I just created a react app using
npm create-react-app my-app
I like this error reporting in chrome and on CLI.
Is there a way so i can configure or setup such error reporting in my existing React application ?
because when i setup react app by following a number of tutorials i do not see this nice output. thanks. You can see the images below for instance.
After exploring the repository i found create-react-app using
react-error-overlay module.
See this link if somebody wants to setup in your existing react application.
I guess...
you typo wrong.
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I have been trying to setup a monorepo using turborepo. I want to have a Nextjs application along with a React Native application (using Expo).
I have come as far as getting everything to work using yarn and it's no-hoist options as well as expo-yarn-workspaces. You can see my repo here: https://github.com/juliusmarminge/turbo-expo-next-starter. This is my first monorepo so not sure if it follows conventions by any means.
The issue I'm getting into is I don't want to be forced to use Yarn, especially since pnpm is getting more popular and I use it for most my other projects. Has anyone any experience in using Expo in a monorepo without using Yarn? Feels like all examples online is using it...
Thanks in advance,
Julius
You can use it with pnpm AND get-workspaces (from yarn) to update your metro.config.js and to resolve node_modules.
I have developed a Next.js app that works fine on my local machine. I am trying to deploy my app on Vercel but it keeps throwing me the error Cannot find module '#next/env' as shown here.
I think it's because of the next-sitemap package. I have checked my node modules and there is no env file or folder inside the #next folder.
I have also researched around but haven't been able to find any solution.
I have also tried deploying my app on Netlify and it throws the same error. Any help would be appreciated a lot.
UPDATE:
I was finally able to solve this by updating my next.js to 10.2.3
just add "#next/env": "^12.0.7" inside dependencies in your package file or just write npm install #next/env
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Cant run code using VS code why is that? How do I fix this issue?
First of all, you don't have react installed and so you don't have package.json file,
I would suggest you to search for create-react-app on google and follow their guide to creating a default react application. (From your image I understand you are trying to learn react)
Steps to follow;
Install NodeJS if it's not installed
https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app go there and follow installation guide
I started with React Native today and I downloaded react-devtools from npm repo to debug Components hiearchy of React Native Expo app. It works fine, but it crashing sometimes.
Thats why I tried to search for some new version or something and I found, that GitHub repo of this project no longer exists (https://github.com/facebook/react-devtools) and was moved to (https://github.com/facebook/react). I dont understand where I can now found this tool in main React repo? Or project is discontinued? Are there some equivalents? Am I using some Legacy version?
Even debugged in browser (http://localhost:19001/debugger-ui/) telling me to download this app from non-existing repo.
Are there some equivalents?
I have been using reactotron for the need of devtools. This tool has way more options than devtools and the guide to install can be found here
https://github.com/infinitered/reactotron/blob/master/docs/quick-start-react-native.md
I am a beginner with reactjs so I start to create a site, I do all installations, I installed Webpack to generate automatically the bundle.js all it works well and the file bundle.js is well generated but nothing that posster on the index page (page index is empty) and there are also no errors on the console. Somewhat help me please
It can be a bit messy to get up & running if you're not experienced with these technologies and how module bundling in Webpack works.
This is exactly why Facebook created the "create-react-app" solution so that you can get running without any build config and focus on creating the app that you're after instead. You can use it and "eject" to a custom setup anytime and see how they've done it:
create-react-app by Facebook
Here is a guide that you can follow along to create a simple config build:
Setup a React Environment Using webpack and Babel
You can also check out some of the other solutions that the community offers, here is a list of 143 React starter projects:
Find your perfect React starter project