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How to Bootstrap your Instagram Components with React

adminSeptember 29, 2021

The first step in making your Instagram component work is to install React, the modern React framework.

React comes with built-in support for a lot of things that you might want to use in your project, including a few things that have been added in React 5.5.

Here’s how to do that.

React components are JavaScript objects that contain a list of methods to call, and they can be used to perform some of the basic actions you might expect to perform with React components.

To learn more about React, I highly recommend reading my book React and Redux.

There are also many great resources on React that are worth checking out.

The React Components API¶ You can read a bit more about the React components API, and see a quick example of how to use them, here.

Let’s go over how to install them in our app.

Create a folder and name it Instagram React, and make sure that the app’s directory is called Instagram React.

Inside this folder, create a file called config.js that looks like this: import React from ‘react’; import { Component } from ‘../../component’; import Instagram from ‘./Instagram’; import App from ‘app’; import ReactDOM from ‘@angular/core’; import ‘./app.component.ts’; import Photos from ‘photos’; import Blog from ‘blog’; import Posts from ‘posts’; import Bootstrap from ‘bootstrap’; import Twilio from ‘twilio’; import img-react from ‘img-react’; /* * Initialize the React component.

*/ ReactDOM.setState({ props: { type: ‘text/html’, src: ‘https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/react-img-reactor/2.0.0/react.min.js’, minified: false, }, componentWillMount: function () { this.props.src = img-src; this.state.reactComponent = this; } }); ReactDOM