This project is an example for how u can use chayns® + React with Hooks.
It's a simple ToDo-List where u can add, check/uncheck and remove ToDos. The ToDos will be saved in the localstorage.
WARNING: Hooks are a new feature proposal that lets you use state and other React features without writing a class.
They’re currently in React v16.7.0-alpha and being discussed in an open RFC.
It's also not properly working with react-hot-loader, for now.
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Install all project dependencies with
npm i
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Start your webpack-dev-server for debugging your project with
npm start
The webpack-dev-server is now running on your localhost on the port 8080. If the port is not available you can change it in the dev.babel.js in the webpack folder.
npm start
runs the server in HTTPS mode. You need to add a ssl certificate to/webpack/ssl
. If you just need HTTP then you can usenpm run start:http
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Enable eslint in your development environment. (not necessary, but recommended)
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Implement the example Tapp to your chayns® site .
- Go to configuration -> Tapps
- Click
Add Tapp
- Use external content
- Give the Tapp a name and type in the following URL :
http[s]://localhost:8080
- Click
add
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Start development.
Hint: Writing Tapps with React? You might also want to take a look at our React Style Guide.
You can build this project via npm run build
.
You can also build this project with sourceMaps for testing via npm run build:staging
.