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Parcel-react-jest - .babelrc

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Last edited Jan 21, 2018
Created on Jan 21, 2018

This example shows a minimal JavaScript configuration file, `.babelrc`, that defines the compilation settings for a React project. The configuration specifies two presets, `"env"` and `"react"`, which enable modern JavaScript syntax and JSX transformation within the build pipeline. The file demonstrates how Babel is used to compile source code, with the presets providing the necessary rules for the Parcel bundler and the Jest testing framework to process the code correctly. The entire visualization reduces to this small JSON structure, highlighting the simplicity of the setup.

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