What is JSX?
JSX (JavaScript XML) is a syntax extension for JavaScript that allows you to write HTML-like code within JavaScript. It's commonly used with React to describe what the UI should look like, combining the power of JavaScript with the familiarity of HTML syntax.
Our JSX Formatter helps developers format and beautify JSX code according to React best practices, making component development more readable and maintainable.
✨ Key Features
- JSX syntax highlighting
- React component formatting
- Props and children indentation
- Event handler formatting
- Hook and state formatting
- ES6+ syntax support
🚀 Use Cases
- React application development
- Component library creation
- JSX code review and collaboration
- React Native development
- Next.js application development
- Modern frontend development
💡 Best Practices
- Use proper component naming
- Follow React coding conventions
- Organize props consistently
- Use meaningful variable names
- Implement proper key props
- Follow accessibility guidelines
How to Use the JSX Formatter
- Paste JSX Code: Copy and paste your JSX code into the input editor
- Format Code: Click the "Format JSX" button to beautify your component code
- Validate: Use the validation feature to check for JSX syntax errors
- Review Output: Check the formatted JSX code in the output panel
- Copy Result: Copy the beautified JSX code back to your React project
