Welcome to React XT, a highly condensed pseudo-code language for rapid and type-safe web development. React XT simplifies React programming by providing a succinct syntax, integrated state management, and props system with TypeScript's static type checking.

• Overview
• Installation
• Getting Started
  • Creating a Component
  • Managing State
  • Using Props
  • Conditional Rendering
  • Utilizing Hooks
• Type Checking
• Best Practices
• Additional Resources
• Contributing
• License

React XT aims to streamline the development process by reducing boilerplate, enhancing readability, and ensuring type safety. It combines the component-based architecture of React with the static type checking of TypeScript, optimized for both developers and Language Learning Models (LLMs).

React XT is a conceptual language framework. To simulate its environment, ensure you have a modern JavaScript environment with React and TypeScript setup.

# Using npm
npm install react typescript

# Using yarn
yarn add react typescript

Define a new component with its props and return type:

component <ComponentName>({ props: <PropsType> }): <ReturnType> => {
  return <JSX>;
};

Simplify state management within your component:

state <StateName>: <StateType> = <InitialState>;
updateState(<NewStateValue>);

Pass and receive props with type safety:

type <PropsType> = {
  prop1: <Type1>,
  optionalProp?: <Type2>,
};

component <ComponentName>({ prop1, optionalProp }: <PropsType>): <ReturnType> => {
  return <JSX>;
};

Easily manage conditional rendering within your components:

component <ComponentName>({ }): <ReturnType> => {
  return (
    <div>
      {condition ? <ComponentIfTrue /> : <ComponentIfFalse />}
    </div>
  );
};

Create and use hooks with clear type annotations:

hook useState<HookType>(initialValue: <HookType>): [<HookType>, (newValue: <HookType>) => void] => {
  return [stateValue, updateFunction];
};

Ensure all components, props, and state management structures are strongly typed using TypeScript for a robust, error-free development experience.

• Code Quality: Utilize ESLint and Prettier for consistent code style and quality.
• Readability: Write clear, understandable code that both humans and LLMs can easily process.
• Efficiency: Aim for minimal verbosity while maintaining comprehensive type safety.

For more information on React and TypeScript, visit the following resources:

• React Documentation
• TypeScript Documentation

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide for more information on how to get involved.

React XT is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.