Initial port of React #40
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| import React from 'react'; | ||
| import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; | ||
| import L from 'leaflet'; | ||
| import { Base } from './layouts/Base'; | ||
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Probably don't need this anymore.
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This PR introduces React and deprecates Backbone since we weren't really using models anyway.
This also introduces hot reloading via Webpack which is pretty handy. This will be even more useful once I set up a CSS bundle.
Leaflet and Shepherd rely heavily on the DOM to do what they do which makes it a little tricky incorporating them with React. Probably will be good to look for an alternative for Shepherd, though I don't know exactly how to reconcile the differences between Leaflet and React... there is probably a way.
Definitely needs some cleanup and tests. I'll add some comments explaining some of the more messy bits -- this will be refactored over time but wanted to get it working first.
@matteobanerjee