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kandi X-RAY | react-webpack Summary
This is a template you can fork and clone to develop data driven React/Relay SPA Websites using a single GraphQL endpoint. It also shows how to integrate access to databases like mysql or postgres. This should help you understand how to interface between relay and a real database. The official relay documentation is very poor on this point. We are using React-Intl V2 as our translation framework. It seems to be the best and most thought after project out there at the moment. Even though it is still a pre-release it seems stable enough to be used already. We added and example for a windowed pagination connection because it seems to be a much more common pagination strategy in enterprise applications than the infinite scrolling found in social graph applications. The official relay documentation is also very poor on this. We decided to provide application wide functionality like changing the language via an application context rather than another flux store. Mainly because another flux store is often not necessary and would make this project harder to understand. Application context is also the right place to put some of the application wide functionality. Just be careful not to misuse it. In general try to use components and properties rather than the context. We added an example for storing and restoring "local" state of a route/page to and from session storage. This is a very common case since navigating between routes will completely destroy all other pages. So when coming back to a previously visited route/page the user often expects that things like the scrolling position in a list, selections or other non-persistent state will be restored. If we find a good reason for it we could add local storage in the same way we added session storage. And we will keep on adding other important SPA related components and processes for whitelabeling and everything else you need to kick-start your unicorn.
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QUESTION
I created a test react component library (React, Typescript) and am trying to use Rollup to package it up into UMD to I can import the component into an HTML page.
The sample component I created just takes a label prop and colors it orange. Something super simple so complex logic would be taken out of the equation.
React code to render the above text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 18:57Seems like the script tag is in incorrect order. Your library needs React to be imported before it's script can be executed.
Just fix the order to get it working
QUESTION
I am using this starter template (https://github.com/vikpe/react-webpack-typescript-starter).
I'm also using react-bootstrap, and have a container with a backgroundImage.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 15:44You are using double quotes(") instead of backtick (`) in the backgroundImage
should be
QUESTION
I installed React with tailwind from this: https://github.com/altafino/react-webpack-5-tailwind-2
I want to make a bg color like above in the picture. But I get no background-color its white. But Why?
this picture above is from tailwind.com first or second content
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 08:29fuchsia is not added to the colors by deafult. Checkout https://tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors#color-palette-reference
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I am building a react app from scratch. Usually, I am running the npm create-react-app and it generates everything for you. I am following this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deyxI-6C2u4&ab_channel=TraversyMedia and it has the GitHub repository in the description. The problem is - when i run "npm start" it should run this command
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 22:24install it globally and try to add webpack path to local variables.
QUESTION
I have a problem with tedious/webpack/node/electron? I'm not sure.
Steps to reproduce:
git clone https://github.com/codesbiome/electron-react-webpack-typescript-2020yarn installyarn add tediousyarn add @types/tedious
then add following lines to App.tsx (or anywhere else, just all it):
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Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 18:12I figured it out.
Fix:
main.tsx -> BrowserWindow -> webPreferences and change contextIsolation to false and also nodeIntegration to true.
After changing it, require reference error gone.
QUESTION
I am new to React.js and i am trying to setup simple react application locally using webpack. while running the npm run dev command i m getting below error.
Error getting in command prompt after running npm run dev
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 12:27As the error message says, you're missing a value for the -d (--devtool) argument. You can find a list of valid values on this list. You can add this directly to your webpack config as follows:
QUESTION
I've been banging my head to setup React app without create-react-app. But the only issue I'm facing all the time is this-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 18:47Let's try
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So I forked this repo to use in my project. It does not come with Redux, so I thought I could integrate Redux into it and use it, so I though about recreating the classic Counter app.
Interestingly, the app works perfectly fine in development. But whenever I am trying to package the application, it is spitting out errors that is impossible to debug.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 07:11Okay. This was a ride.
TL;DR: Install "@babel/plugin-proposal-object-rest-spread" if you are going to use the spread operator, e.g.{ ... state, rest }
Details:
After studying webpack and babel in general, I had a few ideas. One of them was to disable production mode in the build script.
cross-env NODE_ENV=production webpack --mode production --config webpack.build.config.js
became
cross-env NODE_ENV=production webpack --config webpack.build.config.js
This basically stopped the bundled js files from being minified/uglified, so I could take a look at it.
Note: This usually spits out errors from webpack that no mode was set in the config files, so I added mode: "none" in the config files as well.
Then taking a look at the bundled js, I saw the error was in the following line from my reducer:
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Install react-webpack
Install NodeJS
Now make sure the web-site folder is the current folder.
Install the node module dependencies: npm install
In case there are problems while installing dependencies you can clean the repository caches: npm cache clear
Sometimes company proxies can cause issues with GIT. A possible fix could be: git config --global url."https://".insteadOf git://
To build the production version of the client you first update/create the graphql schema npm run schema:update. Then run npm run build. This will create a dist folder with all the static production files and resources. You can copy the dist content now to your production environment. If you want to run the production version locally to make sure it works, you can run npm run build:serve. This will serve the dist folder on port 8080. Just make sure you serve the schema as well.
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