Extracting and Replacing Text in JSX

Experimental : This may not handle all cases well.

It is primarily suitable for extracting text from JSX components that contain static text. If the content of the text is dynamic (using curly braces {}), it may not be handled correctly.

This tool focuses on extracting text found within JSX tags, generating an array made up of those extracted strings. Afterward, it enables you to substitute the current text in the JSX with the strings from this array.

You can conveniently use this functionality for a variety of applications, including UI/UX testing, supporting multiple languages and localization, optimizing for SEO, conducting accessibility assessments, and creating documentation or comments for your code.

Use Cases

UI / UX Testing
Multilingual Support and Localization
Content Management Systems (CMS)
SEO Optimization
Accessibility Checks
Documentation / Code Comment Generation

Usage Instructions

Please enter the JSX tag containing the strings you want to extract in the input field.
Click the extract button at the bottom of the screen.
- You can choose whether to extract only or to perform both extraction and replacement using the button options next to the extract button.
- For the extract & replace option, you can specify the name of the array that will hold the replaced texts in the input field at the bottom of the input area. When calling this array in your code, use the same variable name, and it will be replaced accordingly, including the curly braces {}.
Check the output field for the array / JSX and copy it as needed using the copy button for free use.

Usage Example

Input JSX Tag:

<div>
  <Button onClick={onPlayMovie}>
  Play Movie
  </Button>
  <Button onClick={onUploadImage}>
  Upload Image
  </Button>
</div>

Output Array Name:

array

Output Array:

["Play Movie", "Upload Image"]

Output JSX:

<div>
  <Button onClick={onPlayMovie}>
  {array[0]}
  </Button>
  <Button onClick={onUploadImage}>
  {array[1]}
  </Button>
</div>