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An extremely lightweight (3KB) alternative for ReactJS. Maximum of the native JavaScript.
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QUESTION
I'm a Vue developer that's trying to do a React App.
I'm trying to wrap CodeMirror in a React app and I'm running into some troubles. Not sure how to fix it.
I'm instantiating a CodeMirror editor and attaching some event handlers to it.
Those handlers are like so:
When you focus the editor, the isFocused variable becomes true.
When you focus out of the editor, the isFocused variable becomes false.
When you type in the editor you should do some action if the isFocused variable is true.
In the last handler, I need to access a reactive variable set with useState (isFocused).
That variable is not reactive in the context of that function. It's read as the default value false.
The component looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:57Add a useEffect function with a callback to handleChange and pass it isFocused as an argument.
PS: Don't forget Boolean() to display the state of isFocused otherwise it returns an object.
(See the demo link at the bottom of the page )
QUESTION
I am actually building a tic tac toe. But this error is not actually letting me update history. As I am following a tutorial on skillshare.com and I did the same as he does. But still getting error. I am a beginner in React. And I use a nano-react npm project for creating this project. This is App.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 05:23The problem is in History.js:
QUESTION
ESLint seems to be unable to parse a ".eslintrc.js" file.
Steps to reproduce: I set up a new "hello world" TypeScript project as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 15:39When you're using typescript-powered eslint rules (when your eslint config includes a "parserOptions.project" config), eslint throws an error if you attempt to lint a file that isn't one of the files that's included in the typescript project.
This is due to performance reasons - it used to be that eslint allowed this, but doing so would cause a a large performance hit, so they changed it to throw an error instead.
The solution to linting files that aren't part of your TS project is to create a tsconfig that extends your "real" tsconfig, but includes all the files you want to lint. This is usually called tsconfig.eslint.json and looks like this:
QUESTION
Im trying to display a polygon for every country in the world, this locations are within the countries URL but this doesnt get me the polygon in which i want, is uses it as a string. Though within the example the data cannot be fetched but you can access the site itself. https://codesandbox.io/s/deckgl-and-nebulagl-editablegeojsonlayer-no-react-forked-08hvs?file=/app.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 12:42Instead of trying to get the URL to work, instead I downloaded the file and imported into the app itself, therefore removing this issue.
QUESTION
I have tried asking on Super User community before, but didn't get any answers so I'm trying my luck here.
I'm running an Apache web server and decided to host a React application. I have a nano-react-app folder which contains the files shown below. I can render the website in debug mode so I know my code is working properly. But when I go online, I get this error :
Uncaught SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module (index.js:1)
which points to the line import React from 'react'; in index.js. To be honest, I don't really understand what the error is telling me so I don't know where and how to look. All I could figure out is that my Index.js file — with a capital i — is called from index.html with a lowercase i and it changes nothing locally but on server-side it returns this error when capitalizing i:
GET http://mywebsite/src/Index.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)
Now.. I have read in another SO question that I should add type="module" when calling index.js in script tag but now I get this error :
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<' (index.js:5)
I would highly appreciate any solutions... Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 14:56Browsers don't support JSX natively. You need to transpile your code to JavaScript by creating a production build. How you do that depends on the toolchain you have selected and is covered in the React documentation.
QUESTION
I’ve been working on a website for some time, and I use serverless. Everything was going well, but since this morning, impossible to push my updates from my site to serverless. By pushing I have this mistake :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 15:54So I found the error with the help of @Andrewlohr.
Npm indicates the line where it stopped working. For me it's parcel build index.html
To get more details about why parcel build index.html didn’t work, I simply run the command line in the console, without using npm.
QUESTION
I am building a React App with react + react-router, but I have a problem about the redirections.
I have the next folder structure:
...
/public
/index.html (react index)
/tos/
/terms.html
/privacy.html
...
/src
index.js
App.js
...
And the index.js:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-30 at 15:43If your trying to reach valid url /public/tos/terms.html you must have component to take care of the url :
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