@fluent/react Example

PARA INICIALIZAR LA APP: npm run start

los datos los trae de los archivo .flt en public trabaja con el build rn un servidor creado con el script

This tiny React app demonstrates how @fluent/react can integrate with React.

Running

The example app requires a local build of @fluent/react. In the root of your fluent.js clone install the build tools:

cd fluent.js/
npm install

Then build and package @fluent/react:

cd fluent.js/fluent-react/
npm install
make
npm pack

Finally, change back to this directory, and build the example:

cd fluent.js/fluent-react/example/
npm install
npm install --no-save ../fluent-react-*.tgz
npm start

Open http://localhost:1234 to see the example running.

Installing @fluent/react via npm pack allows to use the in-tree version of it without picking up the devDependencies, which likely bring a conflicting version of React.