I am trying to develop an Outlook addin which will fetch all the attachments from the email chain and perform some actions on them.
I am new to react and outlook add in too.
I want to perform navigation from Home page to other page using react routing.
I have added the appropariate npm packages for React router. (react-router)
When I am trying to navigate fro home page to other page it gives me an error as listed below:
A cross-origin error was thrown. React doesn't have access to the
actual error object in development.
Note: I am using Outlook addin as Yoman office generator, which generates files with .tsx extension.
The same code seems to work on .js file.
Let me know if you require more information for this issue.
Thanks
I am able to resolve it myself, actually missing one typescript definitions for the routing file.
i have installed the dependencies react-router-dom by missed the typescript definitions for it which is as:
npm install #types/react-router-dom --save-dev
Thanks
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I am kinda new to front web development, but there is one interesting question for me.
I got a simple vanila html+css+js website, in which I want to integrate a few actions (profile page, custom e-commerce, checkout, etc) using React.
As I followed this tutorial (Add React in One Minute),
I had successfully "inserted" react component into the webpage. But the normal reactjs applications are able to use installed libraries, use props to pass data.
So, basically, the question is how to run this webpage the way that react will be able to handle libraries installation (common npm i example) in order to be able to import them and work like with normal react application created by npx create-react-app my-app
You could use libraries via a CDN link, the same way you added React via a script-tag to your site. Ultimately i think you're looking for the developer experience one gets while using JSX-syntax and this would require you to rewrite your exitsing app, achieved trough setting up a node project with your mentioned command npx create-react-app <app-name>.
JSX must be compiled to regular JavaScript so that browsers can interpret them correctly, much like you would compile a C++ program to a binary file.
When testing locally my create-react-quiz app works perfectly. I was basing my project off of this code: https://github.com/mitchgavan/react-multi-choice-quiz/tree/gh-pages.
However, when I use npm build deploy on my "GitHub-Pages" branch, a blank page shows up and these errors show up in the console:
pk8189.github.io/:1 GET pk8189.github.io/pk8189/futureU-/static/css/main.1dc4d41f.css
pk8189.github.io/:1 GET pk8189.github.io/pk8189/futureU-/static/js/main.28e294a0.js
This is my repo: https://github.com/pk8189/futureU-
What do you think the issue is? Thank you for any help.
Create React App uses homepage field in your package.json to determine the URL at which the app is served. Since you set it to https://github.com/pk8189/futureU-/, it tries to request assets from /pk8189/futureU-/ which doesn't exist.
Change homepage to match your deployed URL: https://pk8189.github.io/futureU-/. Then rebuild by running npm run build and re-deploy.
This is described in deployment instructions for GitHub Pages. Please read this part of the User Guide.
I am writing a javascript library that is npm linked to my meteor app. I didn't yet publish the library to npm so it is only local.
Now my problem is, that I want to debug inside the library while using it in my meteor app.
I can debug the meteor app components and using a sourcemap and a standalone html test page also the library itself. But as soon as I use import Library from 'library' in meteor it minifies, uglifies and mangles it.
Is there a way to tell either meteor's build system or my browser to use the library's source map?
Thanks in advance
You can try removing the Meteor minifier package until you need it again:
meteor remove standard-minifier-js
I want to make an app in ionic, so I add some custom page in ionic by command :
ionic g page user
But I start ionic server it show error
Runtime Error Cannot find module "../pages/home/home"
click for error image
If the app tells you that it misses a file, that's because there's somewhere where you imported this file and it doesn't exist (anymore? maybe you deleted it and forgot to delete an import)
You should make a project-wide text search using grep or your favorite ide to find where you are importing "../pages/home/home".
Your error doesn't come from your ionic g page user command as this command only generates a page named user.
It seems like you created a page called home and deleted it without deleting imports.
I encountered the same problem when I was github clone code.
But this is not the problem with the code itself, but because I used cnpm (npm of the Chinese version).
Uninstall npm, install npm. The problem is solved
I have the AngularJS seed project open in Web Storm and an committing it to GIT, again using Web Storm.
When I click Commmit and Push I get 527 warnings.
The AngularJS plugin is installed, how to I exclude the AngularJS library from the commit and get rid of these warnings?
Thanks
Update
CrazyCoder's suggestion to declare AngularJS as a library has removed the warnings associated with that, however the web application is still causing warning to be shown.
For example, the controller has a warning that it is an unused function.
Ignoring files.
Disable Perform Code Analysis in Commit Project dialog.
You can also store this library outside of the project roots and configure it as a JavaScript Library.