build-plugin-jsx-plus is an early-stage build plugin, currently at version 0.1.4, designed to enable and transform custom `jsx-plus` syntax within the `ice.js` framework ecosystem. It provided a dedicated transformation layer for this specific JSX dialect. Given its low version number and the current iteration of the framework, `@ice/app`, being in its 3.x series with actively maintained plugins at much higher versions, this specific package is considered abandoned. Its original functionality may have been absorbed directly into newer `@ice/app` versions, replaced by standard JSX tooling, or deprecated in favor of more conventional approaches. It had a sporadic release cadence, which has effectively ceased for this package. Key differentiators included its support for `jsx-plus` specific syntax features, distinguishing it from standard React JSX transformers.
npm install build-plugin-jsx-plusVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates a hypothetical configuration for an older `ice.js` project using `build-plugin-jsx-plus`. This specific plugin version is not compatible with modern `@ice/app` v3+.
Do not install `build-plugin-jsx-plus`. If `jsx-plus` features are needed, consult `@ice/app` documentation for alternative or built-in solutions, or consider migrating to standard JSX.
Refactor existing code using `jsx-plus` syntax to standard React JSX. For new projects, stick to conventional JSX practices.
Avoid using this package. If `jsx-plus` transformation is strictly required for legacy projects, ensure it's pinned to a compatible older `ice.js` framework version and be prepared for manual troubleshooting.
Ensure `build-plugin-jsx-plus` is correctly listed in `package.json` and `node_modules` is up-to-date. Verify the `import` statement matches the package's export mechanism. Most importantly, consider if this package is appropriate for your `ice.js` version.
This error strongly indicates incompatibility with modern `@ice/app` setups. If forced to use legacy `jsx-plus` with an older `ice.js`, ensure the plugin is correctly applied in the build configuration for the specific `ice.js` version. For `@ice/app` v3+, this plugin is obsolete; the `jsx-plus` feature might be handled differently or not supported.
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