Marionette Views With JSX Templates

Edit — 5/30/2018 —

In a previous story, I wrote about how you can correctly render a Marionette View in a React Component, and vice-versa.

In this story I will show you how to use JSX in your Marionette template function, as opposed to a template string or Handlebars.

First, let’s look at the decorator you will need to allow a View to utilize JSX:

Whoa, did we just remove our dependency of jQuery altogether? That would be pretty cool! 😎

Here is an example usage of this decorator:

What benefits do we get from doing this? Well, if you have an existing Marionette codebase that you want to use JSX in instead of template strings or handlebars, this is a nice way of doing so. It also opens the door for completely removing your dependency on jQuery if you wanted to do something like that.

Let me know what you think in the comments! I’d love to know if you end up using this in your project.

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