This data describes version 6.0.2 of the npm package babel-preset-react, a crucial tool for developers working with React and using Babel to transpile their code. This version includes several core dependencies, all locked to version 6.0.2, indicating a tightly controlled release. These dependencies are primarily Babel plugins designed to handle specific syntax transformations necessary for React development.
babel-plugin-syntax-flow and babel-plugin-syntax-jsx enable Babel to parse Flow type annotations and JSX syntax respectively. babel-plugin-transform-react-jsx is the workhorse, converting JSX into standard JavaScript React function calls understandable by browsers. babel-plugin-transform-flow-strip-types removes Flow type annotations from the code, ensuring compatibility with environments that don't support them.
The package is licensed under MIT, offering broad usage rights. Developed by Sebastian McKenzie, a key contributor to the Babel project, it resides in the main Babel repository on GitHub, providing easy access to the source code and contribution opportunities. The provided tarball URL allows direct download from the npm registry.
Unfortunately, information about the previous version is unavailable, which makes it impossible to determine what changed or what improvements 6.0.2 delivered.
If you consider babel-preset-react, it's vital to have a solid way of transpiling your JSX code into JavaScript and deal with syntax.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 6.0.2 of the package babel-preset-react
