React/Python examples

[Basic rendering](basic_rendering)

Illustrates how to pre-render React components from python. It illustrates how to use React as a

substitute for python template layers.

[python-webpack examples](https://github.com/markfinger/python-webpack/tree/master/examples)

Illustrates how to use python-webpack to integrate React assets into a python system.

[Self mounting components](self_mounting_components)

Illustrates a workflow where webpack is used to generate bundles so that the root React component

can immediately mount itself over the markup that was pre-rendered with the same data.

This workflow is similar to what was provided in older versions of python-react. It can be useful

if you want to add interactivity to an otherwise backend-heavy site.

Be aware that while this workflow can be initially convenient, it tends to rely on components maintaining

large amounts of state. A better workflow is for your components to minimize state by delegating all

data storage to external services. If you're looking for something to handle your data, the multitude

of Flux implementations are a reasonable starting point.

*Feel free to open a pull request, if you'd like to contribute more examples or links*

Running the example

Running the example

Start the webpack-build server

And visit [http://127.0.0.1:5000](http://127.0.0.1:5000)

With `DEBUG = True`, the render server is unneeded. In production you would also want to start

the render server.