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I am trying to get an isomorphic / universal setup configured with a ExpressJs / ReactJs / JSPM stack.
The issue I have currently is that JSPM requires that I append JSX modules with the .jsx! suffix in order transpile them, so my component dependancies expected filenames are different from the server template to the browser component.
Is there a way to NOT use the jsx suffix? In my mind, there would be nothing bad if we just assumed that ALL files where JSX when told to. Can I configure this?
I am trying to get an isomorphic / universal setup configured with a ExpressJs / ReactJs / JSPM stack.
The issue I have currently is that JSPM requires that I append JSX modules with the .jsx! suffix in order transpile them, so my component dependancies expected filenames are different from the server template to the browser component.
Is there a way to NOT use the jsx suffix? In my mind, there would be nothing bad if we just assumed that ALL files where JSX when told to. Can I configure this?