An example of how you can use React JS framework with nodeject dependency injection manager to build applications.

This is the default approach that I implemented back in Summer 2014 for all the redditgifts React applications.

The advantages of this approach are:

• Cleaner and more readable code;
• Easily share React JS components between your React applications;
• Include different npm modules into your React application;
• One js file per application: compiled, bundled and minified;
• Unit tests are much easier with dependency injection.

There are two demo applications:

• A simple demo app with only 3 ReactJS modules:

  • ES 5 app source and HTML demo page;
  • ES 6 app source and HTML demo page;

• A more complex demo app with 5 React modules and 2 sub apps:

  • ES 5 app source and HTML demo page;
  • ES 6 app source and HTML demo page.

In order to get compiled js files run grunt command form a command line.

Remember, it's just an example. Feel free to modify and expand it based on your project's needs.

Alexandr Marinenko

• http://twitter.com/jo_asakura
• http://github.com/jo-asakura
• http://codepen.io/jo-asakura

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