react_rails_webpack 2.0.4 → 2.0.5
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1. One-command setup
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3. Automatically sets up working demo examples so you can jump into React immediately
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4. The webpack development server for React components will live update your changes to any device on your local network (including phones)
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## Install
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## Requirements
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- [Rails](http://rubyonrails.org/) version 4 or greater (check version with `rails -v`)
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- [node](https://nodejs.org) version 4 or greater (check version with `node -v`)
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- [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) version 3 or greater (check version with `npm -v`)
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## See the demo components in action
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`rails g react_rails_webpack:new_fork` sets up [the environment.json file](lib/react_rails_webpack/client/environment.json), which is NOT included in your repo, because it contains information specific to each computer it is generated on.
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### npm install vs. npm run install
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Usually to install new npm packages, you run the `npm install` command. This will work fine if you do it from the client folder, but it won't work from your project's root, since your package.json file with your project's requirements is in the client folder and not the project's root. However, as a convenience, the project's root has the command `npm run install` which is essentially the same as hopping in and out of the client folder to run `npm install` (it's basically like running `cd client && npm install && cd ..`).
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More succinctly: if you're in your project's root folder, use `npm run install` instead of `npm install` to install any new npm package dependencies you've added to the `client/package.json` file.
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## Development
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<aside>Find the source for this page in app/views/react_example/greeting.html.erb</aside>
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<%= react_component :Hello, @props_for_hello_component %>
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"<div class=\"react-component-target\" data-componentname=\"Hello\" data-componentprops='{ \"details\": \"My initial greeting was set with getInitialState in the client/src/components/Hello.jsx file.\" }'></div>" +
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"<div class=\"react-component-target\" data-componentname=\"HelloWithRedux\" data-componentprops='{ \"details\": \"My initial greeting was set with initialState in the client/src/redux/reducer.js file.\" }'></div>"
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}
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