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tramway-core-react

v1.0.0

Published

A React extension to the tramway framework allowing for the use of React views and controllers.

Downloads

4

Readme

Tramway React is a simple React add-on to the Tramway framework to simplify the integration of React components while using a consistent architecture in your project. It adds:

  1. A new ReactController which abstracts server-side rendering logic.
  2. Access to the React and Component classes from react so you won't also have to install react and react-dom.

Installation:

  1. npm install tramway-core-react
  2. Add the necessary React Babel presets to your builder.

Example project

https://gitlab.com/tramwayjs/tramway-react-example

Documentation

Recommended Folder Structure in addition to Tramway

  • components
  • views

ReactController

The big addition with this extension is the ReactController which abstracts the Component binding process for your express-based app.

When creating a controller, extend the ReactController and return its render function.

import {controllers} from 'tramway-core-react';
let {ReactController} = controllers;

Here is a sample implementation with a Component called App which displays a simple message.

import App from '../components/App';
import {controllers} from 'tramway-core-react';
let {ReactController} = controllers;

export default class MainController extends ReactController {
    static index(req, res) {
        return ReactController.render(res, App, {'message': `Page rendered`});
    }
}

Components

Components are the heart of your react views. Every react view extends the react Component class which is given to you as is.

To create a component, import the class and implement a derived class using Facebook's react documentation.

import {Component, React} from 'tramway-core-react';

Views

You will need to choose and install a simple templating engine and create a file named index.{extensionofyourtemplateengine}. This would be set up in your server.js file with Tramway. In it, ensurew there is a variable called app that is configured to display the string as HTML.

If you want a simple template engine, you could use EJS. To do so:

  1. Install and save it to the project: npm install --save ejs
  2. In your server.js file, add the following code after you instantiate the express app:
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/public'));
app.set('views', 'dist/views');
app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
  1. Create a index.ejs file with the following (you can modify this to your liking) contents:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title></title>
</head>
<body>
    <%- app %>
</body>
</html>
  1. Make all Controllers extend ReactController and use its render function.