I'm trying to create a project using this svg file: https://simplemaps.com/custom/us. I'm only able to display the svg if I use an Img tag, but I can't seem to find a way to access the groups in the svg so I can use a hover affect for each group. Is there a way to use an svg in JSX? or will I need to import some library in order to access the groups? I'm also trying to do this project without using Webpack.
What your looking for to do isn't possible, at least that way.
What you are seeing in the webpage may be an SVG, but the logic of interacting with it is controlled by a JavaScript script, not by the SVG.
Even if you manage to get the SVG file from the page, it would only be a mere snapshot of the state it was when you grabbed it.
As an alternative, here are some projects you can look into for your use case:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-svg-map
https://github.com/salocreative/react-interactive-map
Related
I am trying to get this layout using tailwind css and also render elements in this order with vue or react
This layout is called "masonry". I recommend that you check how to do that one in CSS (or with some vanilla JS/package), it's not specific to React nor Vue per-se.
As of how to implement it exactly, SO is not a coding platform so I recommend that you Google that for further progress.
As the title suggests I am looking for a way to precompile a single or set of normal react components to plain html/js so I can inject this into my webview.
Since I am open to any solution I will give you some background on what I am trying to achieve. We are building a react native app and need to use Leafleft maps by customer requirement. Since Leaflet is not available for react native straight away we are looking for a way to implement it. Currently we are looking at compiling the leaflet react code to normal html/js and inject this into a webview. If there are other/ better ways by all means suggest them!
Thanks for your time 😄
I am new to react and i'd like to know how to generate few dynamic widgets which I could embed onto different page of one App, as getting started react tutorial tells:
You can then either gradually expand its presence, or keep it
contained to a few dynamic widgets
I haven't found any instructions on how to achieve that though.
I've integrated a single component into my app using ReactDOM but what I don't understand is how can I build and output multiple bundles?
So what I want to achieve is:
build a Widget Components and output it as a file per widget: Example1.js, Example2.js, ...
using div container and script tag embed a widget into existing App
How can i create Header project in react and want to share the same to other projects without npm?
Is there any way I can share script and selector like <Header></Header> and they can use the same?
I have tried so many things but cann't able to share with other projects.
Maybe you are talking about reusing Header component in some other project. I suggest you to take a look at Storybook . You can simply add that same component inside the new application and then use it there.
I am very new to react.js, I want to use react js to prepare a line chart without using other js file.
Is it possible to create one with only react.js?
Examples shown in the internet has D3 components, chart.js and so on. I am not sure if these are sub products of react.js. I would want to avoid other js files as much as possible and go with react.js only.
D3 and such have nothing to do with React. D3 can be used with it, although not completely (no animations, for instance) because in React you cannot mutate the DOM without changing a prop or a state. If something changes in your page without React knowing it, you will get an error looking like "Invariant violation: DOM mutated unexpectedly". The way you would work with D3 in React is to consider SVG elements as components just like all others you use in your app.
You don't need any D3 to do that actually: just use SVG elements such as <svg>, <line>, etc. as if they were usual components, to draw whatever you want in a div. Refer to the SVG docs.
For a line chart it is definitely doable. If you want a complex graph - or a pretty one - then why not use an external library ? The weight of the js file you import can end up comparing with the weight of your own js code, except there will be a thousand times less bugs.