django-reactjs-boilerplate | An example how you can use ReactJS with your Django project

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django-reactjs-boilerplate is a JavaScript library. django-reactjs-boilerplate has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository was used for my talk at the Python User Group Singapore March Meetup 2016. I gave the talk a second time at a PyLadies meetup and it was recorded by Engineers.SG. The goal is to show how you can use ReactJS in your existing Django apps today. This is far from perfect. This approach is not universal, so it only works for components that don't need to be indexed by Google (and thus need to be pre-rendered on your server). However, the highly interactive stuff usually happens behind a login form anyways (think Trello: They have a few static pages to advertise their product but the real app is behind a login).

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Webpack unable to bundle due to SyntaxError

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Webpack unable to bundle due to SyntaxError

Asked 2017-Dec-11 at 23:04

I was interested in learning Django + ReactJS on Windows, so I followed this step by step tutorial.

Now, I'm on the bundling stage. When I run my bundler as a quick sanity check:

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Answered 2017-Dec-11 at 03:45

Command provided in the tutorial will work on Unix based system but you are on Windows. Open your node_modules/.bin folder and notice that there are actually two files: webpack (Unix) and webpack.cmd (Windows).

The easiest way to handle that difference is to let Node Package Manager (NPM) automatically detect system and run correct binary for us. To use that functionality create scripts field In your package.json:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47743880

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