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Setting up Flask (Python) with React (jsx)
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I have created a repository at https://github.com/celestialbunny/react_flask_template
I am trying to run a project that has flask as back-end while having React as a front-end. However, there are problems when rendering the webpages so far. Under the directory "templates/static/js/routes.js", I cannot manage to have the file under location "templates/static/js/components/Home.jsx" to be displayed under "templates/static/index.html" while running on localhost.
Can anyone tell me where I am doing it wrong for the routing purposes?
Here are the instructions to get things running:
- delete the node_modules folder
- run "python run.py" at project directory
- cd into "templates/static" and run "npm install"
- then under "templates/static" run "npm run watch"
Help much appreciated as I am still a newbie in python but setting up react alongside is something that I am not familiar with. Thanks in advance.
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I have created a repository at https://github.com/celestialbunny/react_flask_template
I am trying to run a project that has flask as back-end while having React as a front-end. However, there are problems when rendering the webpages so far. Under the directory "templates/static/js/routes.js", I cannot manage to have the file under location "templates/static/js/components/Home.jsx" to be displayed under "templates/static/index.html" while running on localhost.
Can anyone tell me where I am doing it wrong for the routing purposes?
Here are the instructions to get things running:
- delete the node_modules folder
- run "python run.py" at project directory
- cd into "templates/static" and run "npm install"
- then under "templates/static" run "npm run watch"
Help much appreciated as I am still a newbie in python but setting up react alongside is something that I am not familiar with. Thanks in advance.
python reactjs webpack
asked Mar 22 at 2:48
Chai Chong TehChai Chong Teh
235
add a comment |
I have created a repository at https://github.com/celestialbunny/react_flask_template
I am trying to run a project that has flask as back-end while having React as a front-end. However, there are problems when rendering the webpages so far. Under the directory "templates/static/js/routes.js", I cannot manage to have the file under location "templates/static/js/components/Home.jsx" to be displayed under "templates/static/index.html" while running on localhost.
Can anyone tell me where I am doing it wrong for the routing purposes?
Here are the instructions to get things running:
- delete the node_modules folder
- run "python run.py" at project directory
- cd into "templates/static" and run "npm install"
- then under "templates/static" run "npm run watch"
Help much appreciated as I am still a newbie in python but setting up react alongside is something that I am not familiar with. Thanks in advance.
python reactjs webpack
asked Mar 22 at 2:48
Chai Chong TehChai Chong Teh
235
I have created a repository at https://github.com/celestialbunny/react_flask_template
I am trying to run a project that has flask as back-end while having React as a front-end. However, there are problems when rendering the webpages so far. Under the directory "templates/static/js/routes.js", I cannot manage to have the file under location "templates/static/js/components/Home.jsx" to be displayed under "templates/static/index.html" while running on localhost.
Can anyone tell me where I am doing it wrong for the routing purposes?
Here are the instructions to get things running:
- delete the node_modules folder
- run "python run.py" at project directory
- cd into "templates/static" and run "npm install"
- then under "templates/static" run "npm run watch"
Help much appreciated as I am still a newbie in python but setting up react alongside is something that I am not familiar with. Thanks in advance.
python reactjs webpack
python reactjs webpack
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