Simple "Hello world" HTML transformed into React JavaScript code.
This shows the use of rt-if.
This uses rt-repeat to show multiple items and rt-scope to create a reusable name for multiple calculations.
rt-props is used to pass all the original properties set on this component (except the ones used for the component logic: onClick and eventId) to the element that will actually represent this component.
Every project needs a todo list example, so here is ours.
This example shows working with async events, the usage of regular event handler function pointers instead of lambda expression, and working with two-way binding.
This example shows how to load other React components and libraries into a React template and then use them within the template.
This example shows the rt-require sample output with AMD support.
This example shows the rt-require sample output with CommonJS support.
This example shows the rt-require sample output with ES6 support.