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kandi X-RAY | react-and-spring Summary
Webapp with Create React App and Spring Boot ===. Developing Spring applications with Spring Boot is a real time saver. It gets you up and running quickly, and continues to make your life easier as you move to production and start releasing incremental updates to your application. Create React App does the same thing for your React frontend. It speeds up the initial phase by stitching together everything you need to get your React frontend working with minimal effort on your part, and it shortens your feedback loop by enabling hot reload. That way, you can just save your files, and changes will be immediately visible in the browser. This tutorial shows you how to combine Create React App with Spring Boot, giving you one single jar file to deploy.
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- Registers the swagger worker and registers it in the service
- Checks a service to see if a service worker is reloaded
- Initialize the application .
- Unregister service workers
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QUESTION
I would like to know if there is best practices for building restful api service using spring boot with jwt. I was watching udemy lectures: https://github.com/in28minutes/full-stack-with-react-and-spring-boot
It is a just toy example using h2.. but I'm going to use mysql.
I have difficulty structuring the project. service model... dto .. config ... I wonder if there is a best practice for it... like template....
I moved lots files from jwt folder to each categories that I think these are belong. But any suggestions and opinions are welcome.
Thank you for reading my question. :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 19:06Bro If u want to know in depth about security in spring boot with
- Roles at Different levels
- JWT
I gone through many resource but amigoscode on youtube is best for spring security Below is the link
QUESTION
I've started my project with this Spring tutorial. Now I want to develop it, the first step is to add OAuth 2.0 to this project, but when I was looking for some tutorial on how to add it is always started with "Create Your Java Application with Spring, add dependencies: Spring Web, Spring Security...".
Is there any way to add these dependencies to the existing project? Or any better way to develop existing projects?
Or should I build it again?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 12:32Add this dependency in your pom.xml under dependencies:
QUESTION
I try to complete this tutorial, but I have some trouble with configure webpack i think. I was making tutorial step by step but it doesn't work..
ERROR] Failed to execute goal com.github.eirslett:frontend-maven-plugin:1.10.3:webpack (webpack build) on project shop: Failed to run task: 'webpack.js ' failed. org.apache.commons.exec.ExecuteException: Process exited with an error: 2
error looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-17 at 21:11It seems that you need to copy-paste the package.json snippet from provided tutorial and run npm i
QUESTION
I was looking at this blog: Use React and Spring Boot to Build a Simple CRUD App to build a webapp (REST based) where the UI will be React, and we will use OKTA for Authentication & Authorization. The backend will be in Spring Boot suite. While looking at that blog, I found that it uses httpSession to set attribute like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-20 at 15:38Yes, if you're using Spring Security with oauth2Login(), you will need to replicate your session. If you're just using oauth2ResourceServer(), you do not need to replicate because it's stateless.
For session replication, I recommend using Spring Session with Redis.
QUESTION
I'm following an example from this link to which shows how to develop a simple React/Spring-boot CRUD app. It works great.
Now I'm attempting to move it into a Docker container. I've succeeded in doing it for the "dev" profile, which is the default, but that part doesn't include the React frontend in the build.
Here's the current Docker file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 22:22If you already made a copy of the jar to the container why do you try to compile the project again?
I thik that you could simply just run the jar file with CMD.
But if you want to the container to compile the project just copy the source files, compile and run the jar.
trye something like that:
QUESTION
I am working with Spring-3.9.3, creating Excel files and trying to download them from React. The code works fine with small file sizes (50kb), more than this means no response from the React localhost web.
I don't know how to fix the problem as I have no idea if the error comes from Spring or React library.
The code comes from a tutorial that you can find here: https://rieckpil.de/howto-up-and-download-files-with-react-and-spring-boot/
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-26 at 14:49Well, the problem was the timeout response of the micro.
QUESTION
I have a working React app, and I would like to add a Spring Boot application to it. My final goal is to have a single war file with the React app and the Spring Boot application after running mvn clean package.
Now, if I run mvn clean package it will compile the React app and package it into a war file successfully. So far so good. But I have no idea how to compile and add a Spring Boot application to the package with the same command.
I found a similar solution: https://github.com/kantega/react-and-spring
BUT this is not working for me. I need the React app to be the main project, and I need it to be compiled by a maven command.
I use the exec-maven-plugin to tell the compiler to use yarn when I call mvn clean package. I tried to add an other goal to this plugin which complies the backend part but the result was an infinite loop.
The process should be something like this:
compile backend
compile frontend
package it together in a single war file
Do you have any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-27 at 14:46Thanks for @Lorelorelore's comment, I was able to create a solution.
With JHipster you can create an application like I described in the question, BUT with full of unnecessarily generated code. I removed all the irrelevant code, and added some important part, and the result was a cleaner, smaller application.
So I created a much simpler boilerplate code.
Here is the GitHub link: https://github.com/archangel1991/react-with-spring
I hope it will help :)
QUESTION
I am trying to setup a Spring Boot project (Prototype) with React and Material UI.
I followed this tutorial to get Spring Boot running with React, which went really well! Now, for Material UI I followed this tutorial. To be more specific, I cd'd into my projects directory and installed the packages via npm.
My app.js file looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 11:48I ditched this approach (where Spring service and client are in one project) and created two separate projects (Rest Service and React Client)
QUESTION
I have a simple spring boot project which uses the frontend-maven-plugin for development of react js files. It also includes webpack maven sure plugin execution. I can see that when I make changes to the app.js file that I have it correctly regenerates the bundle.js under static/built/bundles.js. The server is meant to be listening on the static folder, as I am using liveReload, and any change to .css or html gets updated when i refresh the page. However a ctrl + F5 doesnt update the javascript changes that are visible in bundle.js.
My app is basically the security app here with some changes -> https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/react-and-spring-data-rest/
What do I need to do to make sure it picks up the js changes without restarting the server?
I only have 4 gigs on my laptop, I can see that there is enough memory available, but the building is just going to 99% in eclipse and not finishing. If i stop the listener for changes i.e. stop from command line npm(npm run-script watch )or webpacK the build finishes in eclipse. IS there contention here/locking or is my laptop just not powerful enough?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-25 at 23:12This was a locking issue, webpack and node.js were running separately as processes, which i checked in Task Manager. Once i removed the pom entry and stopped the Node.js processes running the issue was fixed. Strange that an example on the internet doesn't mention this.
QUESTION
I was looking over the following tutorial using Spring Boot and React. https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/react-and-spring-data-rest/
Would the React be server-side rendered here, since it is being rendered into the Thymeleaf template? For context I have placed the Thymeleaf template and React file code from the tutorial below.
src/main/resources/templates/index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-03 at 09:43In the given example React is not rendered server-side. The Thymeleaf HTML is outputted as is. Data is fetched client-side by calling services setup in the Spring Boot backend as shown in the tutorial.
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