Using react-error-overlay as a standalone module
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package looks amazing. Is there any documentation on how to use react-error-overlay independently? I am trying to use it in a project bootstrapped with react-boilerplate.
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We don’t officially support using it directly quite yet. In other words there may be more breaking changes and little documentation for a while since we’re still iterating on it.
But if you’re feeling brave:
react-error-overlay
in development config before application code. (example)Hope it helps!
https://github.com/smooth-code/error-overlay-webpack-plugin is something you can either use directly in your Webpack setup or use as an example if you want to add it manually.