webpack/node_modules ? library missing

[walshe]

Hi again,

I am trying to use 'https://github.com/anthonyjgrove/react-google-login' in the app..

when I include it in package.json and install it etc and then attempt to use it in a page as described, the button is disabled..so I delved into it more..

when I use the browser debugger to view the scripts, I see no react-google-login inside the webpack/./node-modules directory ... was just wondering what the reason would be for this, is it somehow incompatible etc

thanks

[jedireza]

Using react-google-login is out of the scope of this project. Though if you $ npm install react-google-login --save[-dev] then you'd need to require it in a code path somewhere for it to be part of the dependency tree that webpack bundles up.

Though, since we're using hapijs It's probably best to work with something like hapijs/bell for 3rd party login/authentication.

[walshe]

thanks, I realize its out of scope..sorry for that.. I did install it and imported it, unfortunately I have to use it

'use strict';
const Layout = require('../layouts/default.jsx');
const Package = require('../../../package.json');
const React = require('react');

import GoogleLogin from 'react-google-login';

but still doesn't seem to be in the webpack/./node_modules dir, just wondering off theres some blatant incompatibility I am not seeing..

[jedireza]

If you're not getting compile errors from webpack, it's gotta be somewhere. Is it not rendering? Are you seeing an error of any kind?

[walshe]

the sign in button renders but its disabled, Ive tried it in another react-node app but don't have the issue - its really odd

[jedireza]

If it's rendering, the code is included. Why it's disabled is the real question you're faced with. 😄 Happy hunting.

[walshe]

btw , I since found out I was stupidly adding the tag to a server/web component instead of client/pages :)