react-hot-loader

• Ports fix from 1.3.0 to 2.x branch: Recover from errors on module level (#187)

• Recover from errors on module level (https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-loader/pull/187)

• Fixes inheritance support (https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-loader/issues/184, https://github.com/gaearon/react-proxy/issues/9, https://github.com/gaearon/react-proxy/pull/19)

• Fixes server rendering

• Attempts to fix https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-loader/pull/182#issuecomment-133799064

It's not what React Hot Loader 2 will turn out to be—we don't know yet what it will be like. Right now, this alpha is just an internal change of engine, and I need you to test it, so that we know it's stable before we commit to using it in the React Hot Loader successor projects.

What we want you to do is to install [email protected] and report your experience in https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-loader/pull/182. Did something break in your app? Is hot reloading working subjectively better or worse, and why?

If you're interested in the more detailed changes that React Proxy brings, along with caveats, check out the changelog entry.

npm install --save-dev [email protected]

Note that this branch requires React 0.13+. We no longer support earlier versions.

• Silently ignore exports that raise an error when accessed (#114)
• Update source-map dependency

• Remove React from peerDependencies
• Update React Hot API to support React 0.14 beta 1

• Preserve CommonJS exports context in the wrapping closure (fixes #124)

• Fix autobinding on newly added methods on createClass-style classes (#123)

• Fix “React is not defined” error (#116)

• Avoid updating each class twice in React 0.12

Public Notice

It is now recommended to use include instead of exclude in Webpack loader configuration. Read more.

• Explicitly exclude react/lib files from processing. You should use exclude: /node_modules/ in configuration, but at least this doesn't blow up for those who don't.

• Fix crash on React 0.13. Now compatible!

• Don't try to flatten inheritance chains, as it causes problems with super.
• Instead, automatically opt custom base classes into hot reloading as long as they descend from React.Component (in React 0.13). If your custom base class doesn't do that but you'd still want to have hot reloading, you need to manually opt it in via module.makeHot API.

• Support hot-reloading components without a base class (react-hot-api#5)
• Support hot-reloading inheritance chains (react-hot-api#10)
• Support using React 0.13 as an external

• Add React 0.13 RC2 to peerDeps

• Allow React 0.13 RC1
• Better support for ES6 inheritance
• Fix reloading for modules with null prototype chain (#82)

• Wrap user code in IEFF to prevent losing "use strict". Fixes #75

• Fix crash when hot-reloading element factory. (Note: React discourages exporting factories.)