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Option for preserving kebab-case attributes (for Preact) #450

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komima opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #927
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Option for preserving kebab-case attributes (for Preact) #450

komima opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #927

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@komima
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komima commented May 5, 2020

🚀 Feature Proposal

I'd like to see webpack loader support optionally preserving kebab-case attribute names. Maybe with a opt-in boolean flag in loader options (to be used together with babel: false as shown here.

Motivation

I'm using @svgr/webpack for a Preact project (not using preact/compat) and ran into problems when kebab-case attributes used in svg file are transformed into react-style camelCase. As a result in Preact these attributes appear in html as-is (camelCased) and have no effect.

My current solution is to use babel: false and a custom babel config doing auto-import preact when JSX is seen (with babel-plugin-jsx-pragmatic). To fix the casing problem I had to add a custom babel plugin to transform these JSX attributes names back.

Example

When @svgr/webpack loader is used with an option possibly something like preserveKebabCase: true, svg file having content <path d="..." stroke-width="15%" /> would output JSX having name preserved as stroke-width instead of mapping it to strokeWidth.

Maybe even preact: true could be considered? Both to preserve kebab-case names and to import { h } from 'preact';. That would probably fit easier into existing babel configs if auto-import plugin is not used and only transform-react-jsx is present.

Pitch

To make this library more versatile. And not to have to use a additional custom babel plugin to transform names back and forth.

@TheKnarf
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I need this as well for usage with my library isomorphic-jsx.

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stale bot commented Jul 21, 2020

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@gregberge
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Hello @TheKnarf, I am open to extend the support for Preact. The simplest is to add an option Preact and automatically apply the correct configuration. Since I don't use Preact, I trust the community on this!

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stale bot commented Sep 25, 2020

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@bensaufley
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It seems like, maybe, between the time this issue was opened and closed, this was resolved and then unresolved again? I have been using vite-plugin-svgr 2.4.0 (which used @svgr/core v6.5.1) with Preact and the following config:

    svgr({
      svgrOptions: {
        jsxRuntimeImport: {
          importSource: 'preact',
          specifiers: ['h'],
        },
        svgProps: {
          role: 'img',
        },
      },
      exportAsDefault: true,
    }),

This was outputting kebab-case attributes.

Upgrading to vite-plugin-svgr 3.0.1 bumped @svgr/core to 7.0.0 and now with an updated config that looks like this, attributes are camelCase. Is there a way around this?

    svgr({
      svgrOptions: {
        exportType: 'default',
        jsxRuntimeImport: {
          source: 'preact',
          specifiers: ['h'],
        },
        svgProps: {
          role: 'img',
        },
      },
      esbuildOptions: {
        jsxFactory: 'h',
        jsxFragment: 'Fragment',
      },
      exportAsDefault: true,
    }),

I tried adding @svgr/plugin-jsx because I see that's been removed from @svgr/core as of 7.x, but it appears to have no effect.

As far as I can tell, this is not an issue with the Vite plugin: the diff between the two versions doesn't seem to show any difference in how options are being passed to svgr or how svgr is being configured by default.

@bensaufley
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Just to follow up here: I figured out that my issue was related to vite-plugin-svgr or svgr not fully respecting my configuration for using Preact in the earlier version; so React was getting inserted then re-routed to preact/compat, which was handling the camelCasing. Updating versions must have fixed that configuration issue so that it was using Preact out of the box, which does not handle camelCasing and expects standard attribute casing.

Hopefully #927 is a viable solution

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