Convert jsxbin into jsx

There is a way, buddy.

I cannot disclose how to do it 'cause it's demoralizing and may violate intellectual property rights if people uses it for other purposes than learning. There's a reason for author to protect the source code from exposure, so respect that.

If you're persistent enough, start with learning coding... soon enough you'd find the answer you're seeking.

If you have received a script in jsxbin format, the author didn't want you to see the source code. While Muppet Mark is right (it surely is "possible"), attempting to get the source anyway sounds like a breach of trust.

If you want a modification of the original script, you could always ask the author.

I wouldn't like to say its im/possible… But closer to not worth the bother…