React Parameter is a small Python script to automate and facilitate the creation and updating of contextual variables in real time with React (JSX & TSX).
It scans your index file and retrieves all the constant states (with double brackets [ ]) then reassembles them by creating a variable called app in your file each time you save it (your index file must be in your ./src folder).
Think carefully about setting up your environment so that the context is spread correctly.
If you use Typescript, RP will retrieve the types of your states then create an interface (named NkContext) allowing you to keep the type and properties of your states everywhere in your project, it also creates an NkContextVariant typing component in order to add custom properties to the NkContext by extends. (you will simply need to place a typing of NkContext in front of each instactiation of const app)
If your state has no type, it will automatically be set to any.
For the moment it's just a Python script (I plan to make it an NPM library later in order to install it directly in the projects), you can setup it by placing it in your programs folder and doing a alias in your OS to access it from the terminal.
The Python script however takes arguments at launch ($* corresponds to the name of your index file with its extension):
Windows: py "path/to/script" "%cd%" $*
Linux/MacOS: python3 "path/to/script" pwd $*