I'm new to using React and I have a little problem. I would like to host a React project on Github and make that when one of the collaborators modifies the code of a JS or HTML or CSS page, this modification is also carried out in the build or perhaps after launching a script. How should I do it ?
But if you have another solution to offer me so that we can work together on the same React project, I'm interested.
Thank you in advance
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So similar questions have been asked, but I have additional questions that I'm needing answered. It's also quite possible I'm overthinking all of this.
To create a react project offline, I should be able to get the minified react library from a CDN. But without internet access, I need to save out that javascript to a different file, right? Then I can transfer that to my offline machine.
From there, how does running the project work? Can I use command line tools for react? Do I lose the react debugging capabilities? Or am I just writing React code and then loading the index.html into the browser?
How does node_modules work? I know the amount of modules react installs when using create-react-app is a lot. Is all of that self-contained in the CDN?
Do I need to get Babel for transpiling? or is that also included in the CDN?
Thanks in advance.
EDIT:
It seems that using node_modules is going to be out of the question for my use case. So I'll need to use the CDN scripts. What do I lose when using React this way? I'm assuming I can't run from the command-line, so I'm only able to load the index.html into the browser. Same question as before though, do I need Babel for transpiling? What other capabilities that I'm used to having with React to I lose when only using the CDN script?
I do have some components I use across my projects so I thought it was a good idea to build my own React UI lib, but how?
Do I create a SPA using CRA and start coding and listing the components on it?
Yep, it’s one way to start.
But if you want to publish it or organize it to have a better use of it, I suggest you use Storybook as your dev environment and Jest + ESlint.
There’s some boilerplates like React AZap to help you with that.
I built React AZap to be an easy to use React UI lib boilerplate.
It uses Storybook and stories to organize your components, it has a component generator using Plop, tests with Jest+Enzime and styles with styled-components.
Try it out, it can save you time to start your lib ;)
Using CRA won't help you, as you won't be running this project.
Creating a library of components is the same as creating any other npm package, the only difference is that it should export components instead of normal functions/objects.
There are plenty of guides online that you can consult if you want more in-depth explanation.
I'd recommend giving this guide a read, which goes into the details for how to structure a multi-package UI component library. The code is included as well, so you should be able to clone to repository and get started.
Hope that helps!
I'm new to React JS and trying to use in my front end design. Using Eclipse IDE,I would like to integrate React JS into my existing web application. Is it enough to add Jars associated with React into WEB-INF/lib and proceed?
Your help and time is much appreciated.
Thanks
Another approach could be using something lightweight like VSCODE with create-react-app. Once you build the project you'll load it into your existing project as a singular widget.
I'm not getting how to run reactjs code on eclipse.I have created dynamic web page folder,I tried to run react code but i'm not.I have added react-1.4.jar file to that folder also, but I don't know whether it is correct or not.
Please any one can help me about setup to run react code on eclipse.
I've been using CodeMix to work on Node.js Typescript project with an Angular web application all of these under Eclipse, although, it is not React, it also have support for React projects!!! I would recommend to give it a try, I've already tried to create a CodeMix React Project and it provides a nice example on how to write ReactJS under Eclipse. Hopefully this will get you on the right direction.
You can generate bundle.js using web pack that can be placed in
eclipse web content folder.
Don't forget to place HTML, CSS, images and other script files.
You can't run the JSX files using eclipse.
you can't run react (JSX) codes without babel, webpack. whatever IDE your working with, write a JSX code and compile it by using babel.
There is actually a plugin to support JSX and typescript in Eclipse. It's called "TypeScript". TypeScript
follow - official react js documentation React
If you still stuck, try to start react app by using other IDE's like Visual Studio Code, Sublime, Atom.
For Online VS Code IDE react use this : stackblitz
Hope this helps
I am very new to React and IDEs for frontend development.
I am trying to use React in WebStorm. I made a new project with "React starter kit" in WebStorm. Now a whole bunch of packages got created under my project. Where should I start writing my react code?
Also I have read that I need to add library "node.js v1.8.1 core modules" and "Node.js Globals" but I'm not able to find them. I am attaching snippets for better understanding.
If you are starting with react-native you better not start with a "starter-kit".
I recommend you start form the very beginning, with the simple tutorial in the react-native docs:
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html#content
After you get some familiarity with it, you will be able to use a stater-kit more properly.
As for the project in your WebStorm, you need to look for the files under the src directory to edit the react code.
Good luck