How to use the JSXOpeningElement function from @babel/types

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@babel/types.JSXOpeningElement represents the opening element of a JSX element.

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  return t.program(body, [], 'module')
}

const generateJSXElement = (componentName, children = null) =>
  t.JSXElement(
    t.JSXOpeningElement(t.JSXIdentifier(componentName), [], !children),
    children ? t.JSXClosingElement(t.JSXIdentifier(componentName)) : null,
    children || [],
    !children
  )
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    }
    return eventName;
},
createElement(nodeName: string, attrs: Array<any>, children: any) {
    return t.JSXElement(
        t.JSXOpeningElement(
            // [babel 6 to 7] The case has been changed: jsx and ts are now in lowercase.
            t.jsxIdentifier(nodeName),
            attrs,
            config.buildType === 'quick' ? false : !children.length
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How does @babel/types.JSXOpeningElement work?

@babel/types.JSXOpeningElement represents the opening element of a JSX tag in an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) generated by Babel, and contains information such as the tag name, attributes, and namespace URI. It is used to generate and manipulate JSX code programmatically.

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const t = require("@babel/types");

const openingElement = t.jsxOpeningElement(
  t.jsxIdentifier("button"),
  [t.jsxAttribute(t.jsxIdentifier("disabled"))],
  true
);

console.log(openingElement);

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