We already have the option enabled in the browser transform, and we export a function there that takes an option (for use with react-rails, et al). But we didn't make it possible to pass options from your <script type="text/jsx"> blocks. Let's do it.
Since there are no JS data types in html, let's just do an JSON.stringifyed data-options attribute.
There's only the single option right now, so <script type="text/jsx" data-options="{\"harmony\": true}" is all we need to support. Other options can be added easily if they come up.
We already have the option enabled in the browser transform, and we export a function there that takes an option (for use with react-rails, et al). But we didn't make it possible to pass options from your
<script type="text/jsx">blocks. Let's do it.Since there are no JS data types in html, let's just do an
JSON.stringifyeddata-optionsattribute.There's only the single option right now, so
<script type="text/jsx" data-options="{\"harmony\": true}"is all we need to support. Other options can be added easily if they come up.