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BookOfGreg/react-rails-example-app: Minimal basic demonstration React-Rails sample application using Webpacker

React-Rails Demo Application

This repo is an example of a simple working Rails 5, Webpack(er)3, React-Rails 2.3+ application.

Where generators are used, the git commit will be the command ran to get to the current application state so it will hopefully be easy to follow along at home.

How to test the Demo Application 1) Install the JS packages:

$ yarn install # or npm install

3) In one terminal run the rails server: 4) In another terminal run the webpack server:

$ ./bin/webpack-dev-server

5) Visit the welcome page

http://localhost:3000/welcome/index

This repo contains two trees, one Webpacker and one Sprockets.

Each branch illustrates a react-rails ability.

master -> Webpacker 3
sprockets -> Sprockets 3
rails-production-version -> Sprockets 3 + serving production prebundled react
rails-assets-sprockets -> Sprockets 3 + using Rails-Assets.org (failed)
generate-new-component -> Webpacker 3 + new style component
without-ujs -> Sprockets 3 + removing UJS and making component globally accessible
jsx-file-example -> Webpacker 3 + file named .JSX
coffeescript-example -> Webpacker 3 + Coffeescript WITH JSX

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