Extract to React in Chrome with OffiDocs

DESCRIPTION:

Run the Chrome online web store extension Extract to React using OffiDocs Chromium online.

Extract all the HTML & CSS of any portion of any website directly into a ready-to-go React Component! ---- # Usage - Quick start: Inspect an element on the page > "Extract To React" tab > Extract the code to CodePen or JSFiddle.

- Advanced usage: It is possible to split a monolithic component up into multiple nested components.

Find the elements you wish to become their own component in the "Elements" tab.

Add an attribute called `data-component`.

Set the value of `data-component` to be the extracted name of the component: <h1 class="heading" data-component="Heading">Hello, world!</h1> <nav class="nav" data-component="Nav"> <ul class="list"> <li class="list-item" data-component="ListItem">#1</li> <li class="list-item" data-component="ListItem">#2</li> </ul> </nav> Will result in 3 components being extracted: `Heading`, `Nav`, and `ListItem` ---- # Bugs and Features If you find a bug or have a feature request, please create an issue on GitHub: https://github.

com/jesstelford/extract-to-react/issues ---- # Attribution This project is based on excellent open source software: * SnappySnippet: Chrome/Chromium extension that allows easy CSS+HTML extraction of specific DOM element.

Created snippet can be then exported to CodePen, jsFiddle or JS Bin with one click.

(https://github.

com/kdzwinel/SnappySnippet/issues) * html-to-react-components: Extract annotated portions of HTML into React components as separate modules.

(https://roman01la.

github.

io/html-to-react-components/)

Additional Information:

- Offered by Jess Telford
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Extract to React web extension integrated with the OffiDocs Chromium online