I want to create a web application using JavaScript frameworks. The basic idea is to create a simple navbar through which we can switch to Angular and react module. I want to use webpack as a base library for hosting front-end app. For state management, I want to use rxjs
Can anyone help me in that?
I already have a built website with Express and I wanted to use React just in some pages. How is the best way to add it having all the resources that I have using the create-react-app?
I know I can add each script to the HTML file, but that is kind of error prone and laborious. I just wanted to be able to do all the import and manage the files the same way I do with an application using create-react-app.
If you only want to use React in some already existing pages, I would suggest you to go through importing the script as React documentation talks about here. It gives you a nice and short example on how to do add react components to existing html pages. You only need to import the react and react-dom dependencies once in your html entry-point (probably index.html), then in each page you only import the required components.
The other alternative is to follow the idea in this guide, to build the app using both create-react-app and express. You would want to move all the html code into React components and handle everything from React, and you will be able to manage all the project structure like you wish. But I believe this is more error prone and a lot of effort, if you only want to add React to build some componentes in just some pages.
I am trying to implement micro-frontends but my company is using React as the only front-end technology. I was hoping if I can do it by serving React components on a URL just as suggested in https://micro-frontends.org/ but it uses web components. Since all the ecosystem is on React can I serve a React component (and only that bundle code on a URL) like, https://my-website/components/table?theme="black".
Purpose of trying this:
Main repo will have most of the major dependencies already loaded. (no need of repeated code like react/react-dom etc)
Shadow DOM is creating event bubbling issues.
There are multiple repos for each team and all of them use same component library.
I'm converting an app (previously in jQuery/HTML/CSS) to React. The app has many modules, and each module has many submodules. I'm progressively trying to upgrade each submodule to React. The problem is that the sidebar is not in React.
There are two submodules which I have converted to React. The problem is when someone clicks on the sidebar link the entire page reloads and the resources going to fetch again.
If someone has open any one of the two pages that I have converted to React and then tries to move to the other page (also written in React) it should not reload for it. It should work like they are using the Link component to move.
I was thinking to mimic the feature by using the HTML5 history API. Using history.pushState did change the URL but react-router is not rendering the respective component on that URL.
I know there is some workaround with HashRouter, but instead, I want to use BrowserRouter.
For both pages, I'm rendering the same template from the backend and the routing logic delegated to react-router.
For started, I have created a codesandbox demo. Please tweak it and try to make it work when clicking on the (without Link) URLs as the Link component behaves in react-router.
I have a design of the website which contains javascript without any framework. Now I'm in the development process and I need to use javascript framework like react for a specific process. so, will it work or I need to transform everything into a framework? I'm working with Laravel and how can I make multiple react app for a single website inside Laravel framework?
Yes. This is exactly the problem that Facebook aimed to solve by creating React. They initially only used React for parts of the comment system and their chat.
You can create a React component and use it in only part of your website. You just need to provide it a place for it to mount. That is, a div where you are mounting your application.
Check the documentation for React DOM and the integration guide for more information about rendering to the DOM. The basic idea is to create your component then use the following code to render it:
ReactDOM.render(element, container[, callback])
From the React docs:
React can be used in any web application. It can be embedded in other applications and, with a little care, other applications can be embedded in React.
To integrate React with other libraries or frameworks, check out the React integration guide: https://reactjs.org/docs/integrating-with-other-libraries.html
Yes you can create global window renderer functions from react library and call it from vanilla js or some other third party library like jquery .You just need to include the minified js to call that function.
Some thing like below on react
const app = (parameter1,parameter2) => (
<YourComponent parameter1={parameter1} parameter2={parameter2}/>
);
window.renderYourComponent = function (p1, p2) {
render(app(p1,p2), document.getElementById('your_div'));
}
On your vanilla js
<script type="text/javascript" src="your_minified_react.js"></script>
<div id='your_div'></div>
window.renderYourComponent("p1","p2");
Everything will be rendered inside 'your_div' and you can work separately on react
Yes, You can make multiple React apps for a single website inside the Laravel framework.
The Laravel often uses a blade template for frontend UI.
What you need to do is build the React app and integrate the built React app with the Laravel blade.
You can copy the whole built contents of the React app into the Laravel home blade, for example.
In addition, inside React to import custom Javascript files, you can use several ways like script tags and also webpack copy module.