library to write HTML declaratively in OCaml (mlx) and Reason.
Added to opam-repository:
Dev Dependencies (15)
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omd
with-dev-setup -
tm-grammars
with-dev-setup -
ochre
with-dev-setup -
yocaml_unix
with-dev-setup -
yocaml
with-dev-setup -
tiny_httpd
with-dev-setup -
ocaml-lsp-server
with-dev-setup -
ocamlformat-mlx
with-test & >= "0.29.0.2" | with-dev-setup & !with-test -
mlx
with-test & >= "0.12" | with-dev-setup & !with-test -
ocamlformat
>= "0.26.1" & (with-dev-setup | with-test) -
reason
>= "3.10.0" & with-test -
benchmark
with-test -
alcotest
with-test -
odoc-parser
with-doc -
odoc
with-doc
Optional Dependencies
None
Conflicts
None
Build status
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