`npm start` does not work for me
See original GitHub issueI’ve followed the instructions written in the README.md file for installing and setting up the development environment.
However, when I do npm start
my browser page is black and I only see an error in the console saying:
output.js:1 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
Here is the screenshot:
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Ups, I lost the context and I did a mistake. I thought that this was dash-renderer repo when I read that comment and I responded accordingly 😅 .
For dash core components it is useful to have a working pure JS Demo, because I want to test the React components in pure JS before to do the whole python binding. Actually, this is why I opened the issue: I wanted to test the input component in react before to make any further changes. So yes, a working
npm start
script would be nice.It was resolved in plotly/dash-component-boilerplate#28