OK last hail mary here. I’ve seen this question a lot but no clear answer. I moved all of my images out of my src folder to my public folder into a sub-folder images. And used the URL like ./images/my-image.png but the image isn’t populating. I am using create-react-app. How do I call images from a public folder outside of my src folder.
Having trouble using Create React App to change a background image I feed to my component through props. The docs say use the import syntax. This works but it would mean I have to hard code every background image to each component. Anyway to do this dynamically?
I’m using react-router-dom with create-react-app.
I’m just starting React and I’m confused on how to start adding my previous static website code into the react app. My react app contains a folder called public and a file in it called Index.html and it seems the changes in Index.html effect the website. But I’ve seen lots of videos and online forms where people add their website code into the App.js file located in src using JSX instead of the public folder.
I create a default react app with npx create-react-app app-name --template typescript but my app isn’t working. Error:
I used “create-react-app” to create a web server on http://localhost:3000. It is accessible. However, I found that after I terminate the node process, the web server still works unless I reload the page. Why is it the case?
We are currently working on a tiny app which just renders an external React component (external since it’s npm installed). The purpose of this app is to just fetch some JSON configuration and pass that as prop to that component to demonstrate its usage.
When i run yarn test locally on my React project i get this error (project is created with Create react app):
I installed latest version of node.js, react.js and next.js
Everything worked properly but at the point I try to create my react project folder in the terminal by create-react-app my-app it tells me this:
So I have tested this on a fresh raw CRA 5 (typescript) app. In the App.tsx I just replaced it’s contents to this:
