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Prevents the internal `oxc_react_compiler` and `oxc_transform_react_napi` Rust crates from being published while including the `oxc-transform-react` npm package in workspace releases. Validated with `taplo lint`, Cargo metadata, and `just ready`. AI assistance was used for this change.
Oxc React Transform
Native Node.js bindings for Oxc's experimental Rust port of React Compiler.
The API follows oxc-transform: pass a filename, source text, and optional
options to either transformSync or transform. React Compiler runs first,
then Oxc removes TypeScript syntax and applies the configured JSX transforms.
import { transformSync } from "oxc-transform-react";
const result = transformSync(
"Component.tsx",
`
export function Component({ name }: { name: string }) {
return <div>Hello {name}</div>;
}
`,
{
reactCompiler: {
target: "19",
},
jsx: {
runtime: "automatic",
},
},
);
if (result.fatal) {
console.error(result.errors);
} else {
console.log(result.code);
}
errors contains every diagnostic reported by parsing, the React Compiler, and
the downstream transform. Some React Compiler bail-outs have error severity but
are nonfatal under the default panicThreshold; check fatal to decide whether
the transform emitted usable code.
reactCompiler defaults to true. Set it to false to skip React Compiler,
or pass an options object using the same names as
babel-plugin-react-compiler/react-compiler-napi, including
compilationMode, panicThreshold, target, gating, outputMode,
suppression controls, and the supported environment flags.
jsx accepts the same options as oxc-transform, including automatic or
classic runtime configuration and React Fast Refresh. Set it to "preserve"
to leave JSX syntax in the output.
Callback-valued options such as logger, function-valued sources, and type
provider callbacks are not accepted by the native binding. sources accepts
an array of filename substrings instead.