transforms/__testfixtures__/pure-component-destructuring.input.js (42 lines of code) (raw):

'use strict'; var React = require('React'); const shadow = 'shadow'; function doSomething(props) { return props; } class ShouldDestsructure extends React.Component { render() { return <div className={this.props.foo} />; } } class ShouldDestructureAndRemoveDuplicateDeclaration extends React.Component { render() { const fizz = { buzz: 'buzz' }; const bar = this.props.bar; const baz = this.props.bizzaz; const buzz = fizz.buzz; return <div className={this.props.foo} bar={bar} baz={baz} buzz={buzz} />; } } class UsesThisDotProps extends React.Component { render() { doSomething(this.props); return <div className={this.props.foo} />; } } class DestructuresThisDotProps extends React.Component { // would be nice to destructure in this case render() { const { bar } = this.props; return <div className={this.props.foo} bar={bar} />; } } class HasShadowProps extends React.Component { render() { return <div shadow={shadow} propsShadow={this.props.shadow} />; } } class PureWithTypes extends React.Component { props: { foo: string }; render() { return <div className={this.props.foo} />; } }