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I am facing an issue bulding an angular 11 with Springboot jar. If I runn separatelly the apps (the backend on 8080 and the ui on 4200) they work just fine, the connection and calls in between are ok and stable.
What I am trying to do is actually integrate this. I've seen plenty of examples but I don't know where and what Am I doing wrong.
Here is a picture of the Project structure:
Here are the maven plugins which are installing and copying the ui build stuff into the jar.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 18:42Spring boot automatically serves static content if you have a folder in "resources" called "static" or "public". So put all of the compiled files from angular in a folder called "static" under resources.
Doing so will make spring boot serve angular :)
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I'm learning to use React and wanted to use it in a SpringBoot application, but I just can't seem to get this working.
I can create a website using Spring-MVC and also execute JavaScript code on it (without React, JSX). But I just can't figure out how to use JavaScript code that uses React.
What I got working so far is...
- A website with a Spring-MVC backend
- Executing javascript code on this website
- Building a jar of the application using maven
- Creating a React project inside my spring project using the create-react-app tool
- Compiling the React code using a maven plugin (following this tutorial) (or at least I think it's working, because maven says that the build is successfull)
- Loading the React js script in the browser
What is not working is...
- Executing the React js script in the browser or debugging the script
The simple React code I want to execute looks like this: test.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 12:43The issue here seems to be that you want to run the javascript output by create-react-app on the build, but actually, you're just running a static file test.js
which is in the src/main/app/public
directory.
This test.js
file is not touched by create-react-app at all, so you're right that it's not being compiled to ES5, it's simply being served statically as it is. The error you're seeing in Firefox is exactly because of that - it can't handle the import
statements (fixing this directly is a separate issue which I won't get into here, but essentially you won't have this problem with the create-react-app compiled code because it'll be bundled and transpiled to ES5).
Only the code with the entry point at src/main/app/src/index.js
will be compiled by create-react-app and indeed it is, and then as per your pom.xml
configuration is then copied into target/classes/static/static/{bundle files}.js
.
What you want to do is link to those create-react-app generated bundle files, instead of this test.js
file. Whatever React code those built bundles contain will run just fine. It's unclear what the role of test.js
is here, but to conclude, it's simply not being compiled at all and that's the cause of the error, nothing to do with React per se. You should just delete it and link instead to your create-react-app generated bundles.
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