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QUESTION
I am new to preact
and I am trying to develop a project with Preact-X.
I want my project to run with default URL with only one component.
for ex: loaclhost:8080
, localhost:8080/jobs
, localhost:8080/?some-parameters
.
I have a component like below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-06 at 01:25you need to set Webpack's devServer.historyApiFallback option to true.
On line 64 of your configuration:
QUESTION
The problem
This is a very hard and weird problem because it's also very hard to explain. I start from the beginning:
I started a new application using this boilerplate:
https://github.com/flexdinesh/react-redux-boilerplate
Everything worked fine until the owner of the repo made some small changes (look at the latest commit "Add prettier config; Upgrade deps; Remove immutable").
Since I don't like immutable I thought it would be great to also remove it. So I went into this projects commit and did exactly the same as he did. I also installed the same dep's versions as in his package.json
.
Now the app is starting and when I load the page I see just a blank page with some errors in the devtools.
The errors can be found here: https://imgur.com/a/ilNGj2b
One "bigger" change he also did is moving from react-router-redux
to connected-react-router
.
Also in the injectReducer
and injectSaga
files under app/utils
he made some changes mainly importing ReactReduxContext
.
I'm specifically mentioning this because I think it has something to do with these changes.
What have I tried
I throw in some debugger
statements in specific files and found out following:
injectReducer
file runs and gets the correct propsinjectSaga
file doesn't run at all, I think because it's crashing before it get's executed. But I can't find out where and why.
I know this is hard to solve because it's a very big boilerplate code but you are my last hope (I already created an issue here: https://github.com/flexdinesh/react-redux-boilerplate/issues/38).
Maybe one of you that has way more experience can find out what the problem might be (maybe from the differences between last version of this repo and the current commit, or the error messages).
I really don't have much more "specific to the problem" code to give, since it could be really anything.
If anyone wants to help me out here is the current repo with the same structure as this boilerplate, but with my own code: https://github.com/SelfDevTV/forum-creator/tree/noImmutable
The master
branch is working, that was before I "migrated" to the new version without immmutable and the other changes.
The noImmutable
branch is the "problem child".
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-19 at 20:09Oh my god that feels so great. I just diffed my repo with the boilerplate repo like this:
QUESTION
The Problem
I have an application that uses this React Redux Boilerplate: https://github.com/flexdinesh/react-redux-boilerplate
I created a new page that is connected to the injected reducer + saga.
I receive following props: posts
, loading
, error
, loadPosts
and match
When I use these directly the app is working as expected. But as soon as I start to destructure the props, the app is behaving unexpectedly.
Especially with the match
props.
When I do it like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 22:48Ok guys that was completely my fault. Guess I'm too tired :D. Here is what caused the problem:
I fetch my post in the useEffect
hook. I also render a component where I pass in the posts
. But the posts are not available because the component has to wait for the data to come in. So I completely forgot that I have to wait for the data.
Before:
return ;
After: (correct)
return ;
I had a check in place looking like this:
if (loading) return ;
(before the other return). But it doesn't matter because loading is false when the component initially renders.
So I also set the initial value from loading
to true
(in my initialState of the reducer). So I have now two checks in place.
Sorry guys. So stupid.
QUESTION
react-redux 4.0 now uses the context API, which is great! However, when trying to update a project of mine, everything is working but my unit tests starting failing.
For context, this is a very barebones "boilerplate" project I work on for fun. For demo-purposes, it is basically a to-do app (we all love todos, right?).
Now, for my containers I do some unit testing, but very basic. Basically, I want to make sure that both mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps are receiving what they should be receiving. I don't care how, just that they are in.
Here's my "ConnectedToDos" component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 08:44Shubham khatri's solution above didn't work for me, so I had to invest some time with this over the weekend. This is what I ended up with:
For mapStateToProps
, I basically mount it within the required providers (for me it's the store provider, along with the IntlProvider and MemoryRouter; but the only relevant one is redux's ). Then I find the View (not the connected component, but the normal one) and extract all its props into a variable. I can then check each prop matches what I have in my store, which is exactly what I want to test (that props are being mapped properly from the store):
QUESTION
As title says, how can I add redux to my react frontend when using Laravel/Laravel mix as of 5.5?
So far I have attempted the following. ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-21 at 17:29I ended up manually adding it with versions to my composer.json:
QUESTION
I have a reactjs and redux, project that uses webpack and it's built using a Dockerfile. It is a boiler-plate with some previous configuration, you can get the files by clonning this repo: https://github.com/CheesecakeLabs/react-redux-boilerplate.
So in order to run the react server I did create a docker-compose.yml file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-01 at 13:32What you need to use is volumes in your case. I believe you are doing the development on the host and trying to test it
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