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Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0
See original GitHub issueI installed create-react-app and added a simple flare file.
I am able to see the Flare logo, but cannot see my animation.
Not sure what is wrong.
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The
.flrfile needs to be in the public folder and thefileattribute is relative to the public folder. If your file is/public/animate.flrthen your attribute should befile='animate.flr'.@FinalAngel move your exported_animation.flr to the public directory.