No bundle is served? Is a javscript include tag needed?

[ttrmw]

I'm migrating from using browserify.. I've moved my root component into its own directory under bundles. I can't get it or any other of the components under it to serve at all - as if I needed a javascript include tag or similar. I'm guessing that isn't how this gem works, but being new to webpack I'm not at all sure where to look.

[ttrmw]

Note that if I add app & vendor bundle javascript_include_tags and the corresponding config to initializers/assets.rb, I get ReferenceError: webpackJsonp is not defined - so I'm guessing this isn't the right approach, either.

[aaronvb]

@ttrmw You'll need to setup webpack to compile your components, and then have the generated js added to your js manifest file. Have you seen our example app? https://github.com/shakacode/react-webpack-rails-tutorial Check out the client folder and the assets/webpack folder.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Edit: To see the assets/webpack folder you'll need to clone it and run it on your dev machine.

[justin808]

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