I don't know how much work this would take, but it's frustrating to use react-tools ES6 transform without method name highlighting:

As you see, with : function JS function names are highlighted:

It seems that there is no correct highlight for such cases.

Try the following in Sublime:

var Test = React.createClass({

  render: function() {
    return (
      <div>
        <h1>
          I want to get out of here.
        </h1>
      </div>
    );
  }

});

Notice it messes up the syntax highlighting of </h1> and </div>. Try taking out the word "get" and it works okay again.

Per facebookarchive/sublime-react#24, we should add support for ES6 features like =>, template strings, etc.

Win7 64-bit, the installation of sublime text3, open only in the catalog to generate a. Dmp file, but the procedure is not open, how do?


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Seems like js parsing rules are still applying inside html chunks, which makes writing html really hard. I've highlighted a few issues below:

1. JS keywords are highlighted in html, which is confusing, but not terrible.
2. Adding 'get' removes syntax highlighting from all remaining code in a fn
3. Adding a single ' makes the rest of the file look like it is inside a string. That's kinda inconvenient.