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QUESTION
I am following a tutorial on React using create-react-app. The application is created by create-react-app v1.3.0
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-07 at 10:38Have you tried npm start with super user permissions? I had the issue with my project and I solved it like this.
QUESTION
Hi I am following this tutorial. I have the Quiz component. Iam getting warning: "fail propType:Required prop 'books' was not specified in Quiz". And the books are not listed. However if i remove the 'map' function I can list one book :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 21:30The error you're getting comes from the fact that you've stated prop books
as required on the Quiz
component, but when you render Quiz
component, you don't pass a books
prop.
QUESTION
Instead of styling the Li
component via inline style, I want to do it via styled-component. How can I check the state and then assign the color red if the current Li is the selected language?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-18 at 10:36Passing down isSelected
as props then calling the css
helper if true
QUESTION
I have been implementing Tyler McGinnis curriculum to learn react.
It's a weather app. And i'm having trouble debugging a strange behaviour. I'm pretty sure it's something silly that i'm doing or i might have missed an information piece of information.
SearchContainer
is a ParentContainer,
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-10 at 09:09I can't tell you why it is called twice, but I can tell you that it should not matter. The problem is that you're not comparing the props for what has changed. If you do this, the code will behave the way you want:
QUESTION
I am trying to get create-react-app to work. Originally I had a React app working but decided to make it ES6+ syntax over ES5, which exploded on me. After several hours of debugging I decided to start over and deleted everything.
I am working on a server, not locally (if that makes a difference.) The first time I set up React I followed https://tylermcginnis.com/react-js-tutorial-1-5-utilizing-webpack-and-babel-to-build-a-react-js-app/ and got something working but when I stumbled on https://egghead.io/lessons/react-react-fundamentals-development-environment-setup and decided to try create-react-app
I followed the instructions (ran npm create-react-app i -g
then create-react-app my-app
. When I cd’d in, I found only a barebones package.json file… I thought I was supposed to get essentially a starter structure no config needed... but it only creates the folder and the package.json file. I have been googling hard but cannot seem to find someone with a similar problem. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Unless I misunderstood, the point of create-react-app was to avoid having to tinker with webpack.config.json, babel.rc, or setting up from scratch the package.json. Am I missing something?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-26 at 22:23create-react-app
uses a package called react-scripts
as its backbone. When you create an app using create-react-app
, you get all the functionality that react-scripts
provides you, including the following scripts:
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