ReactJS inside a Spring Boot Container.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This tutorial shows how to setup a Spring Boot Project and within that have a ReactJS frontend running. When developing we want to use the built in react development web server on port 3000 which proxies to the Spring Boot Backend. This makes it possible to use the Spring Boot backend in the react frontend.
There is another way of achieving the same without ejecting the ReactJS application. The other way is by using Gradle plugins and can be watched here: • Spring Boot with React... . The code is located in bitbucket here:
bitbucket.org/...
this tutorial was what i desperately needed! thanks for the in-depth content :)
Glad it was helpful!
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It is 2 different applications. Configure the frontend with .json files and then pick the right one from the browser url. ie. x = dev environment.
Awesome video!!!
Thank you
@@MikesTechCorner Thank you. I just have one question would it work with spring boot 2.3 feature buildpack when runned build docker image task?
Thanks for giving detailed solution. I want to do same by using yarn not npm.
Best of luck. I might do a video with yarn.
Eagerly waiting for your video.Thanks
Hi @Mike
For production, can you mention what changes required in build.gradle file for PROD
I would split the applications up for production and use build packt for Spring Boot application and the docker image I have on my website for the frontend. www.codeinvestigator.com
Hi @Mike Møller Nielsen For production, In Code what changes i need to do to start single App with React & Spring Boot
Only pom.xml or build.gradle file. The react files need to end up in static folder
@@MikesTechCorner Also can you mention what changes required in build.gradle file for PROD
Nice video. But, only static part can be rendered from the container isn't it? This video is more about consolidating the source under one bucket with a build + running the static content. We still need a Node Js server if ReactJS application has to function fully as a dynamic webapp right?
No everything can run inside the Tomcat web container that is a part of the Spring Boot Application. That is the beauty of it!
Why do you need still two servers(node and tomcat). this application in not running within the tomcat container.
Node is for development only. Tomcat is used to host the html and js files in the static folder in production
Hi Mike. I like ur video, I was looking for something like this.
Do you know the setup for Maven too ? Our company is using maven :( .
Ill create a video with maven when I have time. (Its in the pipeline) :)
Check out this video. ruclips.net/video/7XxH-G9ckeU/видео.html
It’s nice video ) but there is video about Jenkins ?
There is a video with multistage build and Jenkins. Thank you for commenting.
Thank you for the solution. It really helped a lot. But I am kind of new to this spring boot and reactjs area. So I wanted to know what if I need a multi page setup rather than a single page setup in my application. Can you suggest me anything handy ?
Thank you again.
Yes. You can have as many as you like. I have added this to my backlog
@@MikesTechCorner so you mean for each page I need to set separate react application the same way ??
No you can have multiple pages in your reactJS app