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React TreeVis is a tool designed to help developers visualize the hierarchy of React components within a single file, enabling a better understanding of complex JSX structures.
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Visualization of JSX Components: Upload a
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Interactive Visualization: Use React Flow to interact with the components, move them around, and gain a better understanding of the component hierarchy.
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Customization: Differentiate between React components and HTML tags through visual cues.
- Check out the blog for this project here!
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React.js
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Babel (for parsing JSX content)
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Express.js (for the backend server)
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React Flow (for visualizing the component hierarchy)
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Framer Motion (for animations)
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Node.js
For any questions, suggestions, or feedback, you can reach out via:
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Twitter: @uts5501
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LinkedIn: utsav-work