Deprecating this meant losing Coffee-React syntax highlighting

[parris]

I am guessing that sublime-react now maps to babel in sublime's package control. As a result, I now have no coffee+react syntax highlighting. This is especially depressing since my packages seem to auto-update. The workaround would be to manually installing sublime-react without package control to get syntax highlighting. I noticed: SublimeText/CoffeeScript#148 and people discussing whether or not to add the syntax highlighting there. I suppose there could be another separate package for coffee+react. Thoughts?

Commentary: I am all for deprecation of packages and such; however, it would have been nice to find a new home for cjsx before killing this package.

[parris]

My current workaround, in case anyone else is having issues (and until the coffee+react community figures out what to do):

1. open up the command palette and run Package Control: Add Repository
2. paste https://github.com/reactjs/sublime-react/tree/ec17f5dfd00eaa326dc299a4febd46cac21e7904
3. uninstall/reinstall sublime-react
4. restart sublime.

[zertosh]

The CJSX community is taking care of this babel/babel-sublime#96 (comment)