It probably still works, but maybe not for long with the latest versions of React and/or Bacon.js. It's not a lot of code, so I encourage you to fork the project and turn it into exactly what you need.
If you'd like to take over maintenance of this project, feel free to get in touch either over twitter or by opening an issue.
A little module for using React with Bacon.js.
Here's a JSFiddle!
For browserify projects, npm install --save react-bacon.
For other projects, use the UMD distribution in /dist/react-bacon.js.
If you are just putting it in a <script> tag, the library will be at window.ReactBacon.
Right now the library includes a single React mixin, BaconMixin.
BaconMixin provides a few different methods for your components:
Returns a memoized Bacon.Property backed by the component's props, skipping duplicate values. When a propName is present, the values of the property are those of the given prop. If no propName is given, the property's values are the whole props objects of the component.
The properties returned are cleaned up with a Bacon.End when the component unmounts.
Like propsProperty(propName), but for state values.
Registers an event handler function on the component with the given name, which simply sends its argument to the returned Bacon stream.
The stream is memoized by the functionName, and gets cleaned up with a Bacon.End when the component unmounts.
Plugs a Bacon observable into the component's state, and returns an unsubscribe function. If a stateKey is given, then values from the observable are assigned to the given key. If no stateKey is given, the values must be objects which are passed directly to setState to assign multiple state keys at once.
The component will unsubscribe from the stream when it unmounts.
browserify --standalone ReactBacon src/react-bacon.js -o dist/react-bacon.js