Resolve .jsx files

[tetratorus]

If you wish to ignore .jsx files, you can explicitly define that in a regex in the dontLoad option

[JelteF]

I tried this, but I can't get it to work. What does your .tern-project file look like?

[chessman]

There must be prop.length - 4 because length(".jsx") = 4.

[JelteF]

It can be either 3 or 4, so jou would need two different if statements

[chessman]

and 'else if' is also appreciated because it won't work with "foo.jsx.js" file name.

[marijnh]

Preferably, just store the regexp match and use match[0].length to get its actual length

[joeheyming]

I found replace to work well here:
e.g.
prop = prop.replace(/.jsx?/, '')

[0xMarkian]

Hi!
Any updates on this issue? ... I can't use tern because I have a lot of .jsx files that it simply doesn't see them.

[0xMarkian]

@marijnh Can I help with something ... maybe update PR? I really like tern and would like to use it :)

[JelteF]

I just used the webpack plugin as I use that anyway, so I didn't have a need for this anymore.

[0xMarkian]

@JelteF can you describe it more?
Because I also use webpack plugin ... but it doesn't help.

So my .tern-project files looks like this:

{
  "plugins": {
    "webpack": {
      "configPath": "./client/webpack.config.js"
    }
  },
  "libs": [
    "browser"
  ],
  "ecmaVersion": 6
}

webpack.config:

resolve: {
    extensions: [
      '*',
      '.js',
      '.jsx'
    ],
    alias: {
      actions: srcPath + '/actions/',
      components: srcPath + '/components/',
      containers: srcPath + '/containers/',
      reducers: srcPath + '/reducers/',
      store: srcPath + '/store/',
      images: srcPath + '/images',
      config: srcPath + '/config',
      configuredLibraries: srcPath + '/configuredLibraries',
      utils: srcPath + '/utils.js',
    },
  },

Webpack plugin helps tern resolve webpack's aliases, but tern still doesn't see .jsx files. Though it became to see them after .jsx files got edited and saved.