This is a very basic Rails application to showcase usage of Webpacker-React.
Please read Webpacker-React documentation for more details.
First, clone this repository and install dependancies :
$ cd webpacker-react-example
$ bundle
$ ./bin/yarn
You then need to run Webpack to compile the javascript code :
Now you can run the Rails app :
Finally open http://localhost:3000/ in your browser.
Very basic React component, nothing special.
Packfiles are entrypoints for Webpacker's managed Javascript. For Webpacker-React to work, you need to import your component and register it for later use in your app.
Use the react_component() method from a view to render a previously registered component.
You can also use render react_component: 'Component' from a controller to render it.
You are encouraged to use this example application to test any development you make on the Webpacker-React code base. Please see its README for more details.
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