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ed spencer's blog – 100% ad-free ramblings of a performance obsessive web developer in the uk skip to content primary menu ed spencer's blog home about contact me link archive twitter search for: recent posts adding react to an existing web application and build pipeline lessons learned from a server outage improving performance through function caching in javascript running node.js in production using all of the cores migrating letsencrypt ssl certificates to another server recent comments rod on reducing the amount of memory used by gitlab mahesh on mvc sitemap provider tutorial 2 – breadcrumbs richard nagle on entity framework – plural and singular table names will on mocking httpcontext (and setting it’s session values) gitlab-user on reducing the amount of memory used by gitlab archives january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 september 2017 july 2017 june 2017 march 2016 november 2015 june 2015 march 2015 january 2015 august 2014 june 2014 january 2014 september 2013 august 2013 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just being a hello world application, but will also focus on integrating everything into your existing build pipeline – so you’ll actually be able to run your real application in a real environment that isn’t your localhost. i’m writing this up because i felt the setup of react was a bit confusing. you don’t just add a reference to a minified file and off you go – the react setup is a lot more sophisticated and is so broken down and modular that you can swap out just about any tool for another tool. you need a guide just to get started. we’ll be going along the path of least resistance by using the toolchain set that most react developers seem to be using – webpack for building, and babel for transpiling. the current application the current application works on purely server side technology – there is no front end framework currently being used. the server runs using: nodejs expressjs the pug view engine the build pipeline consists of the following: a docker image built on top of the node 6.9.4 image, with some additionally installed global packages an npm install a bower install for the front end packages a gulp task build (to compile the scss, and minify and combine the js and css) step 1 – moving to yarn you can get your react dependencies through npm, but i figured that moving to yarn form my dependency management was a good move. aside from it being suggested in most tutorials (which isn’t a good enough reason alone to move): bower is not deprecated , but the bower devs recommend moving to yarn the current lts version of node (8.9.4) ships with npm 5, which has some checksum problems that might cause your builds to fail yarn is included in the node 8.9.4 docker image hello node 8.9.4 while we’re here we may as well update the version of node that the app runs under to 8.9.4, which is the current lts version. in dockerized applications, this is as easy as changing a single line of code in your docker image: from node:6.9.4 becomes: from node:8.9.4 goodbye bower removing bower was easy enough. i just went through the bower.json file, and ran yarn add for each item in there. this added the dependencies into the package.json file. the next step was then to update my gulp build tasks to pull the front end dependencies out of the node_modules folder instead of the bower_components folder. i then updated my build pipeline to not run bower install or npm install, and to instead run yarn install, and deleted the bower.json file. in my case, this was just some minor tweaks to my dockerfile. build pipleline updates the next thing to do was to remove any calls to npm install from the build, and to instead call yarn install. yarn follows npm’s package file name and folder install conventions, so this was a very smooth change. step 2 – bringing in webpack you have to use a bundler to enable you to write modular react code. most people tend to use webpack for this, so that’s the way we’re going to go. you can actually use webpack to do all of your front end building (bundling, minifying, etc), but i’m not going to do this. i have a working set of gulp jobs to do my front end building, so we’re going to integrate webpack and give it one job only – bundling the modules. firstly, let’s add the dependency to webpack. yarn add webpack --dev now we need to add an empty configuration file for webpack: touch webpack.config.js we’ll fill out this file later. lastly, lets add a yarn task to actually run webpack, which we’ll need to run when we make any react changes. add this to the scripts section of your package.json file: { "scripts": { "build-react": "webpack" } } you may be thinking that we could just run the webpack command directly, but that will push you down the path of global installations of packages. yarn steers you away from doing this, so by having the script in your package.json, you know that your script is running within the context of your packages available in your node_modules folder. step 3 – bringing in babel babel is a javascript transpiler that will let us write some es6 goodness without worrying too much about the browser support. babel will dumb our javascript code down into a more browser ready es5 flavour. here’s the thing – every tutorial i’ve seen involves installing these 4 babel packages as a minimum. this must be because babel has been broken down into many smaller packages, and i do wonder if this was a bit excessive or not: yarn add babel-core babel-loader babel-preset-es2015 babel-preset-react once the above babel packages have been installed, we need to wire it up with webpack, so that webpack knows that it needs to run our react specific javascript and jsx files through babel. update your webpack.config.js to include the following. module.exports = { module: { loaders: [ { test: /\.js$/, loader: 'babel-loader', exclude: /node_modules/ }, { test: /\.jsx$/, loader: 'babel-loader', exclude: /node_modules/ } ] } } note that the webpack.config.js file is not yet complete – we’ll be adding 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